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Taylah FellowsState political reporter

Taylah Fellows started as a general reporter for The Courier-Mail almost four years ago and is now a member of the state political team.

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Leader of the Opposition David Crisafulli during a media conference at The Family Practice Emu Park. Picture: Liam Kidston.

David Crisafulli refuses to release key LNP target

Opposition leader David Crisafulli claims the LNP is transparent in all its costings but still won’t reveal the details of an important policy and target.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA - NewsWire Photos - OCTOBER 2, 2024.One Nation leader Senator Pauline Hanson and the partyâs Queensland leader James Ashby attend a press conference to declare their preferences in the upcoming state election, outside Parliament House in Brisbane.Picture: Dan Peled / NewsWire

One Nation hopeful likens late abortion to ‘cutting a Sunday roast’

Pauline Hanson’s right-hand man, James Ashby, has graphically described a late-term abortion, saying Queenslanders would be “offended” by the state’s law. WARNING: GRAPHIC

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Ros Bates Shadow Minister for Health and Ambulance Services medically assisting journalist Andrew Messenger who split his head open on his way to a media conference, The Family Practice Emu Park. Picture: Liam Kidston.

The LNP and cuts – but not the ones the Labor Party claims

On the election trail on Thursday morning it wasn’t health funding or public services on the chopping block — it was poor journalist Andrew Messenger’s scalp.

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LNP pledges $50m for two new mental health units

The LNP will spend $50m on building two short-stay mental health units to help young Queenslanders suffering from anxiety, depression and eating disorders.

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Leader of the Opposition David Crisafulli during a media conference at Network Car & Truck Rentals, Bundaberg. Picture: Liam Kidston.

‘Some of the most desperate things I’ve seen from a government’

Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has announced Qld businesses will get a share of $40m to upgrade security systems and drive down soaring insurance costs if the LNP is elected.

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Queensland Premier Steven Miles pictured speaking at a press conference in Mackay with local candidate Belinda Hassan Picture Adam Head

Premier’s electricity move slammed as desperate power play

Labor’s plan to set up a state-owned energy retailer reeks of “desperation politics” Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has said, while declaring power bills would be cheaper under an LNP government.

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$100 a year: Average savings from Labor’s cheap power pledge

A re-elected Labor government would set up a state-owned electricity retailer to effectively compete against itself to make power bills cheaper. TAKE OUR POLL

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Leader of the Opposition David Crisafulli addresses the Back the Bush AgForce Qld conference at Royal International Convention Centre, Bowen Hills. Picture: Liam Kidston.

Crisafulli’s rare personal moment in $30m agriculture pledge

The LNP would sink $30m into a fund designed to pair farmers with universities to boost agricultural production.

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POOL IMAGE - Premier Steven Miles kicks off the election with a visit to Government House with Grace Grace, Cameron Dick and, Shannon Fentiman. Pics Adam Head

‘Desperation meter topping out’: Labor invokes ghost of Newman AGAIN

Steven Miles has pleaded with Queenslanders to give him more time in the state’s top job amid a “desperate” attack on David Crisafulli.

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The flyer purportedly authorised by the United Workers Union and (inset UWU boss Gary Bullock.

Exposed: Union powerbroker’s brazen fake news letterbox drop

The union boss who helped orchestrate Steven Miles’ rise to premier has been caught out spreading fake news about the LNP’s plans for a major SEQ hospital, accusations that David Crisafulli has rejected.

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