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Leaders agree to end ‘dangerous’ addiction for children
Opposition Leader David Crisafulli claims the state government can be doing more to stop kids from vaping at schools and prevent tobacco companies from “getting their claws” into the next generation of children.
‘Will not prevent a single crime’: Miles smacks down new plan
Premier Steven Miles has dismissed the LNP’s “detention with purpose” plan, stating mandatory minimum sentencing and solitary confinement will not have an affect on the state’s youth crime scourge.
Where 60 per cent of voters prefer Steven Miles and Labor
An exclusive Courier-Mail poll reveals Queensland is divided, with Premier Steven Miles holding an overwhelming majority in one part of the state while David Crisafulli dominates in the regions.
Deepest divide of all: Where Miles, Crisafulli stand on sporting loyalty
Steven Miles and David Crisafulli have opened up about the one area where they are divided even more deeply than on political ideology, in response to a reader question.
Premier vows to open 10 new police beats despite 42 closing
Premier Steven Miles will attempt to open ten new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power.
Tuckshop Steven’s free school lunch menu drops
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