LNP pledges $7.6m for art gallery, fire station revamp
The Wondai Regional Art Gallery and Kingaroy fire station could be set for significant upgrades, with $7.6 million in funding pledged for both projects.
Candidates
Premier on shaky home turf as constituents do it tough
He’s arguably the most powerful politician in Queensland, yet to many voters Premier Steven Miles’ electorate north of Brisbane say they know little about him or what he stands for, and a lot of them are doing it tough.
Meet the LNP candidate who won’t say what he does for a living
He’s standing in a South East Queensland seat of more than 40,000 voters, but this enigmatic LNP candidate won’t say where he works, nor even what he does for a living, writes Des Houghton.
Controversial ex-mayor and porn star overshadow Lytton campaign
An ALP scandal in which election signs were criminally damaged, has resurfaced to overshadow the Lytton election campaign, already made colourful when a US porn star entered the contest.
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The real Palaszczuk revealed: ‘It’s been endless work for her’
Far from being the “accidental premier”, Annastacia Palasczuk has always been a leader says the person who knows her best
‘Real money’ to be saved under LNP’s water plan
The LNP are promising to save southeast Queenslanders hundreds of dollars on their water bills. Here is how they say they can do it.
Campaign cut ahead of LNP powerbrokers’ French feast
Relations between LNP HQ and leader Deb Frecklington remain fraught after those ill-fated efforts to oust her a few months back, with a powerful committee voting to cut the party’s campaign contribution, writes Steven Wardill.
Premier does not support baby bonus comments
The Premier says she does not support claims Queensland’s youth crime crisis was partly caused by parents who had children just so they could get their hands on the Baby Bonus. SEE THE VIDEO
‘Priceless’: Former minister pokes fun at LNP successor
Former LNP Tourism Minister Jann Stuckey has taken to Facebook to poke fun at her successor over an embarrassing incident at a Gold Coast pre-polling booth.
Ultimate guide to the state election
From the promises of jobs to the questions that leaders refuse to answer. Here’s your ultimate guide to Queensland political party policies ahead of the 2020 state election.
Parents to cop $250 fine if kids break curfew
More details have been revealed about a controversial LNP pledge to introduce a curfew for Townsville’s youth if they’re elected to government. WILL A CURFEW WORK? HAVE YOUR SAY
Palaszczuk’s ‘risky’ response gives impression Deb’s setting the pace
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s plan for a “second Bruce Highway” is a risky move because it gives the impression that Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington is now the pacesetter of this campaign and the Premier is following her lead, writes THE EDITOR.
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