New face among Logan’s potential ministers
Four Logan-based Labor MPs are in line for high-level Cabinet posts after last month’s state election, including one new face.
Four Logan-based Labor MPs are in line for high-level Cabinet posts after last month’s state election, including one new face.
Labor’s Jonty Bush, the Greens’ Katinka Winston-Allom and LNP candidate Trent Wiseman went to battle in the seat of Cooper. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people in Brisbane’s inner west.
Former deputy premier Jackie Trad will be assessing her options after her widely expected defeat at the hands of the Greens. But is a tilt at federal politics one of them?
Curtis Pitt would never admit it but a slightly chuffed wave of emotion must have tickled him when Labor’s horrid results for South Brisbane flashed on the screen on Saturday night.
Candidates from the LNP, Labor and the Greens in the Brisbane seat of McConnel have gone head-to-head in a debate tonight. Watch the replay
Cameron Dick has cemented his place as the “Chicken Little” of the 2020 election campaign, with claims “the sky is falling in”, which are loosely related to some comment or commitment made by his LNP opponent. But if the claims are wrong, people may think he’s just a goose.
It’s described by the LNP itself as a “win-at-all-costs” strategic decision, but there are a range of potentially dangerous outcomes that the party’s state executive perhaps should have considered more carefully before endorsing the preference-Labor-last strategy.
With 200,000 Queenslanders out of work and facing economic crisis, I believe this election is about who has a plan to get Queensland working again: Deb Frecklington.
Deb Frecklington’s fight to become Queensland’s next premier looks like a tough task. Here’s exactly how the LNP can win this next election.
I have two priorities: Keeping Queensland safe and keeping people in work. QLD Premier shares statement ahead of state election.
Palaszczuk’s quest for another term – and the chance to be Labor’s third-longest serving Queensland Premier – seems simple enough on paper, but what exactly does Labor need to do to win?
Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington says Queenslanders deserves a majority government as she again ruled out doing any deals with minor parties in the event of a hung parliament.
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