A Qld MP has told parliament his Labor predecessor and party peddled misleading claims and campaign flyers falsely stating an unfunded, unbuilt fire station had been “delivered”.
The polling booths have now closed with Queenslanders now waiting to hear who will be the next premier.
Steven Miles finally nailed his one question to David Crisafulli, but might not have bargained on the response, writes state political editor Hayden Johnson.
Rather than debate, Jarrod Bleijie has chosen schoolyard-bully attacks and Trump-style insults. If this is the way the LNP is going to govern, we should be concerned, writes the editor.
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Premier Steven Miles and Opposition Leader David Crisafulli will face off for the final leaders’ debate at the Sky News/The Courier-Mail People’s Forum on Tuesday night. Find out how to watch it live here.
Treasurer Cameron Dick has again laid down the gauntlet for a proper debate to his LNP counterpart David Janetzki, who took aim at what he called a “broken promise” over tax.
Jarrod Bleijie, likely to become deputy premier in nine days, is still refusing to attend The Courier-Mail’s deputy leaders’ debate.
Queensland’s leaders were unrepentant on whether scare campaigns would continue to dominate the election race, after weeks running misleading claims about health cuts, taxes and privatisation.
The Courier-Mail’s cardboard cutout of Jarrod Bleijie has met constituents in his Sunshine Coast electorate. Here’s what they said.
Steven Miles needs to make every post a winner if he is to remain premier come October 26. He blew his first chance in Wednesday’s leaders’ debate.
One leader was more direct with his answers, while another relied on his “past record” too much, according to members of The Courier-Mail’s Voter Verdict.
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