No knockout blow as election remains too close to call
Annastacia Palaszczuk should have wiped the floor with Deb Frecklington, but failed to land a knockout blow, writes Steven Wardill.
Annastacia Palaszczuk should have wiped the floor with Deb Frecklington, but failed to land a knockout blow, writes Steven Wardill.
Annastacia Palaszczuk has taken out the Sky News and The Courier-Mail People’s Forum over Deb Frecklington, with a group of undecided voters declaring the Premier a decisive winner in what was at times a heated debate. HOW IT UNFOLDED
The undecided voters taking part in the People’s Forum rated Annastacia Palaszczuk’s performance the best, what was the verdict from The Courier-Mail’s own team of experts?
Queensland finally goes to the polls on Saturday, and after a four-week election campaign we all deserve a drink. So grab one as our leaders go head-to-head in this afternoon’s People’s Forum and listen out for their favourite buzzwords!
Rockhampton’s aspiring election candidates are vying for your vote. Check out how they performed in their local debate. WATCH THE REPLAY NOW
It’s the most important state election since war time and, for the first time, the people we pick will remain in power for four years. The candidates for Mirani have gone head to head in a live debate tonight to answer your questions. WATCH THE REPLAY
Candidates in the electorates of Maryborough and Hervey Bay have gone head-to-head on Tuesday night. WATCH THE REPLAYS
The Courier-Mail and its sister mastheads will host live-streamed election debates in 40 seats across the state, starting tonight. SEE THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
With an election looming in unprecedented circumstances, the leaders of Queensland’s two major parties tell why their plan is best for our uncertain future. IN THEIR OWN WORDS
The Prime Minister has revealed his thoughts on being banned from Queensland for the duration of the state election campaign unless he’s prepared to fork over $2800 to quarantine for two weeks in a local hotel.
There’s a huge amount at stake at the October 31 state election. But not just for Annastacia Palaszczuk, who just a few months ago looked to be in a winning position. A loss for the Opposition would have serious implications for the future of the LNP, writes Paul Williams.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has spent more than $500,000 in the past few months on pollsters to gauge how voters feel about her government’s controversial COVID-19 restrictions in the lead up to the state election. But the Premier’s response was for everyone to ‘have a cold shower’.
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