The latest news on Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk
Exclusive polling has exposed a potential leadership vacuum within the third-term Palaszczuk government, with more than 50 per cent of voters uncertain of who should take the top job if Annastacia Palaszczuk were to stand down as Labor leader.
More than a third of Queenslanders believe the state is headed in the wrong direction, a shock poll result that has traditionally pointed to voter preference for a change of government.
The Palaszczuk government is failing to deliver on the three key issues that are the most important to Queenslanders, according to exclusive polling. But the state’s Treasurer has defended measures to combat some household pain.
One in every two Queenslanders think Annastacia Palaszczuk enjoys the ‘high life’ that comes with being premier, according to exclusive polling that reveals voter sentiment on who would best lead the state.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has failed the leadership test when it comes to the Covid vaccination, writes The Editor.
Annastacia Palaszczuk has triggered angry responses to her tweet about why she’s getting her Covid-19 vaccination, as she responds to more criticism over the dose she was given. HAVE YOUR SAY, TAKE OUR POLL
Job advertisements – including for several roles in the Premier’s office – suggest the state’s public service hiring freeze is coming to an end. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The Premier has told Labor’s state conference she’s still waiting for a straight answer from the Prime Minister about the Toowoomba quarantine camp plan, despite the Commonwealth knocking the proposal on the head.
The Gold Coast tourism industry will receive a much-needed boost after Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk announced another $3m worth of travel vouchers were up for grabs. HOW TO APPLY
Queenslanders have a right to know how much was spent by the Palaszczuk Government on securing the State of Origin series opener for Townsville, writes The Editor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
A political campaign has begun to force the Palaszczuk Government to pour more money into the state’s “grossly underfunded and under-resourced” palliative care services.
Anyone who arrives back in Queensland from Victoria today will face mandatory hotel quarantine. This is what you need to know.
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