Hanson still hopeful of picking up 10 seats
PAULINE Hanson is adamant One Nation has left the major parties “shaking in their boots” and says PHON may still yet win up to 10 seats in Queensland.
State Election 2017
Qld election first move towards replacing PM
THE push to replace Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull with a conservative leader is gaining momentum after One Nation’s strong result in regional Queensland.
Parachuted LNP star plays down leadership talk
REBORN LNP star David Crisafulli is playing down the prospects him replacing Tim Nicholls as party leader.
Old Guard won battle but could lose war
PREMIER Annastacia Palaszczuk could be left red-faced as her preferred candidate for Rockhampton is locked in a nailbiting battle to win the seat – as an independent.
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Does Miller’s smooch signal kiss of death?
MAVERICK Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller has sensationally moved to undermine her own government’s re-election campaign in the critical final days, embracing One Nation matriarch Pauline Hanson on the hustings in Ipswich.
Pitt attempts budget gymnastics
CURTIS Pitt’s talent for verbal contortionist knows no end, but the Treasurer has tied himself in knots with one of his more outrageous claims about paying down debt, writes Steven Wardill.
Hanson and Miller: ‘We’re battlers together’
LABOR’S MP Jo-Ann Miller has openly campaigned next to One Nation leader Pauline Hanson. But Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk says she is not concerned by Ms Miller’s actions.
This is who will win the state election
WITH just days to go before Queensland heads to the polls, Des Houghton says voters are at the mercy of one leader who admits to losing control and a party full of ‘hootenanny miscreants’. This is his prediction of the election outcome. HAVE YOUR SAY
Dumped MP releases Premier tape
DUMPED MP Rick Williams has launched another attack on Annastacia Palaszczuk in the critical final days of the election campaign.
Massive water bill could sink taxpayers
PREMIER Annastacia Palaszczuk has played down claims she refused an offer from the PM to pay for a vital dam, a decision which could see taxpayers fork out $500 million for water transport.
Defection hits One Nation hopes hard
TWO in five voters are now less likely to back One Nation in Queensland, a news poll shows, and it was all triggered by Malcolm Roberts’ departure from federal politics.
Lifesavers miss boat on funds
SURF lifesavers say they have been “taken for granted” as they blast major political parties for refusing to commit to more funding, despite a big spike in rescues.
There’s one major point of difference
FOR two sides of politics not offering radically different approaches to government, the preparedness to play footsies with Pauline Hanson is a crucial point of difference, writes Paul Syvret.
It’s too hard to pick the winner
THE state election began as boring affair but after a few twists and turns, will end up this weekend a nailbiter, writes Paul Williams.
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