Bewildered LNP has lost its identity
IT’S a surprise that the LNP is struggling far more than an opposition should be at this point of the electoral cycle, but the faltering campaign of One Nation is nothing short of a shock.
IT’S a surprise that the LNP is struggling far more than an opposition should be at this point of the electoral cycle, but the faltering campaign of One Nation is nothing short of a shock.
FORMER premier turned Sky News presenter Campbell Newman blamed the LNP’s poor showing at Saturday’s election on the party’s failure to defend his era.
THE vote for Queensland’s 56th Parliament was a colourful exercise in democracy, with meter maids, ballerinas and even a polo player on a horse turning out to do their bit for democracy.
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THE LNP has moved to neutralise Labor attacks over the missing identities of those behind a combined $100,000 in donations received by the party, tracking down all but three donors.
DEPUTY Premier Jackie Trad is at risk of becoming caught in the middle as Labor struggles to please both the regions and the southeast.
UNIONS are targeting 17 marginal seats across Queensland as the movement steps up its campaign to both oust LNP MPs and save Labor members in the lead-up to the November 25 poll.
ANNASTACIA Palaszczuk will face Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls and One Nation state leader Steve Dickson in what is expected to be the only major debate of the election campaign.
TRADE Minister and Moncrieff MP Steve Ciobo says the Greens are a more dangerous force in politics than One Nation, supporting the LNP’s position to preference them last.
FORMER Prime Minister Tony Abbott has received multiple requests from LNP candidates to help them campaign in the Queensland state election.
OPPOSITION Leader Tim Nicholls gets in some practice for the election day sausage sizzle as he reveals all the LNP’s outstanding donations have been declared.
THE fate of a new $2 billion entertainment precinct in Brisbane’s CBD will be tied to the success of the Cross River Rail program under a Labor state government.
HUNDREDS of thousands of units would be built under a Greens social housing policy reminiscent of Cold War Eastern European cities.
PREMIER Annastacia Palaszczuk is yet to pick up the phone and speak to Adani bosses, nine days after her bombshell decision to veto a $1 billion loan.
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