Katters among the pigeons as LNP flaps
THE impressive performance of Katter’s Australian Party in the state election has highlighted what the Liberal and National parties lost when they merged, writes Michael Madigan.
THE impressive performance of Katter’s Australian Party in the state election has highlighted what the Liberal and National parties lost when they merged, writes Michael Madigan.
LNP leader Tim Nicholls has sat down for coffee with two of the men punters want to replace him as Opposition Leader in the wake of the election.
UNCERTAINTY remains over who will win the seats of Thuringowa and Mundingburra and they should not have been claimed by Labor, one state leader says.
LNP leader Tim Nicholls is refusing to concede election defeat, declaring: “We are still in this hunt.”
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.
FORGET the battle of South Brisbane, the Greens candidate for Maiwar reckons he’ll be the first elected as a Queensland MP, toppling one of the LNP’s most prominent frontbenchers. ALL YOUR ELECTION DAY NEWS
FORGETFUL Queensland voters face a fine of more than double that of their NSW counterparts and more than six times that of residents in WA and the ACT if they fail to make it to the polling booth for this Saturday’s election.
BRISBANE’S only Greens councillor predicts his party will pick up votes in Brisbane, with anti-development and Adani sentiment running high in the inner-city electorates.
THESE are the 25 seats that will decide who gets to govern Queensland for the next three years — and two former premiers have weighed in.
CAMPBELL Newman and Peter Beattie have joined Courier-Mail and SKY News journalists in tipping the outcome of the Queensland election.
MOST Queenslanders don’t believe Annastacia Palaszczuk deserves a second term, but have resigned themselves to a Labor victory at today’s state election.
THE leaders of the ALP, LNP and One Nation have made a last-ditch attempt to win over undecided Queensland voters.
BOTH sides steered clear of any major economic reforms in their election campaigns and have missed opportunities for meaningful change or progress, writes Paul Syvret
THIS election campaign has been filled with bizarre moments that have spun the narrative off in some strange directions. Here are the biggest upsets of the hustings.
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