The man tipped to become Queensland’s next treasurer has responded to questions about his presence on the campaign trail, as he prepares to release the LNP’s costings prior to election day.
There will be no shortage of choice for Far North voters with 36 candidates campaigning across six seats in a bid to win a seat at parliament. See the full list of names and vote in the poll.
A Queensland LNP candidate has apologised for comments she made alongside a picture of herself defaced to resemble Adolf Hitler. But it’s not the first time her judgment has been questioned.
More than half of Queensland’s young voters have rallied behind Steven Miles as their preferred premier, saying his prolific social media use and cost of living measures have helped win them over.
One Nation has disendorsed a candidate who was accused of attempted murder where a man was shot in the stomach allegedly over a $1000 drug debt 13 years ago. The charge was later dropped.
The safe seat of the Southern Downs could be a hotly-contested race as left-wing and conservative party candidates make their bid ahead of the October state election. See what they’ve got in store for the region.
LNP candidate Jacob Heremaia has faced scrutiny over the ownership of a private tech company, Rpay, as he challenges Health Minister Shannon Fentiman for the seat of Waterford.
The man tipped to be the next Queensland Premier was once known as ‘the fastest mouth in the North’ as former colleagues — and the spaghetti-eating champion himself — reflects on his career.
Rockhampton’s overflowing ED has reached its “use-by-date”, says the LNP’s would-be health minister but Labor insists it’s got a plan to curb the chaos.
A Labor election promise to buy Taylor Point is still alive with negotiations to purchase the coastal property or a “nuclear option” of compulsory acquisition still on the table, a Far North MP says.
David Crisafulli has dodged questions regarding a party member’s calls to give back funds from a Far North political donor currently defending multiple assault charges.
Tuesday’s ballot draw was a mixed bag for the major parties, with Labor and the Greens well down the card in areas they are targeting.
Environment, population growth and crime are among the top priorities for candidates in the seats of Ninderry and Noosa ahead of the Queensland state election next month.
From new health care facilities to essential housing, the candidates from Glass House and Nicklin have revealed their priorities ahead of the 2024 Queensland state election.
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