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Queensland Premier David Crisafulli and his predecessor Steven Miles

Crisafulli flies high, while Miles – and Dutton – lag

Queenslanders have given Premier David Crisafulli an emphatic tick of approval, but federal counterpart Peter Dutton is not basking in his afterglow.

  • Cameron Atfield

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Diana Thofner and her children in the electorate of Baringa.

Nowhere is growing like this corner of Queensland. It’s changing the political game

On paper, Andrew Wallace has a safe seat. In reality, his Queensland electorate is overflowing with new arrivals, who now have another option at the ballot box.

  • Sean Parnell

Would Peter Dutton cut free TAFE? Does Tanya Plibersek have a place in Anthony Albanese’s cabinet? We reality check

It was a drama-filled week muddied with word salads and a truly criminal number of statistics being lobbed at punters. Here’s the truth behind the press conferences and debates.

  • Bronte Gossling
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ALP and LNP housing policies cruel, cynical and inadequate

Readers comment on the ALP and LNP housing policies.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s office at Arana Hills, north of Brisbane, has been targeted with graffitied slurs.

Peter Dutton’s electorate office vandalised, again

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s Dickson electorate office has been vandalised, with the words “maggot” and “scum” written in black paint at the Arana Hills shopfront, two weeks out from election day.

  • Cameron Atfield and Courtney Kruk
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton should get together and work out how Australia will manage security in this new era of Donald Trump.

It’s now easy to see the shadow Donald Trump is casting on the election campaign

Two weeks out from voters lining up at the ballot box, what’s being billed as a slip of the tongue has seemingly derailed the Coalition’s strategy.

  • Jacqueline Maley, David Crowe and James Massola
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Make property investment less attractive

Readers comment on the ALP and LNP’s approaches to help solve the housing crisis for first time home buyers.

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The duopoly is dying, long live the minority

Readers argue that changing the system means the decline of the two main parties’ power and the rise of independents in federal government.

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An ALP or LNP win hastens burning planet

Readers can’t understand why the two major parties have so little to say about the climate crisis in this election.

Up in smoke.

Coalition no-shows leave voters guessing its policies

Readers wonder why LNP candidates seem reluctant to share their policy details.

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