Leaders burn rubber in regional race
An election like no other in Queensland enters the sprint to polling day with the leaders at last focusing on Brisban.
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Palmer spends up on Facebook
Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party has pumped more than $84,000 into Facebook ads in the first three weeks of the Queensland election campaign.
Former US Navy diver fighting for life
Paramedics were called to Lucinda, 120km north of Townsville, after reports a man had been bitten.
Leaders agree: two debates locked in
Queensland’s political leaders will face off in two debates just ahead of the October 31 election, but after a majority of voters are expected to have cast their ballots.
Sunland flags plans to wind down
After a decade of operating below its net tangible asset value, Sunland Group will wind down business operations.
Pre-poll to draw two-thirds of voters
A record two-thirds of Queenslanders are expected to cast their ballots ahead of the October 31 election.
Foreign investors desert Australia
Investment in Australian residential property by foreign interests plunged by $1bn before the pandemic struck and is set to worsen from new rules: industry experts.
A window into beloved past
The entertainment couple plan to spruce up their home in Brisbane’s riverside suburb of Bulimba.
Palmer ad spend more than majors
Billionaire Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party has outspent both major parties on advertising ahead of the October 31 Queensland election.
DJs in talks with Charter Hall
In the most significant property deal since coronavirus struck, Charter Hall is in exclusive talks for David Jones’ Sydney site.
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