Andrew Laming ditches bid for political comeback
The controversial former federal MP has withdrawn from LNP preselection, clearing the way for another political return.
The controversial former federal MP has withdrawn from LNP preselection, clearing the way for another political return.
Will Annastacia Palaszczuk listen to Queensland’s corruption watchdog and allow it to release a secret report into her former deputy?
Annastacia Palaszczuk will return from a two-week holiday in Italy to face friend or foe in Labor meetings: ‘Et tu Brute?’
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s La Dolce Vita moment evaporates as Labor comrades knife her from afar; and could this be the return of Jackie Trad?
The Opposition Leader isn’t short of a quid, but that didn’t stop him leaning on his LNP branch to foot the bill for his party fees.
Anthony Albanese says the Liberal conference is all about fundraising — as Labor cashes in with donors and lobbyists in Brisbane.
A turf war has erupted on Queensland university campuses between rival student Liberal clubs, sparking LNP legal action; as Labor runs a protection racket for under-fire Transport Minister Mark Bailey.
Labor’s Left faction hopes to sink submarine deal at the ALP’s national conference, while Labor leaders seek to raise money for campaign chest at fancy dinners.
Moves are afoot to make it a permanent break for Qld Speaker Curtis Pitt — pictured conquering mountains while on leave for ‘back problems’.
The CFMEU mining division aims a coal-shaped bomb at the stage-managed peace of Queensland’s Labor conference, as the LNP divides over the Fadden preselection.
With a state election next year, Queensland Labor has reintroduced its business fundraising program after Annastacia Palaszczuk banned ministers from such events.
A big fight is brewing in Queensland’s LNP ranks and a shifted Labor minister is given oversight of casinos that hosted her fundraiser.
Queensland Speaker Curtis Pitt will take next week off after police had to wake him, with veteran Labor MP saying it was the flu and not late night drinks behind his late arrival to parliament.
Queensland Speaker Curtis Pitt is adamant it was the effects of the flu, and not late night drinks, for him rolling up 45 minutes late to the regional sitting of parliament in his home town of Cairns.
Party insiders speculate the Left faction will take majority control of federal Labor’s governing body when the national conference assembles in Queensland.
Queensland Labor has attacked Opposition leader David Crisafulli for ‘cynical political fence-sitting’ on the voice. But what do the rest of the LNP’s MPs think?
The Queensland Premier’s popularity with voters seems to have vanished before her eyes, with new data showing the LNP is on track to win next year’s state election.
Men of Queensland Labor are on notice. Male members of Annastacia Palaszczuk’s caucus will have to quit – or be booted — thanks to strict gender quotas.
Did Anthony Albanese commandeer the prime ministerial jet to catch working class troubadour Billy Bragg in Brisbane on Thursday night?
It’s not a political donation, says the LNP, when donors’ cash is used to keep the lights on at party HQ, and not used for campaigning.
He was at the centre of last year’s ‘laptop’ saga, but after somehow weathering that political storm, the head of Queensland’s Public Sector Commission is on his way out.
Jackie Trad’s taxpayer-funded legal fight to keep a lid on a corruption report into her has got even more interesting.
Steven Miles has the numbers to succeed Premier Palaszczuk, but a curious parliamentary spray has raised questions about his discipline.
Annastacia Palaszczuk should heed the philosophy of John Howard when it comes to leadership and the partyroom.
Former federal MP could return to politics at the 2024 Queensland election, as Annastacia Palaszczuk’s ad spending spree is revealed.
Experienced federal Liberals should be looking over their shoulders. If you listen to the chatter, the LNP’s next generation has them in their sights.
Federal Queensland Labor MPs’ plans to run again at the next lection might be tripped up by the party’s affirmative action rules.
The Queensland Premier’s ‘concrete’ declaration that state-owned coal-fired power will be phased out relies heavily on hypotheticals.
Annastacia Palaszczuk has forbidden her cabinet from attending a resources forum in Brisbane with Scott Stewart instead off to ‘Europe’s leading mining investment event’.
Queensland true believers are being asked to dig deep for Victorian Premier Dan Andrews’ election campaign – or risk a nationwide conservative revolution.
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