Palmer wins first blow in donations case
The Electoral Commission of Queensland will be forced to submit a formal statement of claim in its bid to have Palmer Leisure declared a property developer and therefore a prohibited donor.
The Electoral Commission of Queensland will be forced to submit a formal statement of claim in its bid to have Palmer Leisure declared a property developer and therefore a prohibited donor.
Clive Palmer has accused the Electoral Commission of Queensland of an ‘abuse of process’ in going to the Supreme Court to declare the billionaire a prohibited donor.
Clive Palmer is attempting to drag Annastacia Palaszczuk into his legal fight with the Electoral Commission to prove he is not a property developer.
Ahead of the state election, Queensland’s election watchdog said it had formed the ‘preliminary view’ that Clive Palmer was a property developer and a ‘prohibited donor’.
Queensland Labor raised questions with the Electoral Commission about whether Clive Palmer should be classed as a property developer and prohibited donor.
The court has found WA’s retrospective legislation against Clive Palmer to be as destructive as a ‘juggernaut’.
The failure of three legal challenges shows that in a crisis, judges defer to government.
Clive Palmer has quietly settled his long-running legal battle with defiant villa owners at his Sunshine Coast golf resort.
The West Australian government has declared the High Court’s ruling a ‘victory’ for the state.
Western Australia’s hard border closure has proven the most effective measure in keeping the population safe from COVID-19, the state’s solicitor-general declared.
Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer was the biggest spender of the election campaign, but the massive spend did not convert to votes for his party.
Labor has attacked the government’s aviation support package for providing more than $70,000 in subsidies for the use of luxury jets.
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.
Billionaire Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party has outspent both major parties on advertising ahead of the October 31 Queensland election.
Clive Palmer’s election spending is in doubt after it emerged he’s trying to get two huge Gold Coast developments approved.
Clive Palmer’s company has paid the fees for his United Australia Party candidates to stand in the Queensland election, with one third of those running either employees or relatives.
Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer owns dozens of mansions on the Gold Coast and plenty of gold.
If Clive Palmer has a gentle side it is projected by his wife, Anna. So why is she following him into politics?
The case against Andrew Crook has been dropped, six years after he was charged for allegedly plotting to kidnap a NAB employee.
Labor has asked Queensland’s Electoral Commission to investigate whether Clive Palmer is breaching the state’s strict campaign expenditure caps.
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