Editor’s view: Will Crisafulli live to regret blurted-out promises?
Having already staked his election as premier on crime figures, David Crisafulli added another two pledges, writes the editor.
Having already staked his election as premier on crime figures, David Crisafulli added another two pledges, writes the editor.
The LNP’s promise to finally fix Queensland’s health system has sparked a war of words. HAVE YOUR SAY
There would have been no deaths in Gaza for protesters to protest were it not for the declaration of war that was Hamas’s October 7 blood and rape orgy, writes Tim Blair.
It’s been labelled an Olympic bungle of gold medal proportions – but what are the cases for and against each stadium proposal? HOW YOU VOTED
It is no surprise the disgusting “peace” protest at the Land Forces defence expo in Melbourne turned violent — it’s a riot against the West’s right to defend itself against totalitarian regimes.
One blanket, minimum age to access social media for all Australians will spare parents, schools and young people themselves from unintended negative consequences of a two-tier system, argues Dr Simon Wilksch.
What is yet to be fully explained to ratepayers who picked up the travel bill for civic leaders to visit Paris is the most important thing, writes the editor.
With Thursday the final sitting day of Parliament before the election, don’t expect anything resembling civilised debate, writes state political editor Hayden Johnson.
Aussies are drinking among the most expensive booze in the world, so when a Queensland pub offers a $30 drinks promotion for all the spirits you can drink in an hour, you can bet it’s going to be popular. JOIN THE CONVERSATION
Today’s presidential debate could decide who wins the US election. Here’s what Donald Trump and Kamala Harris both have to do to win.
You don’t get many laughs reading political polls for a living, but this cruel stat was so cruel to poor old Albo and his mates that would make even the most stone-hearted chuckle.
It is important to see age limits as just one step in the much bigger challenge facing the social media behemoths, writes the editor.
It is true that growing Australia’s population will make the size of the overall economy larger, because there is a bigger problem it creates.
They are two of the world’s most famous women who have both battled cancer, but Princess Catherine and Elle Macpherson could not be further apart.
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