Queensland’s leaders were unrepentant on whether scare campaigns would continue to dominate the election race, after weeks running misleading claims about health cuts, taxes and privatisation.
The Courier-Mail’s cardboard cutout of Jarrod Bleijie has met constituents in his Sunshine Coast electorate. Here’s what they said.
Steven Miles needs to make every post a winner if he is to remain premier come October 26. He blew his first chance in Wednesday’s leaders’ debate.
One leader was more direct with his answers, while another relied on his “past record” too much, according to members of The Courier-Mail’s Voter Verdict.
Steven Miles and David Crisafulli will go head-to-head in the first debate of the state election campaign on Thursday night. Here’s what to look for.
Cameron Dick isn’t surprised his counterpart hasn’t agreed to a debate after Jarrod Bleijie labelled the deputy premier “dodgy” and “a loser”.
A Logan councillor running as an LNP candidate for a state Labor seat, said he was a ‘no show’ at a candidate forum because of a ‘political stitch-up’ by a fellow Logan councillor.
Queensland Health’s positive spin on emergency department response times and surgery lists at Bundaberg and Hervey Bay’s hospitals has ignited a heated political debate amid allegations of “data manipulation”.
The election may be over but the fun never stops when it comes to landing the key seats on the Gold Coast. RELIVE HOW THE DEBATE PLAYED OUT
Labor Education Minister Grace Grace, the Greens’ Kirsten Lovejoy and the LNP’s Pinky Singh went to battle in the seat of McConnel. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people in the inner-Brisbane seat.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and Opposition leader Deb Frecklington have faced off in their final debate of the election campaign before voters head to the polls tomorrow and the Premier became emotional over one question. WATCH THE REPLAY
Annastacia Palaszczuk has defended Queensland’s hotel quarantine system, but says the state will not rush to welcome international students, saying the priority was to reunite families with loved ones stranded overseas.
Annastacia Palaszczuk’s aggressive strategy in the Sky News/Courier-Mail leaders’ debate, which saw the Premier attack the LNP over borders, costings and a “secret plan to sack public servants” was in stark contrast to smiling Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington. WATCH THE REPLAY
Annastacia Palaszczuk should have wiped the floor with Deb Frecklington, but failed to land a knockout blow, writes Steven Wardill.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/news/queensland/state-election/debates/page/3