Ballooning cabinet to cost taxpayers $1m
With half the Labor caucus now holding a ministry or assistant ministry, taxpayers will cough up an extra $1 million over four years for the expansion.
With half the Labor caucus now holding a ministry or assistant ministry, taxpayers will cough up an extra $1 million over four years for the expansion.
Former prime minister Kevin Rudd says the State Labor Government must deliver for the Sunshine Coast after Labor claimed the seats of Caloundra and Nicklin.
The LNP party room has elected David Crisafulli as its new leader, but Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk seems unfazed by her latest opponent.
The Election Commission of Queensland has confirmed it will conduct recounts in two Queensland electorates after a request from the LNP following the State Election.
The LNP’s Laura Gerber has denied Labor a second Gold Coast seat by just 310 votes, with her opponent Kaylee Campradt conceding defeat late Wednesday.
Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has revealed her full cabinet, with new ministries announced including a new Minister for Hydrogen and a Minister for Water. SEE THE FULL LINE-UP
Those disappointed with the LNP’s defeat in Queensland may try to blame that loss on Labor’s “politicisation” of COVID-19 but this is an overly simplistic view, writes Paul Williams
Four Logan-based Labor MPs are in line for high-level Cabinet posts after last month’s state election, including one new face.
A Queensland Labor senator has made an extraordinary claim linking Annastacia Palaszczuk and Joe Biden’s election triumphs. Talk about delusional, writes Peter Gleeson.
One of Queensland Labor’s factions is facing the loss of a critical Cabinet position as the others battle to boost their numbers in the wake of the state election.
The ALP’s Kim Richards has retained her seat, helped along with a sophomore surge but experiencing a diminished margin.
A radical shift away from Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and older voters’ belief that Annastacia Palaszczuk could them safe from coronavirus was the key to Labor’s dominant showing at the state election, writes Steven Wardill.
Furious voters are demanding answers after registering early for postal votes but not receiving their ballot papers until well after the October 31 state election.
Labor may have won the Queensland election, but just how many seats it will have in the next parliament remains unknown.
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
The Premier remains tight-lipped, but there are some clues as to which first-timers will appear in her new-look ministry.
David Crisafulli is poised to be the next leader of the LNP, as several MPs jostle to replace Tim Mander as deputy after the party’s election loss.
Labor’s Jonty Bush, the Greens’ Katinka Winston-Allom and LNP candidate Trent Wiseman went to battle in the seat of Cooper. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people in Brisbane’s inner west.
Toowoomba doesn’t have any MPs in government. Mayor Paul Antonio said he’d fight for the region in front of the government instead.
Mr Janetzki confirmed on Tuesday morning he would seek to replace Tim Mander as the LNP’s deputy leader.
When an LNP wag declared “there goes the next premier of Queensland” as David Crisafulli secured pre-selection for the 2017 election, they weren’t the first to flag him as a future leader. The man now set to lead the party appeared always destined to be a star, writes Jeremy Pierce.
David Crisafulli is set to become leader of the LNP after Tim Mander ruled himself out of the leadership race. Meanwhile, three contenders have emerged for the role of deputy leader. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The LNP’s failure to win over one group of voters in particular was the difference between success and failure for Deb Frecklington and now the knives will be out for her, with the drums already beating for her potential successor, writes Steven Wardill.
David Crisafulli and Tim Mander are shaping up as potential contenders for the LNP leadership after Deb Frecklington eventually fell on her sword following the party’s electoral drubbing.
In pre-COVID Queensland, the state was in trouble. Treasury debt was heading towards $100bn, the public service wage bill was soaring and nobody in government had any idea of how to breathe life into a moribund economy. That’s not going to cut it anymore, writes Mike O’Connor.
Five-term MP Mark Robinson had a battle on his hands after a threatening challenge from independent candidate Claire Richardson in the bayside seat of Oodgeroo.
Clive Palmer splashed millions trying to unseat Labor but come election day, he and his wife Anna disappeared from the campaign trail and spent the day on their luxury $8.3m mega yacht.
Labor’s Corrine McMillan MP, LNPs Janet Wishart, Greens’ Rob Walter and four other candidates stood for the must-win marginal seat. Now there’s a winner, find out what you’ve been promised.
Labor’s Lisa O’Donnell, LNPs Steve Minnikin, Greens’ Kathryn Fry and three other candidates went head-to-head. Now that a winner’s been announced, find out what you’ve been promised.
Kerri-Anne Dooley, Yvette D’Ath and Will Simon did battle in the seat of Redcliffe. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for Redcliffe peninsula residents.
The Greens have taken the biggest scalp of the Queensland election, but the party is also on track to quadruple its number of seats.
Labor’s Peter Russo, LNPs Warren Craze, Greens’ Claire Garton and three other candidates went head-to-head. Now that a winner’s been announced, find out what you’ve been promised.
Annastacia Palaszczuk is on track to win a historic third term as counting suggests Labor would hold on in the regions and steal precious seats from the LNP in the southeast.
Labor MP Duncan Pegg, LNPs Peter Zhuang, Greens’ Andrea Wildin and one other candidate duked it out for the multicultural seat in Brisbane’s south: find out what the winner has promised you.
Mark Ryan, Thersea Craig and Amy Smith went head to head for the seat of Morayfield. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people in Caboolture and surrounds.
Ali King, Fiona Gaske and Ross Konowalenko went head to head for the seat of Pumicestone. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people in Bribie Island and surrounds.
Labor’s Joan Pease, LNPs Gordon Walters, Greens’ Ken Austin and three other candidates duked it out for the bayside seat: find out what the winner has promised you.
Steven Miles, Yvonne Barlow and Jason Kennedy went to battle in the seat of Murrumba. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for people Moreton Bay residents.
The ALP’s Cameron Dick, LNP’s Russell Bauer and One Nation’s Lann Valentine went to battle in the seat of Woodridge. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for residents.
The ALP’s Linus Power, LNP’s Clinton Pattison and One nation’s Peter Weber went to battle in the seat of Logan. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for Logan residents.
Christopher Leech, Tara Seiffert-Smith, Nikki Boyd, Bruce Vaschina, Kara Thomas, Steve Austin, Maureen Brohman, and Alissa Pattrick went to battle in the seat of Pine Rivers. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for the people in Pine Rivers.
Stirling Hinchliffe, Rodney Miles, Clark Siemsen, Miree Le Roy and Todd Milham went to battle in the seat of Sandgate. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for the people in Brisbane’s bayside.
Chris Whiting, Phil Carlson and Aai Reddy went to battle in the seat of Bancroft. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for the people in Moreton Bay.
Dane Pritchard, Carrol Halliwell, Jim Davies, Leanne Linard and Ryan Shaw went to battle in the seat of Nudgee. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for the people in Brisbane’s north.
Bart Mellish, Amanda Cooper, Joshua Morrison, James Hansen, Neil Skilbeck and Walter Hardy went to battle in the seat of Aspley. Here’s who came out on top and what it means for the people in Brisbane’s north.
Volunteers at booths in Macalister have been given a reprieve and were allowed to shelter inside polling booths from hail and wind.
The first election row has broken out in the battleground Brisbane bayside seat of Oodgeroo after an independent was linked to the ALP.
Polling in the 2020 Queensland election has entered its final hour ahead of the 6pm deadline, with voters battling wild weather and major power outages as wild weather lashed the southeast.
Based on early counting, the Greens could find themselves in a position to hold the balance of power in Queensland, potentially making this man one of the state’s biggest powerbrokers.
Late betting money could be the biggest hint yet of what election results Queensland should expect.
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