Trust this lot? Pollster reveals voters not buying the sales pitch
Only one of four political parties vying for office on October 26 are trusted more than they are distrusted, Roy Morgan polling shows. The most trusted party might surprise you.
Only one of four political parties vying for office on October 26 are trusted more than they are distrusted, Roy Morgan polling shows. The most trusted party might surprise you.
Labor’s hijacking of a taxpayer-funded government slogan is being investigated by the Electoral Commission after an LNP complaint.
There are so many stupid ideas flying around this election campaign, the smart ones can’t get a look-in, writes Phillip Di Bella.
Cameron Dick has backed Steven Miles to be the leader of the Labor Party, signalling his confidence the government could be re-elected. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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.
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
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 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.
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.
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.
The LNP is beset by a bunch of lazy, incompetent and irrelevant members who are clueless about the hard work required to beat Labor at a Queensland election. The fundamental difference between the two parties couldn’t be more stark, writes Steven Wardill.
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