10 years on, Campbell Newman blamed for nursing’s burnout crisis
The state nurses’ union has blamed the actions of the Newman government a full decade ago for health staff now feeling tired and wanting to quit the profession. VOTE IN OUR POLL
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Hospital ‘war zone’ claim as ramping times blow out
Rockhampton’s overflowing ED has reached its “use-by-date”, says the LNP’s would-be health minister but Labor insists it’s got a plan to curb the chaos.
Katter ‘assures’ carnage for Crisafulli over abortion, VAD
Robbie Katter and One Nation may rip an infant LNP government apart at the seams, with the minor conservative parties ready to cause chaos over abortion and voluntary assisted dying. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Crisafulli avoids the B-word in youth crime camp solution
A youth advocate has sunk the boot into the LNP’s plan to arrest juvenile crime, saying it’s a resurrection of a Newman-era policy.
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The forgotten victims during Labor’s reign
The Palaszczuk Government has made Saturday’s state election a referendum on how it kept Queenslanders safe during the worst global pandemic in a century. But let’s not forget the people who they haven’t protected over the past five years, writes Peter Gleeson
Editor’s view: LNP best choice to move state forward
The Sunday Mail believes Queensland would be better off over the next four years with Deb Frecklington and the LNP in office, writes the Editor.
Katter’s warning to Premier on euthanasia
Katter’s Australian Party leader Robbie Katter, whose party could play a decisive role in picking the next government, has hit out at the Premier over a key pledge.
‘I’m backing Deb’: How LNP leader’s family support mum
While Opposition Leader Deb Frecklington’s husband and three daughters concede her frantic schedule can be challenging, they are happy to help with her political campaign in any way they can.
The real Palaszczuk revealed: ‘It’s been endless work for her’
Far from being the “accidental premier”, Annastacia Palasczuk has always been a leader says the person who knows her best
‘Real money’ to be saved under LNP’s water plan
The LNP are promising to save southeast Queenslanders hundreds of dollars on their water bills. Here is how they say they can do it.
Electoral roll breach investigation dropped
As a senior legal figure says an alleged leak of private personal voter data from Labor to a union requires a serious investigation, the Australian Electoral Commission has said it will not refer the matter to the AFP.
Campaign cut ahead of LNP powerbrokers’ French feast
Relations between LNP HQ and leader Deb Frecklington remain fraught after those ill-fated efforts to oust her a few months back, with a powerful committee voting to cut the party’s campaign contribution, writes Steven Wardill.
Electoral roll accusations: Has your privacy been lost?
Big data is an emerging weapon in the arsenal of political parties during elections. This is how they are using it to target you.
‘Priceless’: Former minister pokes fun at LNP successor
Former LNP Tourism Minister Jann Stuckey has taken to Facebook to poke fun at her successor over an embarrassing incident at a Gold Coast pre-polling booth.
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