"I think if anything,we need to f---ing go hard on the negatives this week. Call these guys out as liars and incompetent,"one LNP insider said.
With both federal major party leaders now essentially excluded from the state,the 2020 state election will be the first in at least a decade without an appearance by the federal Labor side.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has had trouble leaving Queensland ahead of the National Cabinet meeting today,as Labor and the LNP start the day in the Brisbane.
Queensland's major party leaders have returned to Brisbane after days spent talking jobs in the regions.
Deb Frecklington and Annastacia Palaszczuk have been in high-vis and hard hats for most of the election campaign,but a university expert says they should be in childcare centres and shopping malls.
Glenn Doyle,the LNP’s candidate for the ultra- marginal seat of Mundingburra,has been forced to explain his position on women’s rights after an embarrassing Facebook post from 2018 came to light.
Scott Morrison says the LNP's plan to"get people off unemployment benefits"and into a job would allow Queensland to balance its budget within four years.
At first,Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk only ruled out selling off electrical public assets.
The LNP will be hoping for a smoother ride today after a bruising day on Tuesday,with the LNP and Labor both heading back to the regions on day nine of the campaign.
An anti-corruption think tank has called for even stricter political donation laws,following a day dominated by integrity questions in the state election campaign.
Day eight of the campaign sees the LNP in southeast Queensland,with Deb Frecklington to hold a fundraiser with the Prime Minister,while Labor has headed north again to woo regional voters.