Queensland Labor has pledged to set up a new retailer to help drive down bills across the state if re-elected later this month,but not everyone is sold.
A former parliamentary umpire has urged the major party leaders not to undermine an electoral system “everyone should be proud of”.
Queensland’s 26-day formal election fight will begin on Tuesday,after the state’s major party leaders spent campaign-eve setting the scene for voters.
A rethink of the burgeoning home-school sector has been proposed amid a tripling in the number of children taught at home.
While senior party MPs declined to rule out tax hikes in a campaign pitch,they say none are planned – but sought to heap pressure on the LNP over its plan.
In one of its last acts before the October election,the government will launch consultation on ideas to “drive down” grocery prices with planning changes.
Consultants called in to examine the culture inside the Queensland Fire Department found a “culture of silence” and “fear of retribution” for speaking out.
The former Powderfinger bassist has his work cut out for him as many live music venues and hospitality operators struggle to stay afloat.
The party would change the way a child’s criminal history could be recorded and used in court. But experts say it won’t make people safer.
From Monday,the Miles government will subsidise the purchase of e-scooters and e-bikes across Queensland in a bid to reduce carbon emissions.
Brisbane 2032 president Andrew Liveris has given his strongest comments yet on the future of plans that are all-but certain to be scrapped if the LNP wins power.