One Nation will field fewer candidates because party members “believed” Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s assertion she would not call an early poll, One Nation state leader Steve Dickson says.
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'Budget constraints' limiting LNP's campaigning in regional Queensland
After spending the first three days of the Queensland election campaign in the south-east, Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls explains the cost of travel has increased while the budget for campaigning has not.
Adani protests 'could influence undecided voters' in Queensland election
A former Liberal insider says a strong and sustained anti-Adani protest could have a strong influence on the growing number of Brisbane residents who don’t yet know which way they will vote.
Adani protests 'could influence undecided voters' in Queensland election
A former Liberal insider says a strong and sustained anti-Adani protest could have a strong influence on the growing number of Brisbane residents who don’t yet know which way they will vote.
What you need to know about Queensland's electoral boundary changes
Queenslanders will vote a different way, and after a massive shake-up of electoral boundaries you may now live in a new electorate. Here’s what you need to know.
Queensland LNP unveils scheme to create 500,000 jobs over 10 years
The LNP makes its first major policy announcement of the Queensland election campaign, promising to lift business payroll tax thresholds to create thousands of new jobs over the next decade.
'Rockstar of the Parkrun world' motivates plus-size runners
Meet the self-proclaimed plus-sized Brisbane mum who is encouraging people of all sizes to get outside and run.
Adani protesters strike Palaszczuk's campaign trail again
Protesters against the Adani mining project in north Queensland again make their presence felt on the election trail, as Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk campaigns in the Whitsundays.
Brisbane spared as hail hits south-east Queensland
Hail has falls in south-east Queensland as a large stormfront sweeps across the region, but the Brisbane CBD is spared the brunt of the system.
The trouble with Queensland's revolving door government
Queensland voters have proved themselves a fickle lot in recent years, making for confused legislation and interrupted planning. So what are the issues that could make a difference in the 2017 election?