Queensland Election

HomeQueensland Election

Stamp duty relief would drop premiums by 8%

Queensland insurance policy holders would see premiums drop by eight percent if State Government stamp duty was abolished. The Insurance Council of Australia (ICA) has

Funding pledge for schools supporting youth at risk

A Gold-Coast based specialist school will the first funded under a crime-prevention program to be implemented by an elected Queensland LNP Government. State LNP Leader

Election boost for Queensland Nature Fund

Almost $140 million extra will be injected into a fund to promote green initiatives by an incoming Queensland Labor Government. State Labor leader Steven Miles said if a

New ‘secure’ facility for youth with mental health issues

A new facility for young people with mental health needs that are in danger of self-harm will be part of the community safety policy of any future LNP Queensland

Queensland business not confident of Olympic boom

Less than 20 percent of Queensland businesses believe they will benefit from the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Business Chamber Queensland today released

LNP pledges public child sex offender register

The Queensland LNP have committed to establishing a public child sex offender register if elected at the October 26 State election. LNP leader David Crisafulli said an

Labor commits to state-owned service stations

A dozen state-owned petrol stations will be built by a re-elected Queensland Labor Government. Labor leader Steven Miles said, in addition, if re-elected, the government

Promise of new Queensland transport authority

A re-elected Queensland Labor Government would introduce a new Independent Transport Authority aimed at delivery a more integrated public transport transport

Queensland State of the State address

By Queensland Premier Steven Miles It’s a pleasure to present to the Committee for Economic Development of Australia my first CEDA State of the State address. I have

Sunshine Coast calls for full rail extension before 2032

Sunshine Coast Council wants the next Queensland Government to provide the $6.5 billion required to extend rail services to Maroochydore before 2032. The Direct Sunshine

Subscribe to our newsletter

Our newsletter