Politics
Two electorates linked by political infighting and intrigue
It’s a tale of two electorates, only 100km apart but each with its own challenges and political backstory.
Politics
It’s a tale of two electorates, only 100km apart but each with its own challenges and political backstory.
Politics
Annastacia Palaszczuk has warned that “inequality is out there, inequality is real,” and women must take action to ensure girls have a brighter future.
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The $5.4 billion Cross River Rail project has to end somewhere. But it just so happens that it’s northern-most station will pop up in the middle of the old Brisbane Exhibition Grounds, laden with heritage projections and cultural icons.
Disenfranchised Labor backbencher Jo-Ann Miller has quit parliament, forcing a by-election in her Ipswich seat of Bundamba.
Whether it is the Russians, or the failure of some new-fangled technology, the threat of disruption to computer-run elections is real. And the threat alone is enough to undermine faith in the political process.
It is the battle for the tropics, where the cancellation of more than $20 million in tourism bookings has rocked the north Queensland economy and put a cloud over the entire Sunshine State.
