A QRC campaign billboard near the Story Bridge.

Business

Business says Queensland has to strap back in and get on with the job

The Labor election victory has surprised business but has left the mining and property sectors confident they could still deal with the Palaszczuk Government.

Decision 2020

Was this the final roll of the dice for Pauline and Palmer?

Labor’s history-making third term might be the big headline, but the wildly changing fortunes of minor parties indicates major changes to the our political landscape, writes Madonna King

Campaign Diary

Whichever way you slice it, the poll remains Labor's to lose

Just over a day before the voting comes to an end, this election is back where it began: it’s one that Labor can lose rather than a contest where the LNP is looking like a winner.

Opinion

Reality check: Are we witnessing the death of truth at the booth?

Dismissed as weirdos by the Deputy Premier, minority parties are nonetheless having an impact at the polling booths and in advertising, where truth seems to be in short supply, writes Katrina Beikoff

Decision 2020

Voters' Verdict: Our readers give their final views on campaign

InQueensland has asked politically non-aligned voters from some key seats to share their thoughts about the election campaign. We’ll follow their changing views until Election Day on October 31.