Category: Queensland

LNP claiming credit for the Health Capacity Expansion Program from The Palaszczuk Government

LNP Accuses of Claiming Credit for Health Capacity Expansion Program Initiated by Queensland Government Last night, during a binge of classic Law & Order episodes, I was struck by the

Hey LNP? Can I get some advice on the new e-bike laws?

Understanding the Impacts of New E-Bike Legislation on Daily Commuters: A Case Study In recent developments, new laws pertaining to electric bicycles (e-bikes) have prompted discussions among daily commuters regarding

Chrissafulli changed voting for QLD

Recent Developments in Queensland Voting Laws and Electoral Policies Queensland has recently implemented significant changes aimed at shaping its electoral landscape. These reforms introduce new voting options, tighten eligibility criteria,

No ANZAC Monday public holiday, no vote

Impact of the ANZAC Monday Public Holiday Decision on Voter Support The recent legislative decision to forego establishing the Monday public holiday for ANZAC Day has sparked considerable discussion and

I’m getting pretty sick of hearing Northern Queenslanders call Brisbane “weak” over its reaction to Alfred. Cyclones directly impacting Queensland cities is nowhere near as common as they make it out to be.

Understanding Cyclone Impacts in Queensland: A Comparative Perspective on Storm Severity and Community Response Recent discussions surrounding the responses of Brisbane to Cyclone Alfred have sparked debate across social media

Queensland is currently being Gerrymandered and no one is talking about it.

Queensland’s Electoral Boundaries Are Being Redrawn—And It’s Happening Behind Closed Doors Recently, I attended a community meeting with my local Member of Parliament (MP), where I uncovered unsettling news: all

Clermont locals pushed for this Queensland mine. Now Adani is fighting for the right not to employ them

Title: Local Community Mobilizes to Support Queensland Mine Project Amidst Employment Disputes The development of the proposed Adani coal mine in Queensland has sparked significant debate within local communities and

Religion in State Primary School

The Role of Religion Education in Queensland State Primary Schools In many educational settings, the inclusion of religious education raises significant questions about its content and purpose, especially within public

Those who voted for LNP in 2024 – do you stand by your vote or do you have regrets?

Reflecting on the 2024 LNP Vote: Perspectives and Post-Year-One Reflections As the political landscape evolves, many voters are reflecting on their decisions in the recent 2024 election. Particularly for those

Ridiculous scare-SMS by LNP

Queensland Liberal Party Falsely Fears an Unnecessary “Patient Tax” Amid Political Campaign In recent weeks, the Queensland Liberal National Party (LNP) has launched a provocative campaign centered around what they