June 10th, 2010
The number one priority for the State Opposition is to see Queensland regain its AAA credit rating. The Government’s mismanagement of the economy, a refusal to listen to warnings from the financial markets and failure to put in place a debt repayment strategy saw Queensland stripped of its AAA credit rating – that decision alone is costing taxpayers $1.2 billion in extra interest payments.
It’s time Queenslanders had their say on the real issues!
At the last election, Queenslanders never got to have their say on the State Government’s secret plans to sell-off $15 billion in public assets. Queensland Rail, along with our ports, forests and motorways belong to Queenslanders, yet we have never been given a say about their [...]
LNP Leader John-Paul Langbroek has released draft new laws that aim to ensure truth in political advertising and will be introduced to State Parliament in coming months.
Have your say on these draft new laws to put an end to the lies and excuses.
Draft Electoral (Truth in Advertising) Amendment Bill 2010