Thanks to a recent redistribution and the retirement of long-time Liberal incumbent Peter Lindsay, Herbert is up for grabs, writes Shane Maloney.
The original forecasts for Brisbane's new Clem7 tunnel was more than 100,000 trips per day by the middle of next year. These numbers are unrealistic, writes transport expert Peter Quick.
Queensland Labor backbencher Chris Trevor has passionately spoken out against the treatment of his mate Kevin Rudd, but Trevor's so-called stand was closer to a squeak than a roar, writes David Penberthy.
Queensland's unregulated approach to water management is potentially putting lives at risk as levees proliferate across central Queensland
The stakes in a farmer versus miner battle were lifted into the federal political arena yesterday, as Bob Brown challenged Julia Gillard to stop a proposed coal mine that local farmers claim would ruin their prime farm land, writes Amanda Gearing.
Two decades after the High Court of Australia recognised the existence of native title rights, the Federal Court handed down a decision in the Torres Strait Regional Seas case. This has immense importance to Torres Strait islanders.
Some doctors are concerned about Jayant Patel's conviction for manslaughter and his sentence to seven years imprisonment. Why? Because it sets a dangerous precedent, writes Professor Merrilyn Walton.
News Limited has been accused of copying a grassroots spelling bee website in league with the Queensland Department of Education in an attempt to turn a not-for-profit initiative into a corporate cash cow.
Queenslanders aren't too impressed with the southern states kicking out their PM and installing Julia Gillard. And if Gillard wants to win the election, she needs the Sunshine State onside, writes Steve Austin.
Poll Bludger's tour of the Australian electoral map today takes us to south-east Queensland, where new polling shows Labor is in some strife.
