LNP leader and Labor premier face off in second leaders debate ahead of Queensland election day on 26 October
Liberal National party leader David Crisafulli has said he will repeal Queensland’s developer donation ban and change the state’s “corrupt” full preferential voting systemon political donations from property developers and industry bodies which have property developers as most of their members, Crisafulli said: “You bet … because it’s fundamentally and philosophically an electoral, financial gerrymander.”.
Both Miles and Crisafulli were asked if they wanted to see record house prices in Brisbane decline, with the city facing“Yes, because wages don’t match the cost of doing it, and there’s only one way to fix it, and it’s supply,” Crisafulli said.
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