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Which party is best placed to manage Qld’s economy? The poll results are in

Brisbane Times ·
Which party is best placed to manage Qld’s economy? The poll results are in

While One Nation is on the rise in Queensland, voters aren’t convinced they have the economic nous to best address the state’s soaring debt and deficit.

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