Labor is looking at a humiliating defeat at the Queensland state election in just 10 days time, according to a new poll.

Queensland Premier Steven Miles has floated the idea of holding a plebiscite on nuclear power the day of the next federal election

Premier Steven Miles says Queensland has a "world-class health system" after he faced a grilling from Opposition Leader David Crisafulli – with the two leaders facing off in a major debate ahead of the critical election.

As Steven Miles leads his party to the October 26 election, he's set out to put his own stamp on the government.

Property developers would be freed from election donation bans and Queensland’s voting system overhauled under an LNP government.

Queensland premier Steven Miles and Opposition Leader David Crisafulli will go head-to-head today in a leaders debate with less than two weeks to go before the state election. However, Queensland University of Technology adjunct professor John Mickel said with Mr Crisafulli leading the opinion polls as preferred leader since mid-last year,

Crisafulli and Miles will face off in the second live debate of the 2024 election campaign. The leaders go head-to-head at the Queensland Media Club, where they will be given an opportunity to make their case and field questions from each other and members of the press gallery.