Cost of living and youth crime are still the biggest ticket items ahead of Queensland’s state election

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Cost of living and youth crime are still the biggest ticket items ahead of Queensland’s state election

Oct. 22, 2024 - 07:43 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

Cost of living and youth crime are emerging as two of the biggest issues for voters in Brisbane’s outer suburbs ahead of election day on Saturday. But some residents are still unsure who they will be voting for.