Outgoing Queensland premier Steven Miles has conceded the election after an LNP victory.Miles has this morning called David Crisafulli to concede his loss in the dramatic election, which has seen the end of Labor's almost 10-year reign in the state.

Outgoing Queensland Premier Steven Miles has been slammed for a “graceless” election night speech in which he refused to concede or congratulate his opposition.

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

Cost of living, youth crime, health and housing have been in the spotlight ahead of Queensland's election on Saturday.  Premier Steven Miles has focused on the issue of trust while Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has made youth crime his catchcry — but as always,

At Sunshine Coast University in the nearby electorate of Kawana, held by opposition deputy leader Jarrod Bleijie on 9.31 per cent, Dianne O’Donnell told The Australian that Mr Miles had already won her vote. She, like 1.2 million other Queenslanders, have already cast their ballot.

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,