Queensland’s Premier Steven Miles, Deputy Premier Cameron Dick, and local Labor candidates Belinda Hassan (Mackay), Bauke Hovinga (Whitsunday) and Susan Teder (Mirani) gathered with supporters at the Souths Suburban Bowls Club last Tuesday to discuss Labor's future plans.
The room was a sea of bright red as locals enthusiastically cheered for Premier Steven Miles and Deputy Premier Cameron Dick, who promised cost-of-living relief, improved housing, energy bill reductions and greater economic fairness.
Premier of Queensland Steven Miles
Deputy Premier of Queensland Cameron Dick
Candidate for Mackay Belinda Hassan
Candidate for Whitsunday Bauke Hovinga
Candidate for Mirani Susan Teder. Photo credit: Hannah McNamara
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