Queensland's money troubles run through Brisbane. In September the state was close to losing its AA+ rating, and Queensland Treasurer David Janetzki blamed the former Labor state government and the latest federal budget. At Labor's Queensland conference in Brisbane, Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers went after One Nation. Attorney-General Michelle Rowland later told Hanson to look inward. South-east of the city, in the seat of Bowman, LNP MP Henry Pike says he'll always be a Liberal. That came after Four Corners reported Gina Rinehart asked him about joining One Nation. Here's our Brisbane coverage.
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Rinehart allegedly asked Henry Pike about One Nation. He says he'll always be a Liberal
Gina Rinehart asked Queensland LNP MP Henry Pike about joining One Nation at a January lunch, Four Corners reports. Pike says he'll always be a Liberal.Queensland's rating is on the brink
Queensland is close to losing its AA+ S&P credit rating, but no cut had come by 11 September. Federal Treasurer Jim Chalmers called it "very troubling".Rowland told Hanson to look inward
Attorney-General Michelle Rowland told Pauline Hanson to look at her own party, after Hanson said Labor's language invites political violence.



