Sources close to the Labor Party say Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has lost support from key factions following a tumultuous week in parliament after the mishandling of controversial youth crime measures. Party rules prevent the 54-year-old from being deposed as leader; however, Sky News understands colleagues are suggesting Ms Palaszczuk vacate the top job by October. Deputy Premier Steven Miles and Health Minister Shannon Fentiman are firming up as potential contenders to lead the party.
Sources close to the Labor Party say Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has lost support from key factions following a tumultuous week in parliament after the mishandling of controversial youth crime measures.
Party rules prevent the 54-year-old from being deposed as leader; however, Sky News understands colleagues are suggesting Ms Palaszczuk vacate the top job by October. Deputy Premier Steven Miles and Health Minister Shannon Fentiman are firming up as potential contenders to lead the party.
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