Katter’s Australian Party is hoping to pick up a number of formal Nationals-held seats in Queensland, while the Palmer United Party is looking to defeat Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney. In Mr Seeney’s electorate of Callide, Katter is not running a candidate to give Palmer’s candidate John Bjelke-Petersen – the son of late former Premier Joh – maximum chance of winning. theaustralian.au/national-affairs/state-politics/katters-australia-party-shuffles-as-worlds-callide/story-fnr8rfrw-1227181485867 Independents, including Bob Katter’s party, are preparing for a hung Parliament in Queensland. Such a scenario could help deliver Government to Labor, either as a minority or through a formal Coalition. couriermail.au/news/queensland-state-election-2015/independents-prepare-for-hung-parliament-in-queensland-state-election/story-fnr8vuu5-1227181547502
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