Nine days before what's tipped to be a very close election, Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk,
Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls and One Nation Leader Steve Dickson have faced off in the only debate of the state election campaign.
At the forefront of the People's Forum debate in Brisbane, were questions regarding the Adani coal-mine, deals with One Nation and rising living costs.
Speaking on Sky, Queensland Premier and Labor leader Annastascia Palaszczuk says if re-elected, her government will prioritise jobs and employment.
Meanwhile Liberal Nationals leader Tim Nicholls says his government believes in a state where there are opportunities for Queenslanders.
One Nation leader Steve Dickson says his party will look to reduce energy costs and says the public should choose One Nation if they want better future.
At the end of the debate, Queensland Premier Anastacia Palaszczuk was declared the resounding winner by those in attendance, with 60 per cent saying they would be voting for the premier.
L-N-P Leader Mr Nicholls recieved 12 per cent of the vote and Mr Dickson finished with 10 per cent.
However, 18 per cent of people said they were undecided.
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