WHERE THEY CAMPAIGNED:
* Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk in Bundaberg, Maryborough and Toowoomba before returning to Brisbane.
* Opposition Leader Tim Nicholls at a leaders' debate in Townsville (with Robbie Katter and Steve Dickson) before flying to Cairns then Hervey Bay.
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WHAT LABOR SAID:
* Ms Palaszczuk continued to defend Labor MP Jo-Ann Miller for meeting with One Nation leader Pauline Hanson at a pre-polling booth on Tuesday, where she gave Senator Hanson a gift for her new grandchild.
"There is nothing wrong with people showing common decency to other people." - Annastacia Palaszczuk
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WHAT THE LNP SAID:
* Mr Nicholls was interrupted by anti-Adani protesters midway through his opening statement at the leaders' debate with One Nation and Katter's Australian Party counterparts in Townsville.
He drew attention to the premier's absence by carrying a cardboard cutout of her on stage.
"It's just the hurly-burly of Queensland politics." Tim Nicholls said of the protesters
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IN OTHER NEWS:
* Queensland's One Nation leader Steve Dickson said they would not support a minority LNP government unless it promised to veto a taxpayer-funded loan for Adani.
* Pauline Hanson visited Bundaberg Rum's distillery where she announced One Nation would scrap Labor's "nanny state" law on the sale of pre-mixed drinks at Queensland pubs and clubs.
* Adani denied it had abandoned plans to seek a taxpayer-funded loan for a rail link associated with its Queensland coal mine, putting more pressure on the LNP to help deliver it if they gain power.
