‘Makes or breaks governments’: Qld crime crisis is a ‘basic’ quality of life concern

Sky News host James Morrow says the crime crisis in Queensland will be the determining factor when the next state election comes as it is a “basic quality of life” issue.
“Crime, especially youth crime in the regions and in places like Townsville is absolutely out of control,” Mr Morrow told Sky News host Caleb Bond.
“This is going to be the defining issue.
“I don’t think that they (Labor) have got a huge chance of getting back in.
“This crime issue … it’s the sort of thing that makes or breaks governments and rightfully so … this is basic quality of life stuff and states are responsible.”

[@lindsaynordstrom6621]

If anyone could vote for labor they are absolutely a screw loose
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[@witblitsfpv1265]

Surprised to hear Labor leading in anything... Accomplishments, are there any?
Steven Miles needs to FIX youth crime before the next election to stand any chance.

[@raymondparnell439]

I dont think you th crime is something that a politician can fix it takes 2 parents and a better system .

[@Moon..Shadow]

Can someone explain James's "Never turn right" comment?

[@hisholiness9016]

I have no idea and was thinking the same.

[@woodliceworm4565]

Youth crime will determine the vote in the state election, Miles isn't getting it, somehow he is detached from the agro that ordinary people are suffering from in their daily lives. If no action is taken and by that real action then labour is toast.