Brisbane Times | Palmer expects staff to do poll duty The Australian PRIME ministerial aspirant Clive Palmer is leaning on employees at his Queensland Nickel refinery to show their "commitment to the company" by staffing polling booths on Saturday for candidates in his fledgling political party. In an email that has outraged ... Katter and Palmer in Queensland Senate tussle Mining magnate Clive Palmer announces his party will field candidates in all ... Palmer United Party's Glenn Lazarus potential shock entry for Senate |
