Queensland Premier and an activist-turned-independent candidate are involved in a public confrontation at a polling booth during the Stafford byelection. Multiple outlets report the clash occurred on Saturday at a polling location in Chermside. The activist, who was handing out flyers at the booth, confronts the Premier directly, using the exchange captured and described by media as confrontational. One report quotes the Premier responding with “shame on you,” reflecting the tone of the interaction. The incident is reported in coverage of the byelection, where the activist is standing as an independent and frames his campaign in support of Palestinian causes. Other details, including the specific exchange beyond the reported phrase and whether election officials intervened, are not provided in the excerpts summarised here. The reports focus on the face-to-face confrontation between the Premier and the candidate during the voting period rather than on broader campaign policy differences.