Free tickets to Origin, the NRL grand final, Les Mis, We Will Rock You and Cirque du Soleil are all part and parcel of political perks but men's-only clubs remain off-limits to Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk's party.
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Deputy Premier Jackie Trad declared tickets to Queen tribute show We Will Rock You at QPAC among the gifts she received valued at more than $918.50, according to the latest Register of Members' Interests.
Ms Trad's gifts also included tickets to State of Origin, the NRL grand final in 2015 and tickets to Les Miserables at QPAC.
Ms Palaszczuk received a swag of tickets including to Cirque du Soleil, several Broncos matches, Les Miserables and a Billy Crystal performance at QPAC.
Transport Minister Stirling Hinchliffe received tickets to basketball games, Brisbane Roar, the Firebirds and State of Origin.
On the other side of the political divide, Opposition leader Tim Nicholls had no gifts to declare.
Member for Burdekin Dale Last did not come last in the gift stakes for the LNP, receiving tickets to several Cowboys matches.
Some LNP ministers have also disclosed membership to exclusive men's-only clubs.
LNP MPs Lawrence Springborg and Ian Walker were listed as members of the Tattersall's Club.
Stephen Bennett and John-Paul Langbroek were listed as receiving honorary or complimentary membership to the Tattersall's Club.
Mr Walker was also listed as a member of the Queensland Club.
The issue reared its head earlier this year, when it was revealed top members of the Palaszczuk government were not sent honorary membership invitations to Tattersall's because they were women.
Ms Palaszczuk said until Tattersall's policy changed, no one from her Cabinet would attend.
"I made it clear earlier this year that when doors are closed to women, men and women will demand they're open," Ms Palaszczuk said.
"If the LNP and Tattersall's are going to remain stuck in the past, that's their business.
"But if they want to remain relevant they will need to change eventually."
An Opposition spokeswoman said members' interests were recorded and published on the public record as required.
"It is up to individuals to decide whether they retain a membership or attend events," the spokeswoman said.
Tattersall's Club was contacted for comment.
