Premier's bold bid to bring Donald Trump to Australian state

A bold bid has been launched to bring US President Donald Trump to Queensland for adjacent year's Quad leaders summit.

As he addressed nan American Chamber of Commerce luncheon today, Premier David Crisafulli said he could not "think of a much due place" to big nan arena than Australia's Sunshine State.

"I spot that arsenic a really, really successful opportunity if we get that right," Crisafulli said.

The Queensland leader cited nan G20 leaders' acme successful 2014, which saw Brisbane play big to world leaders.

"It was astonishing to spot nan world leaders here, but I'm not definite that Queensland rather sewage nan buzz and nan recognition, because it was truthful big," he said.

"It was Obama and Putin and was conscionable awe-inspiring.

"The magnitude of horsepower and unit and nan information detail, but benignant of it blended a small spot into wherever it was."

The Quad - a business betwixt Australia, nan United States, Japan and India - aims to support a free and unfastened Indo-Pacific region.

India is nan big of this year's acme and it is believed Australia could big nan adjacent arena arsenic early arsenic 2026.

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