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Queensland
National Affairs
The fabulous fiftieth NSW parliament, and other minority governments
Peter Browne
10 September 2010
Every Australian state and territory has experienced a minority government over the past twenty years. And it’s a surprisingly strong field
National Affairs
Policy minefields
Jane Goodall
12 August 2010
By playing to different constituencies during the campaign, the Coalition could be creating big problems for itself, writes
Jane Goodall
Essays & Reportage
Re-entering chartered waters?
Brian Costar & Jennifer Curtin
22 March 2010
In Tasmania, Greens leader Nick McKim is pushing for Labor or the Liberals to strike a written agreement with his party in return for its support.
Brian Costar
and…
National Affairs
News Limited’s knife-edge election
Geoffrey Barker
24 March 2009
News Limited’s newspapers viewed the Queensland election through an anti-Labor lens, writes
Geoffrey Barker
, and most of the other media followed their lead
National Affairs
Close, but not close enough
Brian Costar
18 March 2009
Lawrence Springborg has a glimpse of the summit, but the polls suggest he won’t get there this time, writes
Brian Costar
Essays & Reportage
Campaigning in turbulent times
Peter Mares
18 March 2009
Far North Queensland won’t decide Saturday’s state election, but it’s a barometer of the stresses brought on by the economic downturn, reports
Peter
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Podcasts
State of anticipation
Peter Clarke
15 March 2009
Brian Costar
discusses next Saturday’s Queensland election with
Peter Clarke
National Affairs
New name, old animosities?
Brian Costar
24 February 2009
The Queensland election is the first test for the new Liberal National Party, writes
Brian Costar
, and it has quite a fight on its hands
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