Publications

Michael Koziol reports in the Brisbane Times (16.12.16) on a parliamentary inquiry established nearly two years ago to investigate housing affordability which has made no recommendations, drawing

New York Times: ‘Truth and Lies in the Age of Trump’ In its editorial (10.12.16), the New York Times posits: ‘The institutions that once generated and

The ABC’s Casey Briggs reports (13.12.16) on an announcement by the LNP Opposition Leader, Tim Nicholls, that his party would not support the proposed state-imposed restrictions

In a piece perhaps designed to attract impassioned responses, TJ Ryan Foundation Research Associate John Harrison comments in the Brisbane Times (12.12.16) on which premier, in

Roger and Ann Scott write: ‘Queensland stands out in the [recent] shift to One Nation and so we offer here a Queensland-specific review of the historical

Former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd calls for further reform of the Labor Party in an article in the Brisbane Times (7.12.16), which concludes: ‘I am not

Paul Karp writes in The Guardian (6.12.16): ‘One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has launched an extraordinary attack on her Western Australian colleague, Rod Culleton, saying the

John Edwards comments in Inside Story (5.12.16) that ‘reality fails to align with theory in a new conservative analysis of what makes Australia exceptional.’ His review

Jorge Branco reports in the Brisbane Times (3.12.16) on the surprise announcement that Lawrence Springborg, former leader of the LNP and co-founder of the merged party,

Michelle Grattan reports in The Conversation (2.12.16) on Brisbane focus group meetings conducted by the University of Canberra. While the focus was on federal politics, the

Matt Martino (ABC  2.12.16) provides a booth by booth analysis of One Nation’s votes in Queensland in the 2016 federal election. ‘The party attracted 27.7 per cent

Chris Wallace writes in The Conversation (1.12.16) about how Donald Trump employed a ‘choreography of shame’ during the presidential election campaign that diminished everybody – except white