Publications

James Robertson reports in the Brisbane Times (8.6.16) on revelations that Liberal Party federal MPs have been paying money from their members’ allowances to a company

Damien Murphy reports in the Brisbane Times (8.6.16) on the electoral battle over the seat of Petrie on Brisbane’s northern outskirts, held by the LNP’s Luke

Dominic Kelly discusses the Institute of Public Affairs and its rleationship with the Liberal Party in an article in The Conversation (8..6.16): ‘Though not formally linked to

Stewart Lockie writes in The Conversation (8.6.16) about the main issues concerning people in rural and regional Australia, and how these issues are being addressed –

Nick Rowley writes in The Conversation (7.6.16) about the performances of the major political parties’ leaders, and how they might position themselves to voters in the

Ryan Goss, son of former Queensland Premier, Wayne Goss, writes in The Mandarin (7.6.16) about the major parties’ frustrating practice of slowly releasing policy details and

John Harrison comments in the Brisbane Times (5.6.16) on the contest among the minor parties and Independents for a Queensland Senate seat, arguing that voter familiarity

Tim Colebatch writes in Inside Story (4.6.16) about the federal election campaign at its halfway point, arguing that, with the Coalition increasingly turning to slogans and

The ABC’s Julie Doyle reports (3.6.16) on rising concern among parents and childcare groups that government isn’t doing enough to address the issue of childcare affordability.

Amy Remeikis reports in the Brisbane Times (2.6.16) on calls by the state Parliament’s Speaker, Peter Wellington, for the Premier to instigate her promised inquiry into

Zim Nwokora writes in The Conversation (30.5.16) about the system of political finance and party funding in Australia, highlighting public sentiment supporting the system’s reform. ‘Debates

James Massola reports in the Brisbane Times (29.5.16) on the first leaders’ debate of the federal election campaign, with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and Opposition Leader