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On Inside Story, 23 May 2014, Adjunct Professor Paul Rodan discusses continuing problems with preselections. ‘With so many endorsements effectively predetermined on a factional basis, especially
Dr Arklay argues in The Conversation (26.11.13) that Indigenous voters, in particular, will be disadvanted by the Queensland legislation on voter IDs. ‘Australia has a long tradition
Dr Williams wrote in The Conversation of 20 May 2014 that at Palmer’s post-Budget Press Club appearance ‘we saw a more measured and reflective Clive Palmer,
Paper given to the ANZOG Australian Public Policy Network annual conference, Canberra, January 2014, describing the transition to government of the Campbell Newman LNP, and the
Senate voting needs to be simpler and more transparent. Brian Costar talks to Peter Clarke about a plan to fix the system, and looks at the
Antony Loewenstein argues in The Guardian (19.3.14) that culture wars are not solely about intellectual issues, fought between competing elites, but also the effect of business and government
Daniel Hurst provided a comprehensive overview in the Brisbane Times of the political events under the then new Campbell Newman LNP government. Queensland politics 2012 »
Jennifer Rayner is currently based at the ANU’s Centre for the Study of Australian Politics, where she is writing her doctoral thesis on election campaigning in
In February 2014, Dr Paul Williams, a senior lecturer in politics and journalism at Griffith University, predicts that the LNP are facing a 10 per cent
Denis Altman on Inside Story February 2014: ‘Labor’s combative relationship with the Greens reflects its failure to develop a genuine counter-narrative to the Coalition worldview, argues
Unending blame game LNP digging up Labor’s ‘doozies’ as it continues the blame game against former ALP governments LNP digging up ‘doozies’ »
Madonna King (Brisbane Times 29.10.14) provides an overview of recent internal polling by the LNP that shows that ‘Operation Boring’ is having a positive impact on
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