Liz Cunningham discusses the tension between the Councils of Calliope and the City of Gladstone until the council amalgamation in 2008. She discusses why she chose to transition to State politics as an Independent politician.
David Russell discusses how the National Party tried to combat the policies of One Nation. He discusses Bob Katter's Australian Party in light of the One Nation experience.
Tony McGrady discusses his move into politics. He describes competing for the seat of Kennedy in the 1972 election, his move into the Mount Isa local council in 1973, his election as mayor and the subsequent move into State politics in 1989.
Lawrence Springborg discusses his time as deputy opposition whip and whip, both in government and opposition. He describes how the position was awarded, what the role involved and the difficulties of being whip while in minority government. He notes his difficulties organising colleagues as a young parliamentarian.
Warren Pitt provides his explanation for the success of One Nation in the 1998 election. He emphasises the impact of wealth disparity and discusses the importance of job creation and education.
Anne Warner discusses her relationship with Gerry Hand, when he was federal Minister for Aboriginal Affairs. She recalls finding a list of former Minister Bob Katter's 'advisors'. She discusses working with Director General Ruth Matchett.
Rob Borbidge discusses the internal politics of the National Party and his shift to take on the Police portfolio at the behest of Premier Ahern. He delves into the fall of the Ahern Government and his replacement by Russell Cooper. He discusses his relationship with Premier Cooper.
