Terry Hogan recalls taking the position of general manager with the newly expanded Residential Tenancies Authority in 1995. He outlines the responsibilities he assumed, including implementing new housing policies and tenancy guidelines and the administration of rental bonds. He notes that one-third of Queensland's housing market is made up of rentals.
Terry Hogan talks about his work during the review of the Queensland school curriculum led by Professor Ken Wiltshire between 1993 and 1994. He notes the key role that Kevin Rudd played in defining the review's objectives. He also talks about his later move into a directorial position within the Housing Department.
Terry Hogan describes his role as a review manager in the PSMC, including undertaking a review of the Treasury Department. He notes that while some departments resisted change, others saw benefit in working with the review process.
Michael Weise discusses the CFMEU's Let's Spread it Around campaign, with particular reference to the issue of housing afforability in mining communities.
Stan Heilbron comments on the competition between industrial and other union groups. He expands on the discrimination he received as a member of the CPA.
Linda Apelt discusses the establishment of the Remote Area Housing, Land and Infrastructure program in Cairns and comments on the skill requirements of a Director General.
Linda Apelt describes the tensions between the Federal and State Government, and the National Housing Policy during the Rudd era which led to the National Rental Affordability Scheme and support for companies such as the Brisbane Housing Company.
