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.
Terry Mackenroth discusses the development of regional and infrastructure plans in 2004-05, and the innovation of long-term infrastructure planning and funding.
Terry Mackenroth describes becoming the Minister for Housing and Local Government after the 1992 election, and reforming local government and planning legislation.
Warren Pitt discusses his time in the Main Roads and Local Government departments. He reflects on working with departmental staff and difficulties of working with the federal government and the funding of projects.
Ken Smith describes his application and selection for the position of Director General of the Department of Housing, Local Government and Planning. He discusses the importance of Tom Burns' commitment to public housing reform. At this time, he notes, the states moved into home ownership products. He notes the historical shift since the Menzies Government to encourage home ownership.
David Hamill discusses the early days of the Goss Government and the restructuring involved to form government. He recalls early conversations with Wayne Goss regarding his commitment to strengthening economic and business growth and the ministry. He comments on the previous National Party structure.
