Lawrence Springborg discusses the role of Opposition leader and reflects on the challenges presented by short media cycles, the rise of 5-8 second grabs and the lack of media attention focused on Queensland. He states that there is a high degree of agreement across parties and discusses some of the points of disagreement.
Lawrence Springborg describes the atmosphere in the parliament after the 1989 election and notes the attitude of the National Party to selecting members.
Joan Sheldon discusses the difficulties she faced when establishing the Office for Women and her efforts to promote gender equality more generally, particularly on boards.
Rob Whiddon discusses the factors that contributed to the push for reform. He relates the importance of electoral factors in guaranteeing federal support for intervention.
Rob Whiddon discusses his move to Queensland after the election of the Fraser Government. In January 1976 he took up a position with Senator Mal Colston in Queensland.
Warren Pitt discusses the various premiers he has worked under and their working styles. He reflects on the Bligh Government and the criticism the government has faced since announcing the asset sales.
Warren Pitt discusses the 1989 election. He describes the campaign techniques he employed and the importance of the Fitzgerald Inquiry in ending the period of National Party dominance.
