Political Chronicles: Queensland July to December 2014

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Williams, Paul
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2015
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The period saw some economic optimism with the release of the thirty-year Queensland Plan and a burgeoning LNG industry, but also much pessimism amid growing unemployment and a shift in the Newman government’s plans for asset privatisation. After suffering a massive anti-government swing at the Stafford byelection early in the period, the Liberal-National Party faced more public opinion challenges as allegations of cronyism and conflicts of interest coalesced with messy pre-selection brawls.

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Australian Journal of Politics and History

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61

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2

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Policy and administration

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Australian government and politics

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