Queensland July to December 2021

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Williams, Paul D
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2022
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The latter half of 2021 saw the continuing COVID-19 crisis evolve into a deeper debate over border openings, quarantine and vaccines that tested the limits of federalism. Improving economic conditions thereafter presaged a real estate boom, just as Brisbane was announced as the host city for the 2032 Olympic Games. The period also saw the beginnings of a major integrity crisis that would beset the Labor Government in 2022.

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Australian Journal of Politics & History

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68

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2

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Australian government and politics

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Williams, PD, Queensland July to December 2021, Australian Journal of Politics & History, 2022, 68 (2), pp. 290-297

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