QLD — The Queenmaker's: how Queensland's most unlikely couple could hold the keys to power
Matters of StateShow Notes
Robbie Katter from Katter's Australian Party and Michael Berkman from the Queensland Greens occupy very different places in the political landscape. But if the election fails to deliver a majority, the major parties will come knocking. What is going to be negotiated? What is on the table? And despite disagreeing on many things, why do they believe that minority government benefits Queensland? Also, Steph Zillman on the trail at a mango farm and Matt Wordsworth appraises the worst parliament in Queensland's history.
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