Show Notes
The campaign is basically done and now the future of Queensland is in the hands of the people who call it home. So how is it going to pan out? The Matters of State team (well mainly Steve) step boldly into the unknown and put their reputations on the line with some daring predictions. Also, Steph summarises life on the campaign bus and Matt tells us the story about why Winston Churchill was involved in the process that resulted in Queensland having no upper house of Parliament.
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