Queensland's other first XI. (first 11 Parliament House members from Australia's One Nation party) (includes chart on poll for major party leader preferences)

Article Abstract:

The first eleven One Nation members who were elected to Queensland's Parliament House are becoming acquainted with their new positions. New parliamentarians include ex-cops, a coffee shop owner, and a painter and a decorator. They argue with Australian major party politicians when the One Nation members believe political policies waste taxpayer funds. The are more concerned with serving fellow Australians than with the trappings of power.

Elections, One Nation (Australia)

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Yes, we have no republic

Article Abstract:

This article presents a satirical view of the impending referendum in which the Australian people will decide whether they want their country to remain a monarchy with Queen Elizabeth as its head or to become a republic. Relevant points include Prime Minister John Howard's opposition to republicanism, and an appraisal of the "No" case against becoming a republic.

Column, Howard, John

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