After months of speculation, Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has announced Queenslanders will head to the polls on November 25.
Griffith University will look beyond the slogans, blame-games and promises to provide voters with the insights they need to be informed and active participants in the state election.
Griffith experts will draw on their vast experience to contribute to a dedicated website, with written analysis and interactive material including podcasts.
“We have deep cross-disciplinary expertise and a forty year tradition of being engaged in understanding Queensland politics and electorates,” said Professor Anne Tiernan, Dean (Engagement) with the Griffith Business School and Director of the Policy Innovation Hub.
“Expert researchers from across the University’s four academic groups and five campuses are involved as analysts in Griffith’s coverage of the 2017 campaign.
“They study political culture and work very closely with the Government in a number of key delivery areas including, among others, education, health, law and justice and
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