3 issues and 3 solutions Since the Queensland election result there have been suggestions by media commentators and senior business leaders suggesting that reform is becoming more and more difficult. There have been suggestions that future governments will not be able to reform for fear of losing office in a first term The suggestion has […]

3 issues and 3 solutions Since the Queensland election result there have been suggestions by media commentators and senior business leaders suggesting that reform is becoming more and more difficult. There have been suggestions that future governments will not be able to reform for fear of losing office in a first term The suggestion has been that the world is changing I would argue that the world is not changing. I would argue that reform has always been difficult and has never been for the faint hearted. Governments can however reform and should continue to I would argue that the problem in Queensland, setting aside the merits or demerits of the policies, is the same as in Canberra – reform requires taking the community with you and that in turn requires selling change I would argue that in Queensland: The case for change, the need, was not established The tangible…