Deep North

Deep North Podcast

5 Episodes

Queensland is Australia’s most fascinating state – the most regionally and economically diverse and the place that holds much of the key to Australia’s political and economic fortunes. Yet its politics remains a mystery to outsiders, a conundrum sometimes written off as the Deep North.

In this podcast, Rachel Nolan, Executive Chair, Queensland for the McKell Institute goes behind the scenes, giving listeners a deeper insight into the policy questions facing Queensland through interviews with the people who will decide them.

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