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Turning point: The state of Australia

Christopher Sheil

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List of TablesContributorsPreface and AcknowledgementsIntroductionPART 1: National Policy Perspectives1 The state of unemployment in Australia2 The state of manufacturing3 The state of New Zealand4 The state of the maritime industry5 The state of the finance industry6 Smaller citizens: the state of the public sector7 The state of infrastructure8 The state of health9 The state of emergency servicesPART 2: State and Territory Performance10 First one back: the state of NSW11 An unAustralian episode: the state of VIC12 Professional retreat: the state of QLD13 One party state: the state of WA14 The big pong: the state of SA15 The last opportunity: the state of Tasmania16 Dismantling the Centre: the state of the ACT17 Land left over: the state of the NT18 Turning point: conclusionReferencesSelect bibliographyIndex

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Key concepts: State (computer science), State of emergency, Political science, Politics, Law, Computer science, Algorithm