Can Do: Campbell Newman and the Challenge of Reform
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The son of two Federal Liberal Ministers, Campbell Newman has been an army major, a high-flying management consultant, Lord Mayor of Australia's largest council and Premier of Queensland. For the first time in this authorised biography, his incredible and often controversial story is revealed in remarkable detail and scope. The biography also merges Campbell's story with a broader discussion on the future of reform in Australia, as told to the author by some of the nation's most prominent former and current politicians, business people and Campbell himself.
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All anyone anywhere needs to know is that is hagiography about an individual that attacked the world of literature and then attempted to demean those that disagreed with that cheap attack. This hagiography is about an individual that told many that their jobs were safe and after lying about their jobs compared them to Canine Faecal matter in the Qld state parliament.
Will this hagiography cover the fact that in the Qld state parliament this individual also called the people of an entire city a derogatory name. This hagiography has the audacity to claim that it is about the challenge of reform when in fact it is a hagiography that blames all others for the individuals demise. Hagiography at its finest so buyer beware.
