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Pandanus Petter’s research focuses on responsive representative democracy, specifically examining the roles of Members of Parliament (MPs) within Westminster jurisdictions, with an emphasis on Queensland state politics. His published work appears in international journals, exploring how MPs and political parties strive to connect meaningfully with the public, emphasizing the political implications of these interactions. He investigates themes such as Prime Ministerial rhetoric and housing policy through the lens of the Antipodean concept of a 'fair go'. Presently, he is involved in an Australian Research Council funded project that analyzes the drivers of government popularity and how politicians respond to fluctuations in political fortunes. Outside of academia, he has provided expert commentary on various media platforms regarding Queensland’s federal, state, and local government issues, including appearances on television and radio, such as ABC and Channel Seven News, as well as contributing to print media like The Guardian Australia and the Gold Coast Bulletin.
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