Cathy Goes to Canberra: Doing Politics Differently
Cathy McGowan's inside story of shaking up politics in the capital.
When Cathy McGowan walked into Parliament House as an independent, she changed the way a lot of Australians think about who gets to sit in Canberra. In this audiobook she tells that story herself — how a community campaign in the bush turned into a seat at the table, and what it is really like to do politics differently inside the capital. It is an inspiring, plain-spoken listen for the civically minded: the voter frustrated with the majors, the young person weighing a life in public service, or the commuter who would rather learn something on the drive down the Federal Highway. As a gift it suits the politically engaged relative perfectly, and because it is a narrated audiobook, it slips neatly into a busy Canberra life.
- Cathy McGowan's account of doing politics differently in Canberra
- The independent-MP story behind a wave of community campaigns
- Narrated audiobook — perfect for the commute or the drive to the capital
- An inspiring listen for anyone who cares about how Canberra works