Queenslander
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Oct 30, 2026
Katie NoonanGUEST
I wanted to bring music into my home and I wanted it to be very stripped back and simple.
Katie NoonanGUEST
It's a classic little, you know, Queenslander with post-war, you know, wooden floors.
Katie NoonanGUEST
And so it sounded great.
Katie NoonanGUEST
And I'm lucky enough to have a beautiful kawaii grand piano in my house and amazing mates who play string beautifully.
Nikki WestcottHOST
I'm 27 and I've lived there for over 30 years.
Lucy JacksonHOST
My house is an old Queenslander
Nikki WestcottHOST
in a flood area, so it's raised on stilts.
Nikki WestcottHOST
Underneath the house on the dirt is a makeshift laundry and underneath of the house is enclosed with the wooden fencing and a hidden door.
Lucy JacksonHOST
You know what I mean? Yeah.
Lucy JacksonHOST
Get out of there.
Nikki WestcottHOST
Old Queenslanders are so, um...
Nikki WestcottHOST
Like, not safe, really.
Karise EdenGUEST
But, yeah, the sunshine coming through the hallway.
Karise EdenGUEST
We've got a two-storey old Queenslander, you know, with the high ceilings.
Karise EdenGUEST
The morning sun comes in, but, you know, I just think of the morning waking up at home with my family and hearing the birds and, you know, we've got horses and all that sort of stuff.
Karise EdenGUEST
So that's... a beautiful normal morning for me and then just hanging out with the family you know my daughter she loves it when i cook banana bread so i did that actually last night cook some banana bread and feeding the animals and there's no rain at the moment and we're running a bit low so we hung out together as a family um just with the sprinkler on and hanging out with the horse and giving her a brush and That's sort of a normal day, morning and afternoon.
Susan GranthamGUEST
Devices are in public parts of our house.
Susan GranthamGUEST
I live in a Queenslander, so that's easy, you know, but for some parents that's not that easy.
Susan GranthamGUEST
But if we can encourage that, that allows me to walk past, see what my kids are engaging with, say, hey, tell me a bit more about what that video just told you, and then start that conversation.
Tegan TaylorHOST
Well, Hilary, sorry, Susan, Renate, thank you so much for joining me.
Susan GranthamGUEST
Devices are in public parts of our house.
Susan GranthamGUEST
I live in a Queenslander, so that's easy.
Susan GranthamGUEST
But for some parents, that's not that easy.
Susan GranthamGUEST
But if we can encourage that, that allows me to walk past, see what my kids are engaging with, say, hey, tell me a bit more about what that video just told you, and then start that conversation.
RabiaHOST
And her radio starts picking up swing tunes and news about the war, like World War II.
RabiaHOST
And she ends up at an old Queenslander house.
RabiaHOST
But nobody around picks up a newspaper from the 1940s with a font that just totally is not convincing as a real 40s newspaper on it.
RabiaHOST
But it doesn't matter.
Stephen BellGUEST
I did the presbytery.
Stephen BellGUEST
It was a Queenslander built in 1938, double-storied Queenslander.
Stephen BellGUEST
Yeah, beautiful old building.
Stephen BellGUEST
It's been gone for 45 years or so now.
Gary HardgraveHOST
David Crisofulli has the collateral, political collateral.
Gary HardgraveHOST
I think Queenslanders would back him.
Gary HardgraveHOST
And it's about time he started saying, let's do it.
Gary HardgraveHOST
Let's get cheap power into Queensland homes.
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Adam CrichtonGUEST
Well, you know, where is our kind of organic private sector industry? It's all basically industries that are dependent on government in Melbourne, whether it's superannuation, you know, that's obviously the big one, or the university system, obviously, you know, that's also dependent on government.
Adam CrichtonGUEST
You know, they're the big sectors in Melbourne, and that's kind of pathetic, really, when your top sectors, they only exist because of government regulation.
Gary HardgraveHOST
Yeah, well, I mean, Queenslanders often lampoon Victoria, but the reality is, and I'll say this as a proud Queenslander, when Victoria does not work well, the rest of Australia suffers.
Gary HardgraveHOST
We've got to get that state right.
Robert ForsterGUEST
You know, they would've known this meant something, but they wouldn't have known what it was about either.
Robert ForsterGUEST
And so she took me downstairs and we're standing in the garden outside the, this big old Queenslander with a party going on inside.
Robert ForsterGUEST
And she said to me, "Did you write that poem?" And I said to her, "Yes, I did." Like she w- And she had a really sort of quite a stern face.
Robert ForsterGUEST
And I said, "Yes, I, I did." I was nervous.
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
Well, definitely the signage was.
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
What was it? The old Queenslander house.
Nick Allen-DucatHOST
The Three
Susie O'NeillHOST
Monkeys?
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