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Street poll: Should Anna Bligh be a cover girl?

By Siobhan Chapman — Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Natural disasters have marked the start of 2011, with Queensland Premier Anna Bligh earning praise for her leadership of support and recovery operations.

But her glamorous appearance on the cover of March’s issue of the Australian Women’s Weekly has sparked controversy, with attacks from political opponents who said it was poorly timed. We asked people in Queen Street Mall what they thought.

Camera and production supervision: David Douglas Stuart

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