so he could continue to rule. The Governor declined. By 2 December 1989, it was all over – Wayne Goss and Labor swept to power. Former civil liberties lawyer and Labor Party State Secretary Peter Beattie was given the job of chairman of the parliamentary committee overseeing the Criminal Justice Commission, now the Crime and Misconduct Commission. Beattie went on to be Queensland Premier. See also Pig City (song) Brisbane punk rock Pig City music festival and symposium Street Arts Community Theatre Company Behind the Banana Curtain – (compilation music album) Cane toad References Further reading Jiggens, John Personal Stories: Media Activism, The Cane Toad Times.” Media Information Australia 55 (1990): 65–74. Cane Toad Times Collection, UQFL403, Fryer Library, University of Queensland Library. Griffith University, "Tony Fitzgerald Lecture and Scholarship Program" Tony Fitzgerald Collection, an Exhibition of Artwork and Memorabilia External links The ABC, "Queensland: Ten Years after Fitzgerald" Griffith University, "Tony Fitzgerald Lecture and Scholarship Program" Tony Fitzgerald Collection, an Exhibition of Artwork and Memorabilia Crime and Misconduct Commission Queensland."The Fitzgerald Inquiry (1987–1989)" ToadShow Pty Ltd, Anne Jones ToadShow Pty Ltd, Damien Ledwich ToadShow Pty Ltd, Robert Whyte Complete digitised collection of The Cane Toad Times in UQ eSpace, The University of Queensland Library Cane Toad Times Oral Histories and Digital Stories, State Library of Queensland 1977 establishments in Australia 1990 disestablishments in Australia Defunct magazines published in Australia Satirical magazines Humor magazines Magazines established in 1977 Magazines disestablished in 1990 Mass media in Brisbane Quarterly magazines published in Australia Australian satire