Well some quick research pulled up a brand new article:
Queensland researching daylight saving
June 27, 2007 03:27pm
SOUTHEAST Queensland could have daylight saving as soon as 2008, Premier Peter Beattie says.
Mr Beattie said today that research would begin next month to determine whether Queenslanders had changed their views on daylight saving since a 1992 referendum in which the move was narrowly rejected.
The research, originally scheduled for earlier this year, will determine whether there is enough support to warrant a referendum on introducing daylight saving in the state's southeast corner.
"We have finalised the company, that research will be done in July and August," Mr Beattie said.
The findings will then be handed to the state cabinet, where the decision will be made on a referendum to have two time zones in Queensland.
In the event of a positive referendum result, the southeast could have daylight saving in the summer of 2008, Mr Beattie said.
"The earliest would probably be in 2009, it could be 2008, but I would think 2009," he said.
However, the Premier said he remained personally opposed to two time zones in Queensland.
"I am not enthusiastic about this. I don't want anybody going out of here saying that I support a two-zonal system, because I am far from that position," he said.
"And hell will freeze over before I agree to daylight saving outside the southeast corner."
Queensland and the Northern Territory are the only parts of Australia yet to introduce daylight saving.
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,21977250-5005961,00.html
