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The text was set to a backdrop of vast humanoid cranes walking across a brown landscape. The state government advertising campaign, run nationally, reminded punters of Queensland’s booming open-cut coal mines, and set the scene for a state on which the sun never sets. Demographers, senior public servants, property developers and Premier Beattie bragged that SEQ was the fastest growing area in Australia, with more than 1000 people a week moving north. Local morale was further boosted by Sydney’s ailing property market and Melbourne’s unpredictable weather.

The water crisis in Southeast Queensland: How desalination turned the region into carbon emission heaven