Louise Waterhouse: Driving Three Kings

Louise Waterhouse: Driving Three Kings In conversation with Sean Jacobs 08 Oct BOOK ABOUT THE SHOW Driving Three Kings is no ordinary political memoir. Since 1995, Louise Waterhouse has proudly served Tonga – the only uncolonised Pacific nation – as Honorary Consul-General, a role held by her father, Bill, before her. Drawing on fifty years of her family’s engagement with Tonga, Waterhouse charts the nation’s rapid rise on the global stage, bringing rich personal insight and lively anecdotes – including Tonga’s extraordinary journey to its Winter Olympics debut at Sochi 2014​ and Waterhouse’s claim to fame as the only person to have driven all three modern Tongan kings. PART OF BRISBANE WRITERS FESTIVAL ABOUT THE AUTHOR Louise Waterhouse is Honorary Consul General for Tonga and author of Driving Three Kings , a memoir of royalty, diplomacy and friendship drawn from five decades of family service to the Kingdom, offering a candid and passionate ‘behind-the-scenes portrait of Tonga and i