Coalition blues

Article Abstract:

The Australian Labor Party's (ALP) strongest election win since the 1970s is being blamed on lack of strong leadership in the Liberal-National Coalition. The ALP will end up with at least 53 seats in the New South Wales parliament to the Coalition's 19. Many National Party members want to split the Coalition and campaign as separate parties.

Political activity, Elections, New South Wales, Australian Labour Party, National Party (Australia), Liberal Party of Australia

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Portrait of a high-flier

Article Abstract:

The meteoric rise of Lance Collins through the Australian military ranks from a farm boy is discussed. He joined the Australian army in 1979 and quickly moved to counter-intelligence and then he was given the most sensitive and secretive counter intelligence sections.

National Security, Active Military Personnel, Evaluation, Military personnel, Collins, Lance

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What the ABA didn't hear

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the investigation by the Australian Broadcasting Authority into questionable commercial radio broadcasting deals . At issue is an alleged contract between radio mogul John Laws and advertisers to promote commercials.

Radio broadcasting industry, Investigations, Radio advertising, Laws, John

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