Off and running

Article Abstract:

The Australian federal election to be held on Oct 3, 1998, is supposed to be a democratic one but Australians have been granted a greater power. They have the right to approve and reject a change to the tax base and can transform the nature of parliament. Voters believe the Coalition's tax plan will be more likely to benefit the country.

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Man with a master plan

Article Abstract:

Australian Prime Minister John Howard's reelection in 1998 proved once again he is a political survivor. The eight months after his reelection will be crucial as he tackles the legislative process for his tax reform package. He also plans to create a new Ministry of Revenue, which would take some of the functions away from treasury.

Tax reform, Tax policy, Howard, John

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Dead woman walking

Article Abstract:

Pauline Hanson's One Nation Party has not been receiving support and only has a small chance of obtaining seats in Queensland, Western Australia and South Australia. One Nation has been placed last on the voting tickets by major Senate contenders including Liberal, National, Labor, the Democrats, and the Greens.

Political activity, Public opinion, Hanson, Pauline, One Nation (Australia)

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