No matter how you vote, its costing you

Article Abstract:

The latest 1998 federal election is costing Australian taxpayers nearly quadruple what it did in 1987. Under the national policy that underwrites campaigning and allows unrestricted advertising, the $100 million spent on the election adds up to $7 per voter. Most of the money is spent on electronic advertising, with the remainder of the funds going to electorate research and direct mail campaigns.

Elections, Usage, Taxation, Campaign funds, Voting

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Labor's victory plans

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the Australian general election of November 2001 are discussed. In particular the fiscal policy of the opposition Labor Party is described by the shadow treasurer.

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A record of reform

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the Australian general election of November 2001 are discussed. In particular the federal Treasurer describes the governments fiscal policy.

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