A prime minister who deserves better

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Australian Prime Minister John Howard on May 18, 1999, will celebrate the 25th anniversary of his election to the federal government. Although he has had a successful career as a politician, many of the obstacles he faced would have made another person leave his office. Many of his friends in 1989 and in 1993 asked him to walk away from politics, but he rejected their advice, which is reflective of his ambition and persistence.

Portrayals, Politics, Howard, John Winston

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Nurture in his nature

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Issues are presented concerning the impact which the election of Natasha Stott Despoja as leader of the Australian Democratic Party and the retirement of Johnno Johnson from the Labor Party, has had on Australian politics.

Officials and employees, Australian Labour Party, Despoja, Natasha Stott, Johnson, Johnno, Democratic Party (Australia)

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Requiem for a head-kicker

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Issues are presented concerning the size of the bill which was run up by politician Peter Reith on his telephone card. The poor handling of the affair by the government is discussed.

Management, Political corruption, Reith, Peter

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