Doctor Who-dunnit

Article Abstract:

The Liberals and Nationals managed between them to win four of the six senate seats in Queensland, Australia in 2005 through a combination of circumstances. When the Nationals began to crow about their senate heroics and expected gratitude, they only enraged the Liberals, many of whom recollected how the Nationals voted with Labor, and against the Liberals, in 1983.

Liberal Party of Australia, Congressional elections, The Nationals (Australia)

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Kennett flexes his muscles

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the political activity of Victorian Liberal Party leaders in Australia are discussed. Victorian prime minister Jeff Kennett's public opinion and his role in supporting the efforts of other Liberal Party members to gain office are detailed.

Political activity, Social policy, Political aspects, Politicians, Politics, Victoria, Australian Labour Party, Kennett, Jeff

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When no doesn't mean no

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the Australian referendum to decide whether the country should become a republic and how its leaders should be elected. The political activity on these issues is addressed.

Public opinion, Representative government and representation, Representative government, Sovereignty

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