Sackrace

Article Abstract:

An eyewitness recall of the Remembrance Day, 1975, the most dramatic day ever in Australian politics when governor-general John Kerr betrayed Gough Whitlam dismissing him as PM. It was the first time a Senate has refused to pass a budget, first time a government was dismissed by a governor-general, and first time a man without a majority in the House of Representatives was appointed PM.

1975 AD, Kerr, John (Scottish physicist), Remembrance Day, Whitlam, Gough

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Libs' holy rollover

Article Abstract:

Moderate New South Wales (NSW) Liberal Party members are warning of a takeover of the state party by the religious Right faction. The hard-line conservatives have gradually taken control of the NSW Young Liberals and the state Liberal Women's Council, which used to be moderate strongholds, and are ready to take control of the party state executive in the elections in May 2005.

Youth, Demographic aspects, Elections, Teenagers, Religious aspects, Australian Labour Party

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Labor's gang of nix

Article Abstract:

It is reported that the ALP faction leaders edict on leadership of Simon Crean is very farcical. The decision makes one wonder regarding the guarantee of Simon Crean leading the Labor party in the next elections.

Crean, Simon, Election forecasting

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