Safe as straw houses

Article Abstract:

Australian deputy prime minister John Anderson's decision to move his family back to his rural family property is seen as a message to the people of his rural seat of Gwydir. Gwydir may no longer be a safe seat and Anderson seems to be showing that he has gone back to his roots in rural Australia.

Anderson, John B.

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Leap of faith

Article Abstract:

An analysis on the result in the Aston by-election in Australia does not reflect well for the Labor Party. Kim Beazley was pleased with the 3.67% swing to his party, but the research shows this was negligible and many traditional voters abandoned the party.

Statistics, Elections, Australian Labour Party

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Gough: My part in his downfall

Article Abstract:

Tony Wright who came to Canberra and worked in a music shop, describes his role in the great political event of the period, The Dismissal. He left his mark on the major players in The Dismissal, Governor-General John Kerr and Gough Whitlam.

Australia, Public affairs, Analysis, 1975 AD, Political history, Kerr, John (Scottish physicist), Whitlam, Gough

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