She's back

Article Abstract:

Pauline Hanson, the leader of the One Nation Party, is blaming the media for her party's failure during the 1998 federal election. Although many contend she does not have the political support of her party, she is planning to stay active and is using the upcoming federal by-election in New South Wales's steel city to prove that point. She is also planning to reassert her control over the One Nation and prove that her party is not simply a Queensland phenomenon.

Political activity, Elections, Hanson, Pauline

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Paying the price of victory

Article Abstract:

The Australian Labor Party in 1974 was returned with a drop in its support and a House majority of five, which was down from nine. Immigration minister, Al Grassby, was defeated. Many feared that the Coalition had defeated the Labor government after 23 years, but those results remained unclear till the end of the week.

Coalition governments, Australian Labour Party, 1974 AD

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