Teflon John

Article Abstract:

American President George W. Bush and British President Tony Blair will be facing troubles as the debate on doubtful intelligence about Saddam Hussein's possession of weapons of mass destruction is intense and the presidential elections are overhead. However, Australian President John Howard is safe as he made a smart move of getting in, fulfilling the obligations and getting out quickly.

Reports, Appreciation, Weapons of mass destruction

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Peter principle eludes John

Article Abstract:

Australian Prime Minister John Howard backpedaled furiously on his comments made September 2005 that the 47% top income tax rate was too high and he would like to see it cut. Howard realized he had risked a renewal of leadership tension with the treasurer, Peter Costello, which was the last thing he and the government needed.

Public Finance Activities, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Tax Rates, Forecasts and trends, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Market trend/market analysis, Income tax, Howard, John Winston

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Prime time

Article Abstract:

John Howard, Prime Minister of Australia, wants to break the record of his predecessors as the longest-serving Prime Minister. Any liberal tensions caused by a decision of Howard to stay on would be more than outweighed by Labor's leadership troubles.

Prime ministers

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