Too much, too soon

Article Abstract:

This article describes the aftermath of elections in the state of Victoria, Australia, in October 1999, in which the Liberal-National Coalition government of Premier Jeff Kennett barely survived in power while suffering significant losses. Relevant points include how the results suggested that voters believed that Kennett was moving too fast and too far in pushing his various reforms.

Cover Story, National Party (Australia)

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Kennett's cruising

Article Abstract:

Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett has high approval ratings and the Coalition government's success in the state is attributed to his popularity. His personal guarantee helped the state accept the Liberal Party's GST and tax policies. There are speculations about his moving to federal politics although close associated deny such plans.

Political aspects

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How the bush took an axe to Kennett

Article Abstract:

This article examines the role Victoria's rural voters in bringing about the setback suffered by Premier Jeff Kennett and his Liberal/National Coalition state government in elections in Sep 1999. Relevant points include the 7% swing of votes favoring the opposition Labor Party.

Column, Australian Labour Party

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