Umming and ARMing on the referendum

Article Abstract:

This article presents the results of a poll taken in anticipation of the November 1999 referendum in which Australians will decide whether their country should become a republic with its own head of state. The poll, taken in August and September 1999, found that 46.5% will vote yes for a republic, 41% will vote no, and 12.5% remain undecided. Relevant points include the uphill battle faced by the Australian Republican Movement and the importance of the undecided vote.

Public opinion polls, Referendum, Referendums

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Canberra confidential

Article Abstract:

This article presents a discussion with Neal Blewett, a former member of the Australian cabinet and now the author of a book, "A Cabinet Diary," recounting the 1991-1993 period when Paul Keating was prime minister. Relevant details include the book's candid portrayal of various Australian political figures.

Criticism and interpretation, Authorship, A Cabinet Diary (Book), Blewett, Neal

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