When two tribes go to war

Article Abstract:

Christopher Pyne and Nick Minchin have been known to dislike each other. At the meeting of south Australia's Liberal MHRs and senators, officials were shouting at one another before the chairman closed proceedings. Pyne and Minchin are on opposite sides of the SA Liberal Party's factional divide. Minchin is the conservative organizer, while Pyne is the outspoken moderate.

Political aspects, Political parties, Portrayals, South Australia

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Call and be damned

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the television coverage of the US presidential election on polling night are discussed. The premature announcement of the result, twice, by television network CNN is examined and contrasted with the method of broadcasting results in Australia.

United States, Analysis, Elections, Presidents, Television and politics, Television broadcasting of news, Television news, Presidential elections

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Howard dances to Murdoch tune

Article Abstract:

Australian Prime Minister John Howard has refrained from retaliating against News Ltd newspapers that have been criticizing him. This is because he does not wish to prompt Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch to campaign for a change of government.

Australia, Media coverage, Press and politics, Howard, John

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