Red or Green? Traditionally, Australian progressives have supported the Australian Labor Party; increasingly, The Greens appeal. What are the key differences between the parties? Is greater collaboration desirable? Is it likely? Some progressives remain strongly committed to Lab…
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Award-winning journalist Simon Benson, exposes the betrayal by those at the very top of Australian politics in their brutal pursuit of power. This is no ordinary insiders' book on politics. A fast-paced ride through the treacherous terrain of Australia's political landscape, it …
Award-winning journalist Simon Benson, exposes the betrayal by those at the very top of Australian politics in their brutal pursuit of power. This is no ordinary insiders' book on politics. A fast-paced ride through the treacherous terrain of Australia's political landscape, it …
Award-winning journalist Simon Benson exposes the betrayal by those at the very top of Australian politics in their brutal pursuit of power. This is no ordinary insider's book on politics. A fast-paced ride through the treacherous terrain of Australia's political landscape, it i…
The account of a 30 year political career, this is also the autobiography of the youngster who was born at the start of WWII, who studied extra hard to overcome serious deafness and who latched onto the family passion for current affairs and politics.
This book looks back over 30 years in politics, and at the changes Howard has seen both inside and outside the Government during that time. From his modest beginnings, to his steep ascent in Liberal Party ranks, and subsequent time in the wilderness during the Coalition's opposi…
The account of a 30 year political career, this is also the autobiography of the youngster who was born at the start of WWII, who studied extra hard to overcome serious deafness and who latched onto the family passion for current affairs and politics.
The account of a 30 year political career, this is also the autobiography of the youngster who was born at the start of WWII, who studied extra hard to overcome serious deafness and who latched onto the family passion for current affairs and politics.
The account of a 30 year political career, this is also the autobiography of the youngster who was born at the start of WWII, who studied extra hard to overcome serious deafness and who latched onto the family passion for current affairs and politics.
Tony Abbott and his chief of staff, Peta Credlin, ran a brilliant opposition campaign. But their approach led to disaster in government. When Abbott became prime minister, he and Credlin ruthlessly controlled ministers, backbenchers, the public service and the media. They shut o…