Branch-stackers corrupt the system

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the problem of branch-stacking in Australian politics and government, and efforts by leader of the Labour Party, Kim Beazley, to introduce anti-stacking measures. The measures would make political parties more open to inquiries into their alleged moral and ethical corruption.

Laws, regulations and rules, Political parties, Ethical aspects, Political corruption, Australian Labour Party

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One leak too many makes a flood

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the controversy over a leaked government document that laid out plans for conservative education policies by David Kemp. Topics addressed include the political aspects of the policies, which would disadvantage poorer students.

Education and state, Education policy, Legislators, Federal aid to education, Government aid to education, Kemp, David

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Now health is an ill-omen for Beazley

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the concern expressed by opposition leader Kim Beazley regarding the health policy of the the Australian government. The 30% tax rebate, introduced in 1998, for private health insurance is discussed.

Medical care, Health insurance

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