Coalition plays footsie into Labor's hands

Article Abstract:

Some members of the Labor party are confident their party is the only one likely to get a majority in the House of Representatives. They believe there is no other alternative than a hung parliament with the Liberal-National coalition relying on the support of Independents and One Nation to stay in office. Such deductions are based on careful analysis of polls and electorates.

Social aspects, Representative government and representation, Representative government, Liberal Party of Australia

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The last fig leaf falls

Article Abstract:

The Australian federal elections in Oct 1998 will probably bring a close victory to the winner. Prime Minister John Howard's professional manner has become more hesitant and emotional, suggesting he feels increasing uncertainty about whether his party will retain power. Errors by the Coalition have benefitted the Labor Party.

Forecasts and trends, Elections, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Howard, John, Australian Labour Party

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Taxation with misrepresentation

Article Abstract:

The debate sparked by Stephen Conroy over taxation has so far favoured the Coalition, supplying ammunition for John Howard and treasurer Peter Costello to launch an attack.

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