Courtly conflict

Article Abstract:

The Australian High Court is in a dispute with the federal government over the Court's role in the evolution of common law. The rulings of the Court on such matters as refugees and human rights have been criticised by lawmakers for avoiding the proper political channels for changing laws. Chief Justice Murray Gleeson says people in power do not like the system of checks and balances.

Political activity, Australia. High Court of Australia, Judicial activism, Judge-made law

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Now for Howard's social conscience

Article Abstract:

This article examines the tax reform and privatization accomplishments of Australian Prime Minister John Howard, and speculates on the targets of his political agenda. Issues concerning social affairs and demographic voting patterns are discussed.

Statistical Data Included, Social policy, Tax reform, Politicians, Public opinion, Howard, John Winston

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Charge sheet

Article Abstract:

Allegations of corruption levelled against Australian Prime Minister John Howard are evaluated. The strategy of newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch in attacking Howard is discussed.

Behavior, Prime ministers, Howard, John

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