How to unpack the Kelty baggage

Article Abstract:

This article examines the decision of Australian Council of Trade Unions Secretary Bill Kelty to resign and the impact that his departure is likely to have on the Australian Labor Party (ALP). Relevant points include the opportunity that this change presents to the ALP to rebuild its relationship with the trade union movement.

Officials and employees, Political activity, Column, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Labor unions, Australian Council of Trade Unions, Australian Labour Party, Kelty, Bill

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Hard reign will be falling on Howard

Article Abstract:

Australian prime minister John Howard has defeated the republic referendum, but at a high price. Coalition divisions and his image as a man of the past will be difficult to change. Howard lost the attempt to add his preamble to the Australian constitution, and the Labor party will continue to press the republican issue.

Australia, Public opinion, Republicanism, Howard, John

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Labor's soft money loophole

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the legislation governing the raising of political funds in Australia are discussed.

Economic aspects, Laws, regulations and rules, Political parties, Campaign funds

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