The truth behind Howard's battle hymn against the republic

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This article examines the role of Australian Prime Minister John Howard in the political controversy leading up to the November 6, 1999 referendum in which voters will decide whether Australia should become a republic. Relevant points include Howard's use of anti-republicanism as a means of distracting voters from his government's mistakes and mismanagement.

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Mr. Magoo must stick to his tax vision

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Australian Prime Minister John Howard lacks vision. His supporters hope the launch of the tax package will provide an opportunity for a projection of a particular vision. They fear the general public believes an incompetent administration faces crisis after crisis. Liberal strategists believe that a bounce is forthcoming.

Tax reform

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