Add to ORKGJulia Gillard won an impressive victory today, one that Kevin Rudd will find it very difficult to come back from. The scale of her victory contrasted with support for Rudd among the broader public or even among Labor voters.<br /
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This article examines the interaction between the respective party structures of the Australian Labo...
Labor’s state election successes during the Howard era propelled ill-equipped party heavies into Can...
William McMahon’s famously ill-starred prime ministership has been back in the news, not necessarily...
Paralysed leader or bad advice? A new account of the Rudd–Gillard government looks at what it says a...
It is fitting that Kevin Rudd’s official campaign for a return to the Labor leadership commenc...
By challenging – and decisively losing – Kevin Rudd has at least done Julia Gillard a favour or two,...
In March this year, prime minister Julia Gillard boasted that she led a Labor government, not a soci...
Overseeing the Australian election campaign one could conclude that it truly was a battle to the ver...
A much earlier version of this paper was presented at the 2008 Australian Political Studies Associat...
Kevin Rudd’s downfall revealed the limits of Labor’s ability to introduce reforms opposed by powerfu...
Given the chance, Julia Gillard will resurrect Labor\u27s fortunes and will almost certainly go on ...
It is arguable that the 2007 election was decided on longer term issues, and longer term campaigning...
This article examines the interaction between the respective party structures of the Australian Labo...
This thesis is an electoral study of the 19 October 2002 by-election in the federal seat of Cunningh...
Kevin Rudd\u27s lead in the polls is not hard to understand, writes DAVID BURCHELL RECENTLY the pol...
This article examines the interaction between the respective party structures of the Australian Labo...
Labor’s state election successes during the Howard era propelled ill-equipped party heavies into Can...
William McMahon’s famously ill-starred prime ministership has been back in the news, not necessarily...
Paralysed leader or bad advice? A new account of the Rudd–Gillard government looks at what it says a...