The 1999 Victorian election was one of the most remarkable State elections of the last 50 years. It removed the apparently impregnable Liberal-National Coalition Government, it produced the retirement of two of the three party leaders, and it pitchforked into office a party that was remarkably unprepared-a number of its new ministers were sworn into executive office before being sworn in as parliamentarians. It was also an election that was unusually prolonged. This paper gives a brief assessment of the major parties prior to polling day. It concludes that there were signs of the Kennett Government being in some danger but that these were largely ignored by the media
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became the first government in Australia to win three consecutive four-year terms. The election brou...
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On 27 November 2010, the Victorian Labor government led by John Brumby was defeated by the Liberal/N...
This paper examines the implementation of new public management in Victoria between 1992 and 1999, D...
The final count in the Victorian State election may not be known for several days and it could yet r...
In last year\u27s Victorian electiont the ALP gained its largest-ever Legislative Assembly majority,...
An analysis of the Victorian state election which took place on 25th November 2006. This paper exami...
This paper examines the Victorian election campaign and the result, describing who won and why. It a...
Victoria is earning a reputation for producing surprising election results. According to political c...
In choosing to replace Dennis Napthine with Robert Doyle the Victorian Liberals have decided on an u...
At the 1999 New South Wales election, voters were presented with an unusual physical challenge in tr...
An analysis of the Victorian state election which took place on 27 November 2010. This paper provide...
By-elections sometimes reflect important political trends, and sometimes they don’t. So why are we w...
At first glance the 18 March 2006 South Australian election appears to be consistent with trends evi...
In this paper Antony Green summarises results for the election of 21 members to the New South Wales ...
became the first government in Australia to win three consecutive four-year terms. The election brou...
In many ways the election was a re-run of the election held in Victoria just 16 weeks before. A Labo...
On 27 November 2010, the Victorian Labor government led by John Brumby was defeated by the Liberal/N...
This paper examines the implementation of new public management in Victoria between 1992 and 1999, D...
The final count in the Victorian State election may not be known for several days and it could yet r...
In last year\u27s Victorian electiont the ALP gained its largest-ever Legislative Assembly majority,...
An analysis of the Victorian state election which took place on 25th November 2006. This paper exami...
This paper examines the Victorian election campaign and the result, describing who won and why. It a...
Victoria is earning a reputation for producing surprising election results. According to political c...
In choosing to replace Dennis Napthine with Robert Doyle the Victorian Liberals have decided on an u...
At the 1999 New South Wales election, voters were presented with an unusual physical challenge in tr...
An analysis of the Victorian state election which took place on 27 November 2010. This paper provide...
By-elections sometimes reflect important political trends, and sometimes they don’t. So why are we w...
At first glance the 18 March 2006 South Australian election appears to be consistent with trends evi...
In this paper Antony Green summarises results for the election of 21 members to the New South Wales ...