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Ian McAuley. Chris Bowen and ‘The Money Men’.
Political disunity comes in two forms. One, which we witnessed in the Rudd-Gillard years, is the subtle attack on the authority of the party leader. The other and more serious form is a conflict about policy. Once Tony Abbott announced … Continue reading
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Tagged Chris Bowen, economic reform, Hawke and Keating, Howard and Costello, Ian McAuley, John Curtin and Ben Chifley, The Money Men
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