- 492 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
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About this book
Focusing on the National Party, this history shares the extraordinary story of a political organization—large in grassroots members, yet small in parliamentary terms—that has made an enormous and largely unrecognized contribution to Australia's social and economic development. A colorful and interesting read, this comprehensive study highlights the structure, achievements, failures, and internal conflicts of Australia's second oldest political party. This informative record will especially interest those with a fascination for Australian political history.
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Table of contents
- Front Cover
- About the Author
- Copyright
- Contents
- Acknowledgments
- Preface
- 1 The beginning
- 2 Flexing muscles
- 3 Runs on the board
- 4 Depression and Opposition
- 5 Tragedy, triumph and downfall
- 6 Fadden takes the reins
- 7 Rocky years
- 8 Fadden to McEwen
- 9 The veto
- 10 New era, new name
- 11 The night of the long prawns
- 12 The dismissal
- 13 Return to government
- 14 Innovation in difficult times
- 15 Back to Opposition
- 16 Joh for Canberra
- 17 Tentatively back to Coalition
- 18 The Nixon Report
- 19 An era ends dramatically
- 20 The brief reign of Charles Blunt
- 21 Moulding party and Coalition interests
- 22 Is this the joy of government?
- 23 Delivering for the bush
- 24 Internal issues and international disaster
- 25 Timing for change
- 26 Rebelling or reverting to type?
- 27 Infiltrators and dissidents
- 28 Amalgamators
- 29 90 not out
- Appendices
- Notes
- Select bibliography and further reading
- Index
- Back Cover