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By Mark Bahnisch on April 20, 2010
With the Council of Australian Governments meeting for a second successive day to deliberate on the federal government’s National Health and Hospitals Network plan, the usual suspects are proclaiming that there will be no deal, which will be a disaster [...]
Posted in Federal Elections, Government, Health, Policy, Politics, State/Territory Elections | Tagged ALP, COAG, Federal Election 2010, Health, hospitals, john brumby, Kevin Rudd, Kristina Keneally, National Health and Hospitals Network, Nicola Roxon, NSW, political strategy, Queensland, referendum, Rudd government, state governments, Victoria, Victorian election 2010, WA |
By Kim on April 14, 2010
With the announcement of substantial funding for aged care closing the Commonwealth’s offer to the Premiers on health policy ahead of the COAG meeting next week, the National Health and Hospitals Network roadshow reaches the penultimate stage in the drama. [...]
Posted in Federal Elections, Health, Media, Politics, State/Territory Elections | Tagged ALP, bernard keane, COAG, Federal Election 2010, Health, hospitals, john brumby, Kevin Rudd, Labor, National Health and Hospitals Network, Paul Kelly, premiers, referendum, state governments, Tony Abbott, Victorian election 2010 |
By Mark Bahnisch on January 14, 2010
2010 is going to be a year of elections. In Australia, we have three state elections – Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, and almost certainly a federal poll*. In Britain, the Labour party’s future is on the line; the same [...]
Posted in Elections, Federal Elections, Foreign Elections, International, Politics, State/Territory Elections | Tagged ALP, Coalition, coup, Elections, Federal Election 2010, Geoff Hoon, GFC, global financial crisis, gordon brown, Guardian, Hawke government, ideology, keating government, Labour party, Liberal Party, liberals, Lord Mandelson, Media, New Labour, Patricia Hewitt, South Australian election 2010, Tasmanian eleciton 2010, the city, Tony Abbott, Tony Blair, treasury line, UK election 2010, Victorian election 2010 |
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