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For whom the funds flow [There are allegations of political interference in the regional partnership program]

The Australian financial review, 2005-08 (30 Aug 2005), p.60

Lenore Taylor

2005

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Pru Goward's taste for a fight: [She is seriously concerned about the government's controversial IR plans]

The Australian financial review, 2005-07 (16-17 July 2005), p.21

Lenore Taylor

2005

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[John] Howard's power: you ain't seen nothing yet

The Australian financial review, 2004-10 (16-17 Oct 2004), p.17-18

Lenore Taylor

2004

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The green election wild-card [Some of the electorates most susceptible to environmentalism are among the Coalition's most marginal seats]

The Australian financial review, 2004-09 (18-19 Sept 2004)

Lenore Taylor

2004

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How a cheetah mauled the PM's pork-barrel plan [John Howard's multimillion-dollar wooing of regional Australia is under fire]

The Australian financial review, 2004-07 (2 July 2004)

Lenore Taylor

2004

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It's all in the family [John Howard giving money to families]

The Australian financial review, 2004-05 (15-16 May 2004)

Lenore Taylor

2004

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The leading ideas of Peter Costello

The Australian financial review, 2004-05 (1-2 May 2004), p.17-18

Lenore Taylor

2004

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Back to school: it's public v private

The Australian financial review, 2004-03 (13-14 Mar 2004), p.20-21

Lenore Taylor

2004

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Margin call: Labor's rural challenge

The Australian financial review, 2004-03 (27-28 Mar 2004), p.22-23

Lenore Taylor

2004

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Parties keep donation box away from prying eyes: [The Electoral Commission needs more muscle to enforce disclosure of where political parties get their money from]

The Australian financial review, 2004-03 (20-21 Mar 2004), p.21

Lenore Taylor

2004

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Last chance to catch EU's [European Union] next wave

The Australian financial review, 2002-09 (3 Sept 2002)

Lenore Taylor

2002

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AMP eyes a gold mine

The Australian financial review, 2002-08 (3-4 Aug 2002), p.24-25

Lenore Taylor

2002

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Diggers of political dirt [A review of some of the players, strategies and victims of uncovering government scandals]

The Australian financial review, 2000-10 (28-29 Oct 2000)

Lenore Taylor

2000

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A billion-dollar surplus to burn

The Australian financial review, 2000-07 (8-9 July 2000), p.22-23

Lenore Taylor

2000

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Talk about an old economy

The Australian financial review, 2000-05 (27-28 May 2000)

Lenore Taylor

2000

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Population: the debate we will have to have

The Australian financial review, 2000-02 (19-20 Feb 2000)

Lenore Taylor

2000

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Scott Morrison strains credibility with claims of a Labor war on everything | Lenore Taylor

The Guardian (London), 2016-06-02

Taylor, Lenore

2016

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The lobby that loved Indonesia [Australia's political and diplomatic elite and their advocacy for embracing Indonesia]

The Australian financial review, 1999-10 (16-17 Oct 1999)

Lenore Taylor

1999

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Elon Musk calls for carbon price to halve the transition time to clean energy

The Guardian (London), 2015-12-02

Taylor, Lenore

2015

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Global gambling: the great Australian dream

The Australian financial review, 1999-06 (26-27 June 1999), p.30

Lenore Taylor

1999

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Is the ALP drying out?

The Australian financial review, 1999-05 (1-2 May 1999)

Lenore Taylor

1999

Volltextzugriff (PDF)

The National challenge [The National Party is at a crossroads, caught between a suffering electorate and economic rationalism]

The Australian financial review, 1999-04 (30 Apr 1999), p.39

Lenore Taylor

1999

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Discontent smoulders in suburbs [Voter discontent in the cities]

The Australian financial review, 1998-07 (22 July 1998), p.14

Lenore Taylor

1998

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Pauline and her people. [Pauline Hanson's policies have struck a chord with the political right's rural heartland]

The Australian financial review, 1998-06 (5 June 1998), p.27

Lenore Taylor

1998

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Labor's two faces. -Business observers at the Australian Labor Party. National Conference (1998: Hobart) view Labor's economic stance with scepticism

The Australian financial review, 1998-01 (23 Jan 1998)

Lenore Taylor

1998

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For whom the funds flow [There are allegations of political interference in the regional partnership program]

Pru Goward's taste for a fight: [She is seriously concerned about the government's controversial IR plans]

[John] Howard's power: you ain't seen nothing yet

The green election wild-card [Some of the electorates most susceptible to environmentalism are among the Coalition's most marginal seats]

How a cheetah mauled the PM's pork-barrel plan [John Howard's multimillion-dollar wooing of regional Australia is under fire]

It's all in the family [John Howard giving money to families]

The leading ideas of Peter Costello

Back to school: it's public v private

Margin call: Labor's rural challenge

Parties keep donation box away from prying eyes: [The Electoral Commission needs more muscle to enforce disclosure of where political parties get their money from]

Last chance to catch EU's [European Union] next wave

AMP eyes a gold mine

Diggers of political dirt [A review of some of the players, strategies and victims of uncovering government scandals]

A billion-dollar surplus to burn

Talk about an old economy

Population: the debate we will have to have

Scott Morrison strains credibility with claims of a Labor war on everything | Lenore Taylor

The lobby that loved Indonesia [Australia's political and diplomatic elite and their advocacy for embracing Indonesia]

Elon Musk calls for carbon price to halve the transition time to clean energy

Global gambling: the great Australian dream

Is the ALP drying out?

The National challenge [The National Party is at a crossroads, caught between a suffering electorate and economic rationalism]

Discontent smoulders in suburbs [Voter discontent in the cities]

Pauline and her people. [Pauline Hanson's policies have struck a chord with the political right's rural heartland]

Labor's two faces. -Business observers at the Australian Labor Party. National Conference (1998: Hobart) view Labor's economic stance with scepticism

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