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Originally formed from a merger of the Protectionist and Free Trade parties in 1910, the Liberal Party has undergone several reformations, culminating in the present-day party that was formed by its iconic founder, Robert Menzies. Menzies governed for 16 years from 1949 and is Australia’s longest-serving prime minister.

Since 1944, the Liberal Party governed Australia at the Federal level from 1949-72 (Menzies, Holt, Gorton & McMahon), 1975-83 (Fraser), 1996-2007 (Howard), and 2013-22 (Abbott, Turnbull & Morrison).

The Liberal Party has always governed in coalition with The Nationals (originally known as the Country Party).

Organisation and History

Philosophies & Policies

The Howard Government 1996-2007
1998 Federal Election Policies
Beyond Ideology – Philosophical and policy differences between the liberal and conservative wings of the Liberal Party are discussed in a speech by Tony Abbott, the Minister for Workplace Relations in the Howard government. [Jan 6, 2000]
The Liberal Party and the Philosophy of Benevolence – a speech delivered by John Howard in which he discussed social policy and his philosophy of benevolence, volunteerism and the responsibilities of the business sector. [Mar 13, 2001]
Peter Costello: The Spirit of the volunteer (2001)
Costello’s Future Directions? (2001)
Conservatives And Liberals Combined: Tony Abbott Speech (2001)
Despite Bali, Stay Engaged With Asia: Costello [Oct 16, 2002]
Reform With A Social Conscience: Speech By Tony Abbott [Jan 11, 2003]
Costello Hints At Benefits Of Deputies Taking On The Top Job (2005)

Personnel

Coalition Shadow Ministry [December 6, 2007]

Web Site

Liberal Party – the official Federal site; contains links to state divisions

Archived News Items

March 20, 2024: Sen. Dave Sharma (NSW-Lib) Maiden Speech
February 27, 2024: Scott Morrison’s Valedictory Speech
February 6, 2024: Dutton Confirms Coalition Will Support Albanese Tax Changes
January 25, 2024: Dutton says Albanese Should Call an Election: “His Leadership is Terminal”
November 26, 2023: Tom Hughes Turns 100; Last of the Pre-1972 Liberal Ministers, Gorton Defender, Notable Barrister, Malcolm Turnbull’s Father-in-Law
March 2, 2023: 1996 Federal Election Count – 27 Years Ago
February 9, 2023: Alan Tudge (Lib-Aston) – Maiden Speech and Resignation Statement
December 18, 2022: A Day Without A Prime Minister
September 12, 2020: John Fahey, Former NSW Premier and Howard Finance Minister, Dies, 75
July 30, 2019: Sen. Mitch Fifield (Lib-Vic) – Valedictory Speeches
July 30, 2019: Sen. Matt O’Sullivan (Lib-WA) – Maiden Speech
July 30, 2019: Sen. Hollie Hughes (Lib-NSW) – Maiden Speech
July 30, 2019: James Stevens (Lib-Sturt) – Maiden Speech
July 29, 2019: Vince Connelly (Lib-Stirling) – Maiden Speech
July 29, 2019: Celia Hammond (Lib-Curtin) – Maiden Speech
July 29, 2019: Katie Allen (Lib-Higgins) – Maiden Speech
July 25, 2019: Fiona Martin (Lib-Reid) – Maiden Speech
July 24, 2019: Dave Sharma (Lib-Wentworth) – Maiden Speech
July 24, 2019: Gavin Pearce (Lib-Braddon) – Maiden Speech
July 24, 2019: Sen. Andrew Bragg (Lib-NSW) – Maiden Speech
July 23, 2019: Sen. Claire Chandler (Lib-Tas) – Maiden Speech
July 23, 2019: Gladys Liu (Lib-Chisholm) – Maiden Speech
July 22, 2019: Melissa McIntosh (Lib-Lindsay) – Maiden Speech
July 4, 2019: Bridget Archer (Lib-Bass) – Maiden Speech
June 21, 2019: Cory Bernardi Disbands Australian Conservatives Party
May 26, 2019: Scott Morrison Announces Third Term Coalition Ministry
November 27, 2018: Julia Banks (Lib-Chisholm) Turns Independent
September 6, 2018: Until The Bell Rings – Speech By Prime Minister Scott Morrison
August 26, 2018: The First Morrison Ministry – Statistical Analysis
May 24, 2018: Speaker Sets July 28 As Date For Five By-Elections; Opposition Outraged
May 22, 2018: Turnbull And Shorten Pay Moving Tribute To Sir John Carrick
May 14, 2018: 1911 Was The Last Time A Government Won A Seat From The Opposition. Oh, Really?
February 14, 2018: Sen. Jim Molan (Lib-NSW) – Maiden Speech
December 19, 2017: The Second Turnbull Ministry Reshuffled – Statistical Analysis
November 30, 2017: Government Announces Banking Royal Commission Following Request From Big Four
October 17, 2017: Sen. Slade Brockman (Lib-WA) – Maiden Speech
September 5, 2017: Death Of John Bourchier, Former Liberal MP, Announced To House
May 10, 2017: Women In The 45th Australian Parliament
May 9, 2017: Treasurer Scott Morrison Delivers 2017 Federal Budget
April 1, 2017: Who’s Left – The Surviving Members Of Every House Of Representatives Since 1949
March 10, 2017: 2017 W.A. State Election: Liberal Party Policy Documents
March 10, 2017: 2017 W.A. State Election: ALP Policy Documents
February 7, 2017: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
February 1, 2017: Malcolm Turnbull: Address To The National Press Club
January 23, 2017: Gladys Berejiklian Becomes 45th Premier Of NSW
January 19, 2017: Mike Baird Announces Resignation As NSW Premier
January 18, 2017: Turnbull Ministry: Revised Statistical Analysis
January 18, 2017: Greg Hunt New Health Minister; Ken Wyatt First Indigenous Minister; Turnbull Minimises Changes Following Ley’s Resignation
January 13, 2017: Sussan Ley Resigns From Ministry; Turnbull Announces Reforms To Politicians’ Entitlements
January 9, 2017: Sussan Ley Stands Aside From Ministry; Investigation Into Gold Coast Travel Expenses
December 10, 2016: Malcolm Turnbull Becomes Australia’s 22nd Longest-Serving Prime Minister
November 13, 2016: Turnbull Announces Refugee Resettlement Deal With United States
September 15, 2016: Final Two-Party Figures: Coalition Won 2016 Election With 50.36%; Swing To Labor Of 3.13%
September 15, 2016: Julia Banks (Lib-Chisholm) – Maiden Speech
September 15, 2016: Jason Falinski (Lib-Mackellar) – Maiden Speech
September 14, 2016: Trevor Evans (Lib-Brisbane) – Maiden Speech
September 14, 2016: Julian Leeser (Lib-Berowra) – Maiden Speech
September 14, 2016: Turnbull Introduces Same-Sex Marriage Plebiscite Bill
September 13, 2016: Government And ALP Agree On Budget Repair Deal
September 12, 2016: Chris Crewther (Lib-Dunkley) – Maiden Speech
September 11, 2016: Brandis Announces New Anti-Terror Laws; Control Orders To Apply To 14-Year-Olds; Indefinite Detention For Convicted Terrorists
September 7, 2016: John Howard, Historian Of Menzies, Addresses National Press Club
September 2, 2016: How The Turnbull Government Lost Control Of The House
September 1, 2016: Senator Jonathon Duniam (Lib-Tas) – Maiden Speech
September 1, 2016: Senate Passes Resolution Calling For Royal Commission Into Banking Industry
August 31, 2016: Tim Hammond (ALP-Perth) – Maiden Speech
August 31, 2016: Senator Jane Hume (Lib-Vic) – Maiden Speech
August 31, 2016: Tim Wilson (Lib-Goldstein) – Maiden Speech
August 31, 2016: Nicolle Flint (Lib-Boothby) – Maiden Speech
August 31, 2016: Coalition-Labor Deal On Rotation Of Members Confirmed By Senate
August 30, 2016: Governor-General Sir Peter Cosgrove’s Speech Opening The 45th Parliament
August 30, 2016: 45th Parliament Opens; Members And Senators Sworn In; House Speaker And Senate President Re-Elected Unopposed
August 30, 2016: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
August 29, 2016: Xenophon Senators Will Oppose Same-Sex Marriage Plebiscite; Senate Now Seems Certain To Oppose Poll
August 27, 2016: Turnbull Addresses LNP Conference In Brisbane
August 25, 2016: Morrison Warns Of Economic Complacency And Calls On ALP To Support Budget Repair Measures
August 24, 2016: 2016 House Of Representatives Primary Votes: State-By-State Breakdown
August 22, 2016: 2016 Senate Votes: A Higher But Fragmented Vote For Minor And Micro Parties
August 21, 2016: The New Senate: The Defeated, The Retired, The New And The Returning
August 20, 2016: MPs Who Won Their Seats On First Preferences In The 2016 Federal Election
August 19, 2016: 2016 Primary Vote Winners, Preference Vote Losers
August 17, 2016: Turnbull’s Economic Policy Speech To CEDA Disrupted By Refugee Protesters
August 17, 2016: Election Funding Payments: 2016 Federal Election
August 17, 2016: Seats Changing Hands At The 2016 Federal Election
August 12, 2016: Tony Abbott Regrets Hyper-Partisanship In Speech To Samuel Griffith Society
August 12, 2016: Government And ALP Agree On Senate Terms; First Elected To Get 6 Years
August 7, 2016: 2016 Federal Election: The Oncers Who Have Become Twicers
August 4, 2016: Banks Will Have To Appear Before House Economics Committee Say Turnbull And Morrison
August 4, 2016: Getting Things Done In The New Senate
August 4, 2016: One Nation Wins Another Seat In NSW; Coalition Loses One More, Leyonhjelm Returns; Crossbench Grows To 20
August 4, 2016: One Nation Wins Two Queensland Senate Seats; Coalition Loses Ground; ALP And Greens Unchanged
August 3, 2016: Victorian Senate Results Finalised; Liberals Gain 1, Greens Keep 2, Hinch Elected
August 3, 2016: Turnbull Now 23rd Longest-Serving Prime Minister
August 2, 2016: South Australian Senate Results Finalised; Xenophon Soars As Liberals, ALP And Greens Lose Ground; Bob Day Re-Elected
August 1, 2016: ACT Senate Results Finalised: One-All, No Change
August 1, 2016: Western Australian Senate Results Finalised; One Nation Wins Second Seat
July 31, 2016: New Members Of The House Of Representatives
July 31, 2016: ALP Wins Herbert By 37 Votes; Turnbull Government Re-Elected With Barest Majority Of 76 Seats
July 27, 2016: Tasmanian Senate Results Finalised; ALP, Liberals, Greens And Lambie Take All 12 Seats
July 27, 2016: Election Funding Payments: 2016 Federal Election
July 19, 2016: Herbert Heads For Recount With ALP 8 Votes Ahead
July 18, 2016: The Second Turnbull Ministry – Statistical Analysis
July 18, 2016: Turnbull Announces New Ministry
July 15, 2016: LNP Lead Slips To 12 Votes In Herbert; Current Preference Flows Suggest ALP Win By 55 Votes (…Or Perhaps Not)
July 14, 2016: Herbert Still Too Close To Call; LNP Leads By 44 Votes
July 14, 2016: The 120 Seats That Swung To The ALP In The Federal Election
July 14, 2016: Seats That Swung To The Coalition In The 2016 Federal Election
July 13, 2016: ALP Claims Hindmarsh, Now Holds 68 Seats; LNP Takes Lead In Herbert, Last Undecided Seat
July 13, 2016: National Swing To ALP Currently 3.17%; Swings To ALP In Every State And Territory
July 12, 2016: Turnbull Seems Set For Floor Majority Of Three In 45th Parliament
July 11, 2016: Coalition Secures Absolute Majority Of 76; Labor Claims Cowan; Just Two Seats Still Undecided
July 11, 2016: Governor-General Acts On Prime Minister Turnbull’s Advice; Caretaker Period Ends
July 11, 2016: Is Melbourne Ports Going To Be The Surprise Result In The Election?
July 10, 2016: As Turnbull Claims Election Victory, Coalition Seems On Track For 76 Seats
July 8, 2016: Government’s Victory Assured But Still No Definite Results In Key Seats
July 7, 2016: Turnbull Government Returned To Office, But Majority Or Minority Status Still Not Clear
July 7, 2016: John Howard Responds To Chilcot Report On Iraq War
July 7, 2016: Which Seats Have Changed Hands So Far In The Federal Election?
July 6, 2016: Undecided Seats: Turnbull Edges Towards Narrow Victory
July 5, 2016: Update On Undecided Seats – Hung Parliament Looks Most Likely
July 3, 2016: House Of Representatives Undecided Seats: Latest Figures
July 3, 2016: Provisional List Of House Of Representatives Seat Winners
July 3, 2016: Turnbull Likely To Win Narrowly As Voters Punish Coalition; ALP Secures Nationwide Swing Of 3.18% But Falls Short
June 30, 2016: As Close Election Looms, Turnbull Appears At National Press Club
June 26, 2016: “Be Sure, Vote Liberal” – Government Readies For Final Campaign Blitz
June 26, 2016: Malcolm Turnbull Launches Liberal Party Election Campaign
June 25, 2016: Liberal Party Free Time Advertisements: 2016 Federal Election
June 24, 2016: Liberal Party Ad: What Do We Know About Bill Shorten And Labor?
June 24, 2016: In Wake Of Brexit, Turnbull Says No Cause For Alarm; Stresses Need For Strong Majority Government
June 20, 2016: Coalition Releases ‘Smart Cities’ Policy
June 17, 2016: Facebook Leaders’ Debate: Turnbull And Shorten
June 16, 2016: Liberals Maintain Focus On Boats
June 15, 2016: The Greening Of Labor: Liberals Step Up Attack On Greens Influence
June 13, 2016: We Cannot Be Complacent: Malcolm Turnbull On Orlando Shootings
June 12, 2016: Election Gets Willing As Preference Deals Announced; Turnbull Says Libs Will Put Greens Last
June 11, 2016: A Cautionary Tale: Senate Votes In The 2013 Federal Election
June 10, 2016: Parties And Groups Contesting The Senate In The 2016 Federal Election
June 10, 2016: Breakdown Of House Nominations: 2016 Federal Election
June 10, 2016: Nominations – House of Representatives & Senate 2016
June 9, 2016: Election Nominations: Three MPs Who Blundered Their Way Out Of Parliament
June 8, 2016: Jobs And Growth: Liberal Party ABC Free Time Advertisement
May 28, 2016: Liberal Candidate For McEwen, Chris Jermyn, Chased By Media
May 27, 2016: Treasurers Debate: Scott Morrison And Chris Bowen At The National Press Club
May 13, 2016: Liberal Advertisement: What Do Shorten And Rudd Have In Common?
May 9, 2016: “Our Policy Is Clear” – Liberals Pounce On ALP’s Border Protection Dissension
May 8, 2016: 2016 Federal Election: The First Liberal Party TV Advertisements
May 8, 2016: Malcolm Turnbull Formally Announces July 2 Double Dissolution Election
May 3, 2016: Scott Morrison Budget Speech 2016-17
May 3, 2016: Philip Ruddock (Lib-Berowra) – Valedictory Speech
April 16, 2016: Bronwyn Bishop Defeated In Liberal Party Mackellar Preselection; Jason Falinski Ends 29-Year Parliamentary Career
April 16, 2016: Duncan McGauchie Wins Liberal Party Preselection For Murray
April 16, 2016: Julian Leeser Wins Liberal Preselection For Berowra; Succeeds Philip Ruddock
April 16, 2016: Bob Baldwin, Liberal Member For Paterson, Announces Retirement
April 10, 2016: The Ages Of The Turnbull Government Ministers
March 26, 2016: Senator Arthur Sinodinos Denies Wrongdoing Or Illegality
March 26, 2016: Sharman Stone, Liberal Member For Murray, Announces Retirement From Parliament
March 24, 2016: NSW Electoral Commission Blocks Liberal Party Funding Over Failure To Disclose Donations
March 21, 2016: Turnbull Recalls Parliament On April 18 And Moves Budget To May 3; Threatens Double Dissolution On July 2 If Bills Not Passed
March 19, 2016: Tim Wilson Wins Liberal Party Preselection For Goldstein
March 16, 2016: Sen. James Paterson (Lib-Vic) – Maiden Speech
March 15, 2016: James Paterson Sworn In As Victorian Liberal Senator
March 9, 2016: Teresa Gambaro Announces Retirement At Next Election
March 2, 2016: Trent Zimmerman (Lib-North Sydney) – Maiden Speech
February 22, 2016: Turnbull Announces Senate Voting Reforms; Group Voting Tickets Abolished
February 18, 2016: Turnbull’s New Ministers Sworn In; Joyce Now Deputy PM
February 15, 2016: Ian Macfarlane To Retire From Parliament At Election
February 13, 2016: Turnbull Reshuffles Ministry
February 11, 2016: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
January 26, 2016: On This Day In 1966: Menzies Retires, Holt Government Takes Office
January 24, 2016: Tony Abbott To Stand Again In Warringah
December 29, 2015: First Turnbull Ministry – Revised
November 4, 2015: Liberal Party Review Of The 2014 State Election
October 21, 2015: Joe Hockey (Lib – North Sydney) – Valedictory Speech
September 21, 2015: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
September 20, 2015: First Turnbull Ministry Announced; More Women Into Cabinet, Abbott Supporters Axed
September 14, 2015: Malcolm Turnbull’s Press Conference Announcing His Challenge To Tony Abbott
July 21, 2015: Don Randall, Liberal Member For Canning, Dies, 62
March 7, 2015: In Aftermath Of Leadership Ballot, A Message From The Prime Minister
December 31, 2014: Liberal Party – 2014 Posts
October 12, 2014: Abbott On The Liberal Party’s 70th Anniversary
September 28, 2014: Liberal Election Advertising Begins In Victoria
September 8, 2014: Mungo MacCallum Not Dead
September 7, 2014: Abbott Government’s First Year Anniversary
July 17, 2014: Senator Cory Bernardi (Lib-SA) – Address To The National Press Club
July 15, 2014: Sen. Linda Reynolds (Lib-WA) – Maiden Speech
July 7, 2014: Tasmanian Liberal Senator Stephen Parry Elected President Of The Senate
July 7, 2014: Senators Sworn In; New Balance Of Power As 2013 Federal Election Finally Complete
June 28, 2014: Tony Abbott’s Speech To The Liberal Party Federal Council: “We Are The Party Of Menzies, Fraser And Howard”
June 25, 2014: Senator Helen Kroger (Lib-Vic) – Valedictory Speech
June 18, 2014: Valedictory Speech: Senator Alan Eggleston (Lib-WA)
June 18, 2014: Valedictory Speech: Senator Sue Boyce (Lib-Qld)
May 27, 2014: Martin Hamilton-Smith, Former South Australian Liberal Leader, Defects And Becomes Minister In Weatherill Labor Government
April 30, 2014: Kevin Andrews: Civil Society, Social Welfare And The Economy
April 28, 2014: In Speech To The Sydney Institute, Abbott Signals Temporary Pain In Nation-Building Budget
April 17, 2014: Mike Baird New NSW Premier; Elected Unopposed With Gladys Berejiklian As Deputy
April 6, 2014: Liberals Clinging To Three Seats In WA Senate Election; Labor Thrashed As Greens Triumph And Palmer Surges
March 23, 2014: Geoff Brock Accepts Ministry From Jay Weatherill And Delivers Minority Government To Labor In South Australia
March 19, 2014: Assistant Treasurer Senator Arthur Sinodinos Stands Aside Over ICAC Investigations
March 15, 2014: Liberals Outpoll Labor In South Australia But Weatherill Clings To Power As Two Independents Hold The Balance In Hung Parliament
March 15, 2014: Liberals Win Outright Majority In Tasmania; Labor Crushed, Greens Punished
March 6, 2014: Tasmanian Election: Giddings And Hodgman Meet In Televised Forum
February 4, 2014: Victorian Speaker Ken Smith Resigns; Christine Fyffe Takes Over
January 23, 2014: Tony Abbott Addresses World Economic Forum In Davos
December 20, 2013: Hockey Appoints Dumped Liberal MP To Foreign Investment Review Board
December 17, 2013: Government Appoints Sophie Mirabella To Submarine Corporation
December 15, 2013: 100 Days Since The Election: “We’ve Made A Good Start,” Abbott Says
December 11, 2013: Luke Howarth (LNP – Petrie) – First Speech
December 11, 2013: Nick Varvaris (Lib – Barton) – First Speech
December 10, 2013: Ann Sudmalis (Lib – Gilmore) – First Speech
December 9, 2013: Ian Goodenough (Lib – Moore) – First Speech
December 9, 2013: Christian Porter (Lib – Pearce) – First Speech
December 5, 2013: Lucy Wicks (Lib – Robertson) – First Speech
December 5, 2013: Karen McNamara (Lib – Dobell) – First Speech
December 5, 2013: Michelle Landry (LNP – Capricornia) – First Speech
December 3, 2013: Eric Hutchinson (Lib – Lyons) – First Speech
December 3, 2013: Brett Whiteley (Lib – Braddon) – First Speech
December 2, 2013: Melissa Price (Lib-Durack) – First Speech
December 2, 2013: Rick Wilson (Lib-O’Connor) – First Speech
November 29, 2013: Treasurer Joe Hockey Blocks ADM Takeover Of GrainCorp
November 28, 2013: Final Two-Party Figures: Coalition Won 2013 Election With 3.61% Swing
November 27, 2013: AEC Finalises $58 Million Of Election Funding To Candidates In Federal Election
November 27, 2013: Election Funding Payments: 2013 Federal Election
November 26, 2013: Pyne Abandons Gonski School Funding Agreements; New Arrangements After 2014
November 23, 2013: Abbott Announces Panel To Examine Democratisation Of NSW Liberals
November 21, 2013: Tony Pasin (Lib – Barker) – First Speech
November 9, 2013: Tony Abbott Address To W.A. Liberal Party State Council
November 8, 2013: The Task Ahead: Joe Hockey Speech To Centre For Independent Studies
November 5, 2013: John Howard Climate Change Speech: One Religion Is Enough
October 31, 2013: Seats Changing Hands At The 2013 Federal Election
October 26, 2013: Carbon Tax Was Socialism Masquerading As Environmentalism, Abbott Tells Tasmanian Liberals
October 23, 2013: Brian Loughnane: Liberal Party’s 2013 Federal Election Analysis
October 15, 2013: Orientation Day For New Members Of The House Of Representatives
October 15, 2013: Abbott And Hunt Release Carbon Tax Repeal Legislation
October 14, 2013: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
October 3, 2013: The New Senate Numbers And The Abbott Government
October 2, 2013: Greens Seek Recount After Scott Ludlam Loses Western Australian Senate Seat
October 1, 2013: Palmer Wins By 7 Votes, Triggering Recount; Final Senate Results Now On Way
September 18, 2013: Sophie Mirabella Concedes Defeat In Indi; Palmer Falls Behind In Fairfax
September 17, 2013: 2013 Federal Election Analysis: Kerry O’Brien
September 16, 2013: The First Abbott Ministry: Statistical Analysis
September 16, 2013: The First Abbott Ministry Announced
September 16, 2013: ALP Back In Lead In McEwen; McGowan And Palmer Leads Narrow
September 13, 2013: ALP Vote Deteriorating In Final Stages Of Counting; 55 Seats May Be 53 When All Votes Are In
September 12, 2013: Coalition Edging Towards 90 Seats As Election Counting Continues
September 10, 2013: Federal Election: Latest Results In Key Seats
September 9, 2013: Transition To Abbott Government Begins; Shorten, Albanese Vie For ALP Leadership As Recriminations Start; Mirabella Struggling In Indi; Palmer Takes Fairfax; Micro Parties Descend On Senate
September 7, 2013: Abbott Leads Coalition To Decisive Victory; Rudd Saves The Furniture And Quits ALP Leadership; Labor Loses 14 Seats With Lowest Primary Vote Since 1931
September 6, 2013: Abbott Promises No Change To GST, No Cuts To Education, Health, Pensions, ABC Or SBS
September 6, 2013: Final Day Of Election Campaign Wraps Up
September 6, 2013: Newspaper Editorials Overwhelmingly Favour Abbott
September 5, 2013: Hockey And Robb Release Liberal Party Election Costings
September 2, 2013: Tony Abbott’s Pre-Election National Press Club Address
August 29, 2013: Government Humiliated By Treasury And PBO On Coalition Costings
August 29, 2013: New Liberal Party Advertisement: Labor Connections
August 28, 2013: Rudd And Abbott Meet In Second Leaders’ Forum At Rooty Hill RSL
August 28, 2013: Bowen And Hockey Debate The Economy At National Press Club
August 25, 2013: Trust Us, Join Us: Tony Abbott Launches Liberal Party Election Campaign
August 21, 2013: Rudd And Abbott Meet In Leaders’ Forum
August 11, 2013: Kevin Rudd And Tony Abbott National Press Club Debate
August 6, 2013: Bowen And Hockey Spar Over Interest Rate Decision
August 5, 2013: 2013 Federal Election: Day 1 Media Statements
August 5, 2013: Embarrassing Interview With Jaymes Diaz, Liberal Candidate For Greenway
August 4, 2013: Liberals Propose One Debate And Two Forums During Election
August 4, 2013: Choose Real Change: Tony Abbott Responds To September 7 Election Announcement
July 14, 2013: Liberal Party Launches Television Advertisements
July 3, 2013: Where Are The Seats Rudd Needs To Win?
June 27, 2013: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
June 25, 2013: Patrick Secker (Lib – Barker) – Valedictory Speech
June 17, 2013: Valedictory Speech: Judi Moylan
May 25, 2013: Would A Double Dissolution In Early 2014 Be Unconstitutional?
May 13, 2013: A Scenario For Tony Abbott And A Motion Of No-Confidence
May 8, 2013: Tony Abbott And Women Of Calibre: What Did He Actually Say?
March 21, 2013: Tony Abbott Attempts To Move No-Confidence Motion In Gillard
March 15, 2013: Abbott: Indigenous Issues Will Be At The Heart Of A Coalition Government In Word And Deed
March 8, 2013: International Women’s Day 2013
March 6, 2013: BAILLIEU RESIGNS – DENIS NAPTHINE NEW VICTORIAN PREMIER
February 23, 2013: Zed Seselja Topples Gary Humphries For ACT Liberal Senate Preselection
February 19, 2013: In Barton, Tony Abbott Promises Home-Grown Policy With A Strong Australian Accent
February 15, 2013: Tony Abbott State Of The Nation Address To CEDA
February 13, 2013: Combet: Tony Abbott Is Australia’s Biggest Bullshit Artist
February 4, 2013: Tony Abbott’s Remarks To The Shadow Cabinet
February 4, 2013: Current Federal Parliamentary Leaders
January 31, 2013: Tony Abbott’s Address To The National Press Club
January 30, 2013: Why Has Gillard Picked September 14?
January 27, 2013: “Our Plan” – Tony Abbott Releases Coalition Policy Document
January 26, 2013: Gillard And Abbott Attend Australia Day Citizenship Ceremonies
January 26, 2013: Seven Former Politicians Awarded Australia Day Honours: Downer, Uren Receive AC
January 24, 2013: Scott Morrison: Australia, The Land Of Our Adoption
January 24, 2013: Tony Abbott Briefs Liberal Party Candidates
January 23, 2013: Stuart Robert Attacks Gillard Over National Security Strategy
January 17, 2013: British Foreign Secretary William Hague’s Howard Lecture
January 17, 2013: Howard Lecture: Tony Abbott Introduces William Hague
January 17, 2013: Unemployment Rate Increases 0.1% To 5.4%
January 13, 2013: Gillard And Rudd: 935 Days Each As Prime Minister
January 10, 2013: Eva Cox: Abbott A Confused, Conservative Sexist, But Not A Misogynist
January 9, 2013: Tony Abbott Fights Fires Around Nowra
January 7, 2013: Who Will Win The 2013 Federal Election?
December 31, 2012: Tony Abbott’s New Year Message
December 27, 2012: Malcolm Turnbull: “It Has Never Been Easier To Get Away With Telling Lies”
December 24, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Christmas Message
December 23, 2012: Graham Perrett Refers Slipper Conspiracy Allegations To Federal Police
December 20, 2012: Abbott On Budget Surplus: Government Has Completely Failed On Economic Management
December 15, 2012: Murdoch And Turnbull Tweet About Guns
December 14, 2012: Tony Abbott At Oxford: On Tradition, A Revived Colombo Plan, And Decision-Making
December 13, 2012: Today’s Electoral Anniversaries: Hughes And Fraser
December 12, 2012: Labor Pursues Brough Over Role In Slipper-Ashby Case
December 12, 2012: Brandis Accuses Roxon Of Inappropriate Behaviour
December 12, 2012: Ashby’s Lawyers Say There Was No Conspiracy In Slipper Case
December 12, 2012: James Ashby Says He Will Appeal Slipper Judgment
December 12, 2012: Abuse Of Process: Peter Slipper Sexual Harassment Case Thrown Out By Federal Court
December 10, 2012: Today’s Political Messages: Swan And Abbott
December 9, 2012: More Anniversaries: Three Elections, A Floating Dollar And The Redfern Speech
December 6, 2012: Scott Morrison Comments On Asylum Seeker Conditions On Nauru
December 6, 2012: 2013 Election Advertising Underway Already: Greg Bickley In Bendigo
December 6, 2012: Abbott’s Road Trip Takes Him To Port Macquarie
December 5, 2012: National Accounts Show Annual Economic Growth Of 3.1%
December 4, 2012: Swan And Hockey Argue Over Interest Rates
December 2, 2012: Gillard And Abbott Appear On Sunday Talk Shows
November 30, 2012: George Brandis Press Conference On Gillard AWU Allegations
November 24, 2012: Government And Opposition Reflect On Five Years Of Rudd/Gillard
November 21, 2012: Gillard Government Moves Yet Closer To Howard On Asylum Seekers
November 19, 2012: Rudd And Turnbull On Q&A: Dumped Leaders Discuss Leadership
November 13, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Brisbane Media Conference
November 1, 2012: Current Federal Parliamentary Party Leaders
October 3, 2012: On Alan Jones, Politics And Narcissism
September 19, 2012: Gillard, Lowy And Abbott: Australian Multicultural Council Lecture
September 19, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Revised Coalition Shadow Ministry
September 10, 2012: Nauru Designated For Regional Processing
September 10, 2012: Malcolm Turnbull Speech On Same-Sex Marriage
September 5, 2012: Malcolm Turnbull’s Speech On Republican Virtues: Truth, Leadership & Responsibility
September 1, 2012: Liberals Remember The Labor-Greens Anniversary
August 20, 2012: Abbott Sceptical That Gonski Is “Doable At This Time”
August 16, 2012: Tony Windsor Attacks Tony Abbott
August 14, 2012: Malcolm Turnbull Pays Tribute To Robert Hughes
August 6, 2012: Tony Abbott Speech On Free Speech
August 3, 2012: Abbott Releases Foreign Investment Discussion Paper
August 1, 2012: Hockey: Springsteen Not A Basis For Sound Public Policy
July 29, 2012: Mal Brough Wins Liberal Party Preselection For Fisher
July 24, 2012: Tony Abbott’s China Speech: Working Harder On A Complex Relationship
July 19, 2012: Turnbull Speech: Open Markets, Open Minds And An Open Society
July 18, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Foreign Policy Speech To The Heritage Foundation
June 21, 2012: Senator Mary Jo Fisher To Resign
June 8, 2012: Tony Abbott: The Coalition’s Plan For Stronger Communities
June 4, 2012: Gillard And Abbott Light Royal Jubilee Beacon
May 28, 2012: Abbott: This Is An Important Week
May 16, 2012: Joe Hockey’s National Press Club Budget Address
May 15, 2012: Whatever It Is, I’m Against It
May 11, 2012: Peter Costello Responds To Michael Kroger
May 11, 2012: Michael Kroger Unloads On Peter Costello
May 10, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Budget Reply Speech
May 9, 2012: Peter Costello: The Colt From Kooyong?
April 29, 2012: Abbott: Gillard Should Also Reject Thomson’s Vote
April 28, 2012: Tony Abbott Speech To The Victorian Liberal Party
April 21, 2012: Abbott Calls On Gillard To Require Slipper To Step Aside As Speaker
April 20, 2012: Abbott: The Coalition’s Plan For A Cleaner Environment
April 18, 2012: Hockey On Lateline: The End Of The Age Of Entitlement
April 17, 2012: Hockey Speech: The End Of The Age Of Entitlement
April 17, 2012: Alby Schultz Announces Retirement From Hume
March 31, 2012: Senator Judith Adams Dies
February 24, 2012: Liberal Ad: Lemons Never Change Their Spots
February 7, 2012: Tony Abbott’s Speech to the Coalition Party Room
January 31, 2012: Abbott: My Plan For A Stronger Economy, A Stronger Australia
January 23, 2012: Christopher Pyne: Gillard As Ruthless As Richard III
December 31, 2011: Tony Abbott’s 2012 New Year Message
December 24, 2011: Tony Abbott’s 2011 Christmas Message
December 22, 2011: Government Offers Nauru To Abbott In Return For Malaysia
December 12, 2011: Who Says Abbott Should Flick The Switch To Positive?
November 29, 2011: Tony Abbott Responds To Mid-Year Budget Update
November 29, 2011: Swan Releases MYEFO: Budget Surplus Shaved
November 21, 2011: Tony Abbott Speech on the Economy to The Sydney Institute
November 20, 2011: Liberal Party Launches New Attack On Labor’s 4th Anniversary
November 18, 2011: Scott Morrison Promises To Protect The “Borders Of Our Values”
November 18, 2011: Abbott Says No To Superannuation Levy Increase But Won’t Repeal In Government
September 9, 2011: Craig Thomson and Mary Jo Fisher: MPs in the News
August 25, 2011: Sen. Sean Edwards (Lib-SA) – Maiden Speech
July 21, 2011: Turnbull Condemns Rejection Of Climate Science
July 18, 2011: Reith Review of Liberal Party Election Campaign Released
July 8, 2011: ALP Releases Anti-Abbott Ad
May 18, 2011: Joe Hockey’s Budget Reply Speech
March 31, 2011: Abbott Proposes Welfare Crackdown
March 26, 2011: Coalition Defeats Labor In NSW Election; O’Farrell New Premier
February 3, 2011: Cyclone Yasi, Soldier’s Death, Egypt: Today’s Briefings
February 2, 2011: Abbott Seeks Donations To Fight Flood Levy
January 29, 2011: Gillard and Swan Trade Blows With Abbott Over Flood Levy
January 29, 2011: Lazy Policy Under Cover of Sympathy For Flood Victims: Abbott
January 18, 2011: Abbott Says Broadband Network Should Go
January 7, 2011: A Flurry of Activity – and it’s only January 7
January 5, 2011: Hockey Attacks “Incompetence” Of Gillard Government
January 1, 2011: Tony Abbott On Floods, NBN, School Chaplains And Gillard
December 24, 2010: A Christmas Message Of Good Cheer From Tony Abbott
December 2, 2010: The March of Political Time
December 2, 2010: The Baillieu Ministry – Victoria – 2010
November 18, 2010: History Is Written By The Winners
November 15, 2010: House of Representatives Debates Gay Marriage Resolution
November 15, 2010: Victorian Liberals Put The Greens Last As Labor Stitches Up A Deal
November 14, 2010: Baillieu Launches Liberal Party’s Victorian Election Campaign
November 10, 2010: Brian Loughnane Analyses Result Of 2010 Federal Election
November 4, 2010: Giving Substance To The Words
October 29, 2010: Election Funding Payments: 2010 Federal Election
October 28, 2010: John Alexander (Lib-Bennelong) – Maiden Speech
October 27, 2010: Kennett Savages Senator Helen Kroger Over Green Preferences
October 27, 2010: Dan Tehan (Lib-Wannon) – Maiden Speech
October 26, 2010: Wyatt Roy (LNP-Longman) – Maiden Speech
October 26, 2010: Ross Vasta (LNP-Bonner) – Maiden Speech No. 2
October 25, 2010: Karen Andrews (LNP-McPherson) – Maiden Speech
October 25, 2010: Josh Frydenberg (Lib-Kooyong) – Maiden Speech
October 21, 2010: Is It Time For The Liberals To Dispose Of Abbott?
October 18, 2010: Natasha Griggs (CLP-Solomon) – Maiden Speech
September 30, 2010: Seats Changing Hands At The 2010 Federal Election
September 29, 2010: Ken Wyatt (Lib-Hasluck) – Maiden Speech
September 29, 2010: Jane Prentice (Lib-Ryan) – Maiden Speech
September 7, 2010: Katter Supports Coalition; Windsor-Oakeshott Decision Due Shortly
September 1, 2010: Abbott Accuses Gillard Of Breaking Election Promise
August 22, 2010: Politics Abhors A Vacuum
August 21, 2010: Tony Abbott’s Election Night Speech: 2010 Federal Election
August 19, 2010: Day 33: The Dying Moments
August 18, 2010: Day 32: Look, They’re Voting
August 13, 2010: Day 27: What Are They Thinking?
August 12, 2010: Day 26: The Conventional Wisdom Turns
August 9, 2010: Throwing The Switch To Burlesque
August 8, 2010: Tony Abbott’s Campaign Launch Speech
August 6, 2010: Day 20: New Hope
August 5, 2010: Day 19: Return To Norwood
August 4, 2010: Day 18: Bloggers Galore And Not A Swinging Voter In Sight
August 3, 2010: Day 17 – Amusing Ourselves To Defeat
August 2, 2010: The ALP Is Losing And They Know It
July 28, 2010: Day 11: With The Liberals in Deakin
July 26, 2010: The Narrative: Week Two Begins
July 21, 2010: Day 4: On Message
July 20, 2010: Day 3: Oh My God, They Killed WorkChoices!
July 19, 2010: Days 1-2: On Message As The Election Skirmish Begins
July 18, 2010: Wilson Tuckey TV Advertisement
July 17, 2010: Game On: Gillard And Abbott Video Messages
July 17, 2010: Tony Abbott Says Gillard Cannot Be Trusted
June 22, 2010: Galahs And Polls
June 19, 2010: Penrith By-Election: Victory Speech By Stuart Ayres
June 3, 2010: Petro Georgiou: Valedictory Speech
March 31, 2010: Tony Abbott: ‘We All Have To Live With Shit’
March 23, 2010: Rudd And Abbott Debate Health Reform At National Press Club
March 13, 2010: Tony Abbott Comments On Kevin Rudd’s Health Plans
March 7, 2010: Tony Abbott On Homosexuality
February 9, 2010: Paul Fletcher (Lib-Bradfield) – Maiden Speech
February 8, 2010: Kelly O’Dwyer (Lib-Higgins) – Maiden Speech
February 8, 2010: Tony Abbott On Housewives And Ironing
February 8, 2010: Turnbull Says He Will Cross The Floor To Support Rudd Government’s Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
January 20, 2010: Joe Hockey Accuses Kevin Rudd Of Rewriting Economic History
November 30, 2009: Senator Sue Boyce Crosses The Floor To Support Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme
October 22, 2009: Brandis: The Liberal Party And The Liberal Cause
June 29, 2009: 2CC Commentary: Liberal Leadership & Climate Change
May 26, 2009: Turnbull Pushes For Delay of Emissions Trading Scheme Legislation
December 30, 2008: Malcolm Turnbull’s New Year Message
November 16, 2008: John Howard Returns To The Fray
November 11, 2008: Is Julie Bishop A Political Clown?
October 24, 2008: Coming Soon: The Howard Years
October 19, 2008: ACT Government Teeters; ALP Massacred In NSW By-Elections
October 17, 2008: Malcolm Turnbull Twitters
October 16, 2008: Malcolm Turnbull Address To The Nation
October 14, 2008: Turnbull Offers Support For Economic Stimulus Package
October 10, 2008: Liberals Offer Three-Point Plan For Financial Crisis
October 10, 2008: Financial Crisis: Malcolm Turnbull Address To Queensland Liberal National Party
September 27, 2008: Gillard Sledges Turnbull At Grand Final Breakfast
September 22, 2008: Malcolm Turnbull’s Shadow Ministry
May 21, 2008: Malcolm Turnbull Addresses National Press Club On The Budget
May 15, 2008: Nelson Promises Reduction In Petrol Excise In Budget Reply Speech
March 20, 2008: Clare O’Neil: Howard’s Terrifying Lack Of Reflection
February 19, 2008: “Partially Treated Sewage Sandwich” From Julie Bishop
February 13, 2008: Brendan Nelson Supports Stolen Generations Apology
January 26, 2008: Brendan Nelson’s Australia Day Address
December 20, 2007: Seats Changing Hands At The 2007 Federal Election
December 19, 2007: Liberal Party Director Analyses Election Defeat
December 12, 2007: Bennelong Declaration Ends Howard’s Political Career
December 10, 2007: ALP Lead In McEwen Now Only 6 Votes
December 6, 2007: Nelson Announces Shadow Ministry
December 6, 2007: Coalition Shadow Ministry From December 6, 2007
December 4, 2007: Oppositions Do Win Elections: Gartrell Analyses ALP Election Victory
November 29, 2007: Brendan Nelson Elected Liberal Party Leader In Close Vote
November 28, 2007: Abbott Withdraws From Liberal Leadership Contest
November 26, 2007: McKew Wins Bennelong
November 25, 2007: Malcolm Turnbull First To Declare In Race For Liberal Leadership
November 25, 2007: The Morning After: ABC Radio News Reports The 2007 Federal Election
November 25, 2007: Costello To Quit Politics; Will Not Seek Or Accept Liberal Leadership
November 25, 2007: Costello To Quit Politics; Won’t Seek Leadership
November 24, 2007: 2007 Federal Election Night Reports
November 20, 2007: Liberal Party Climate Change Policy: 1990 vs 2007
November 7, 2007: Liberal Party Campaigns On Economic Management
October 23, 2007: MPs Retiring At The 2007 Federal Election
October 15, 2007: Howard And Costello Offer Tax Cuts Package
October 14, 2007: “Australia’s Choice”: Howard Attempts To Frame The Election
October 14, 2007: November 24: Howard Announces Federal Election
October 11, 2007: John Howard’s Speech On Reconciliation
October 10, 2007: Liberal Party Website Hacked
September 17, 2007: Current Federal Parliamentary Party Leaders
September 12, 2007: I’ll Retire During Next Term: Howard
September 12, 2007: Howard Survives Party-Room Meeting Without Challenge
September 9, 2007: Howard Conducts APEC Final Press Conference; Questioned About Leadership
August 15, 2007: Costello And Howard Comment On Leadership Claims By Michael Brissenden
June 21, 2007: Leaked Mark Textor Documents Show Coalition’s Devastating Electoral Position
May 9, 2007: Treasurer Peter Costello’s Post-Budged Address To The National Press Club
May 8, 2007: Budget Gives Tax Cuts; Targets Education, Childcare, Aged, Environment
March 23, 2007: Howard Says He’s Not Going Anywhere
March 16, 2007: Santoro Resigns From Ministry Over Share Dealings
March 2, 2007: Coalition Touts Its Achievements On 11th Anniversary
January 23, 2007: Howard Reshuffle; Vanstone, Hardgrave Sacked; Turnbull Into Cabinet
November 22, 2006: Liberal Party TV Advertisements – 2006 Victorian State Election
July 31, 2006: Howard’s Letter to MPs; Costello Says He’s Staying
July 12, 2006: Three Days Of Conflicting Claims Over Liberal Leadership: Now Costello Holds A Press Conference
July 11, 2006: Howard Again Disputes Claims He Struck A Liberal Party Leadership Deal With Peter Costello
July 10, 2006: McLachlan Claims Howard-Costello Leadership Deal In 1994; Costello Concurs; Howard Demurs
June 22, 2006: John Howard Statement To The House On Iraq
March 2, 2006: Howard And Abbott Abortion Counselling Press Conference
January 24, 2006: Howard Ministry; Nelson To Defence; Nats Lose; Turnbull Tapped
January 20, 2006: Hill Confirms Resignation; UN Diplomatic Appointment Expected Soon
January 20, 2006: Resignation Statement by Senator Robert Hill
January 20, 2006: Howard Pays Tribute To Hill
December 20, 2005: Liberal Party Touts It Achievements In 2005
December 19, 2005: Costello Denies Misleading Parliament; Treasury Releases Executive Minute On IR
December 7, 2005: Costello Says He Won’t Challenge Howard
August 26, 2005: Malcolm Turnbull Paper On Taxation Reform
August 12, 2005: Costello Hints At Benefits Of Deputies Taking On The Top Job
August 11, 2005: Senator Judith Adams (Lib-W.A) – First Speech
May 17, 2005: Alexander Downer: Earle Page Politics Speech
May 17, 2005: Alexander Downer Speech To Earle Page College Annual Politics Dinner
December 9, 2004: Election Funding Payments: 2004 Federal Election
November 29, 2004: Malcolm Turnbull (Lib-Wentworth) – Maiden Speech
November 29, 2004: Andrew Robb (Lib-Goldstein) – Maiden Speech
November 17, 2004: Michael Ferguson (Bass-Lib) – First Speech
October 31, 2004: Seats Changing Hands At The 2004 Federal Election
October 27, 2004: Brian Loughnane: Liberal Party’s 2004 Federal Election Analysis
October 26, 2004: Fourth Howard Ministry Sworn In
October 7, 2004: Liberal Party TV Advertisements – 2004 Federal Election
October 7, 2004: Liberal Party Election Advertisements: 2004 Federal Election
October 1, 2004: Labor’s Record In Government: Liberal 2004 Election Booklet
October 1, 2004: Labor In Opposition: Liberal Party 2004 Election Booklet
September 26, 2004: John Howard’s 2004 Election Policy Speech
September 22, 2004: Costello And Crean Debate Economy At National Press Club
September 10, 2004: Parties Debate Final Budget Outcome Figures
September 7, 2004: Howard And Latham Address RSL Annual Conference
September 6, 2004: Howard Announces Medicare Rebate Extension
August 30, 2004: Parties Haggle Over Rules For Leaders’ Debate
March 30, 2004: Sir Rupert Hamer, Former Victorian Premier, Genuine Liberal, Dies, 87
March 16, 2004: Abbott: Abortion Is The Easy Way Out And A Measure Of Our Moral Health
January 24, 2004: Howard Appears At Queensland Coalition Campaign Launch
January 23, 2004: Tony Abbott: The Moral Case For The Howard Government
January 10, 2004: Geoff Kitney: Selfish Australia Votes For Itself
September 30, 2003: Costello Announces $7.5 Billion Budget Surplus
September 2, 2003: Costello Jousts With Journalists Over National Accounts, Iraq, Tuckey, Ethanol And Hanson
August 26, 2003: Abbott Denies Lying
August 5, 2003: Howard Opposes Gay Marriages
July 1, 2003: The Difference Between Labor And Liberal?
June 8, 2003: Costello And Howard At The Liberal Party Federal Council
June 4, 2003: Costello Relationship Is Professional, Effective And Friendly: Howard
June 3, 2003: Howard Decision ‘Not My Happiest Day’, Says Costello
June 3, 2003: HOWARD SAYS HE’S STAYING
May 30, 2003: Alston Attacks ABC Coverage Of Iraq War
May 13, 2003: Treasurer Peter Costello’s 2003-04 Budget Speech
March 18, 2003: Howard Announces Cabinet Decision To Deploy Defence Forces In Gulf Region
March 13, 2003: John Howard’s Address On Iraq To The National Press Club
March 11, 2003: John Hewson Criticises John Howard Over Iraq War Involvement
February 4, 2003: John Howard’s Address To Parliament On Iraq
January 11, 2003: Reform With A Social Conscience: Tony Abbott Speech To Young Liberals
January 4, 2003: Howard’s Guarded Defence Of Costello Against Stone Attack
September 13, 2002: Howard Launches Menzies Virtual Museum
June 10, 2002: John Howard’s Formula For Winning Elections
May 31, 2002: John Gorton Memorial Service; Howard Speaks, Hughes Excoriates Fraser
May 27, 2002: John Gorton: Condolence Speech by Simon Crean
May 22, 2002: The Right Honourable Sir John Gorton GCMG, AC, CH
May 20, 2002: John Gorton, Australian, Former Liberal Prime Minister, Dies, 90
May 14, 2002: 2002 Federal Budget Speech: Peter Costello
May 13, 2002: Peter Costello Talks About How Hard He Works
May 10, 2002: Howard And Costello Leadership Dance Continues
May 3, 2002: Mark Latham Calls On ALP To Muscle Up; Attacks Staley; Abbott, Costello Respond
April 17, 2002: John Howard Discusses Leadership And Crossing The Road
April 14, 2002: John Howard Addresses Liberal Party Federal Council; Emphasises Defence And Terror Issues
April 12, 2002: Ron Walker On How The Liberals Will Handle The Leadership Question
April 12, 2002: John Howard Comments On The Liberal Party Leadership
March 11, 2002: Bill Heffernan’s Disgraceful Speech Under Parliamentary Privilege
February 19, 2002: Howard Grilled At Lively Press Conference; Tense Mood In Question Time
February 13, 2002: First Speech: Sussan Ley (Liberal, Farrer-NSW)
February 6, 2002: Abbott, Public Service Basher, Repents
December 6, 2001: Election Funding Payments: 2001 Federal Election
December 1, 2001: Liberal Party Members – House – 2001
November 29, 2001: Howard Discusses How The Liberal Party Chooses A Speaker
November 26, 2001: Howard Sworn In For Third Term As Prime Minister
November 11, 2001: Howard Wins A Third Term: Some Historical Comparisons
November 10, 2001: Prime Minister John Howard’s 2001 Election Victory Speech
October 28, 2001: John Howard’s 2001 Election Policy Speech
October 28, 2001: Howard Launches Government Campaign With A Billion Dollars Of Promises
October 14, 2001: 2001 Federal Election: John Howard And Kim Beazley Leaders’ Debate
October 5, 2001: David Kemp Leaflet – 2001 Federal Election
October 5, 2001: Battlelines Drawn As Howard And Beazley Enter Election Campaign
October 5, 2001: Howard Calls November 10 Election; Refuses To Commit To Serving Full Three Years
September 10, 2001: Conservatives And Liberals Combined: Tony Abbott Speech
September 7, 2001: Michael Wooldridge Announces Resignation From Parliament
August 18, 2001: Costello’s Future Directions
August 15, 2001: The Spirit Of The Volunteer: Speech By Peter Costello
July 26, 2001: Costello Defends Globalisation; Speech Stakes Out Election Position And Leadership Credentials
July 14, 2001: Aston By-Election (2001)
April 24, 2001: More Trouble For Howard: By-Election In Crucial Melbourne Electorate
April 1, 2001: A Statistical Analysis Of The Howard Ministry – 2001
March 18, 2001: Howard Says He Has Listened To The Voters But Maintains Government Direction Is Sound
March 17, 2001: Ryan By-Election (2001)
March 17, 2001: A Night Of See-Saw Counting In Ryan By-Election
March 17, 2001: The (Former?) Liberal Party Stronghold of Ryan
March 17, 2001: By-Election: Day Of Reckoning In Ryan
March 13, 2001: Another Poll Shows Coalition In Trouble As Ryan By-Election Nears
March 13, 2001: Howard Speaks About Benevolence
March 2, 2001: Howard Opens Liberal Party Campaign For Ryan By-Election
February 17, 2001: Historic Labor Landslide In Queensland Election; Coalition Decimated; One Nation Wreaks Havoc On The Right
February 14, 2001: The Reshuffled Howard Ministry – February 2001
February 11, 2001: The Difficult Task Of Winning A Third Term
January 31, 2001: Electoral Rorts Snares Would-Be Howard Minister Mal Brough
January 6, 2001: Beyond Ideology: Speech By Tony Abbott
December 1, 2000: Satire: Welcome To ReithCard
October 16, 2000: Peter Costello on Australian Prime Ministers
August 20, 2000: Kennett For Canberra Stories Just A Media Beat-Up
July 26, 2000: Howard Says He’ll Consider Retirement After 64th Birthday
July 7, 2000: Minority Government In South Australia
June 12, 2000: Pre-Selection Contests Occupying Attention Of Major Parties
May 28, 2000: A By-Election In Isaacs?
April 16, 2000: John Howard’s Address To The Liberal-National Convention
March 25, 2000: Liberal Party Constitution – Victoria 2000
January 29, 2000: The Next Ten Years: John Howard’s Federation Address
December 10, 1999: 50th Anniversary of Election of Menzies Government
December 9, 1999: John Howard Speech On 50th Anniversary Of Election Of Menzies Government
November 16, 1999: Liberals Reject Kroger In Burwood
November 3, 1999: John Howard’s 2UE Radio Interview with John Laws
October 31, 1999: John Howard’s Speech to the NSW State Convention of the Liberal Party
October 29, 1999: Napthine Coalition Shadow Ministry – Victoria 1999
October 27, 1999: Peter Costello’s Statement in Support of the “Yes” Case
March 5, 1999: Abbott And Costello Defamation Action
January 28, 1999: John Howard: The Australian Way
December 1, 1998: 1998 Federal Election: Two-Party-Preferred Statistics By State And Seat
November 27, 1998: Election Funding Payments: 1998 Federal Election
November 1, 1998: Members Of The House Of Representatives – 1998
October 23, 1998: Lynton Crosby: 1998 Election Analysis
October 4, 1998: VCEpolitics.com: 1998 Federal Election – Week 6 Aftermath
October 3, 1998: John Howard’s 1998 Election Night Victory Speech
October 3, 1998: Liberal Party Policies For The 1998 Federal Election
October 2, 1998: The Day After 2: Liberal Dream
October 1, 1998: Bob Charles (Lib-La Trobe) Campaign Leaflet: 1998 Federal Election
October 1, 1998: 1998 Federal Election: Liberal Party Advertisements
September 30, 1998: Peter Costello Higgins Election Leaflets – 1998 Federal Election
September 20, 1998: John Howard’s 1998 Federal Election Policy Speech
September 13, 1998: Howard And Beazley In 1998 Election Debate
August 30, 1998: Howard Announces The 1998 Federal Election
April 3, 1998: John Howard’s Second Anniversary Speech To NSW Liberals
December 13, 1997: Tony Robinson (ALP-Mitcham) 1997 By-Election How-To-Vote Card
November 18, 1997: Auditing The Backbones
October 20, 1997: The First Howard Ministry – October 1997
November 26, 1996: Downer: Australia’s Place In The World
September 10, 1996: Joe Hockey (Lib-North Sydney) – Maiden Speech
May 6, 1996: Howard Proposes Tighter Gun Control Laws And Gun Buy-Back Program In Response To Port Arthur Shootings
April 1, 1996: Liberal Party Members – House – 1996
April 1, 1996: House Of Representatives Members – 1996
March 19, 1996: Enough: Liberal Party Election Leaflet
March 17, 1996: Howard Government 1996 Cabinet Committees
March 13, 1996: Andrew Robb: The 1996 Federal Election
March 2, 1996: John Howard Claims Victory In 1996 Federal Election
February 18, 1996: John Howard’s 1996 Federal Election Policy Speech
January 27, 1996: 1996 Federal Election News: Jan 27-Feb 23
December 13, 1995: National Identity: John Howard Headland Speech
October 13, 1995: Fair Australia: John Howard Headland Speech
June 8, 1995: Howard: Response To Keating’s Republic Proposal
June 6, 1995: The Role of Government: John Howard 1995 Headland Speech
May 23, 1994: Alexander Downer And Peter Costello Win Liberal Party Leadership
February 24, 1994: Keating And Hewson Do Battle In Censure Debate Over Sports Rorts Affair
April 1, 1993: Andrew Robb: The 1993 Federal Election
March 13, 1993: John Hewson’s Election Night Concession Speech
March 13, 1993: Andrew Peacock (Liberal-Kooyong) How-To-Vote Card
March 11, 1993: Hewson Talks To Hinch
January 15, 1993: Liberal Party Video: Fightback!
December 16, 1992: In Final Question Time Before 1993 Election, Keating Lashes Hewson On Fightback!
February 27, 1992: Keating Blasts The Old Fogies Of The Liberal Party And The Cultural Cringe Of The 1950s
February 23, 1992: Wills By-Election Campaign Begins
April 9, 1991: Keating And Hewson Exchange Words Over Death Of Kerr
March 24, 1990: Ballot Paper: Higgins 1990
May 31, 1989: Keating Worries The Government Isn’t Getting Credit For Its Economic Reform Record
May 23, 1989: Kennett Dumped As Liberal Leader; Peacock Coup Still Dominates Canberra Politics
May 23, 1989: Jeff Kennett Dumped From Liberal Leadership In Victoria
May 22, 1989: Sack Call On Liberal Plotters
May 9, 1989: Peacock Defeats Howard In Surprise Challenge; Nationals Replace Sinclair With Blunt
May 9, 1989: John Kerin Comments On Leadership Changes In the Coalition
May 9, 1989: How Much Does A Leadership Change Cost?
May 9, 1989: Howard Questioned Over His Loyalty To Peacock
May 9, 1989: Peacock And Blunt Announce Their Leadership Positions To The House of Representatives
March 31, 1988: John Howard Comments On Death Of Sir William McMahon
July 11, 1987: John Howard Concedes Defeat In 1987 Federal Election
July 10, 1987: 1987 Federal Election: Liberal Party TV Advertisements
June 25, 1987: 1987 Federal Election: John Howard’s Liberal Party Policy Speech
May 27, 1987: Bob Hawke Announces The 1987 Double Dissolution Election
March 23, 1987: Kennett-Peacock Car Phone Conversation
November 14, 1986: Murray Nicoll, Radio Journalist, Comments On The Liberal Party Leadership
November 14, 1986: John Howard Comments On His Leadership Of The Liberal Party
September 5, 1985: John Howard Takes Liberal Leadership As Andrew Peacock Miscalculates
September 3, 1985: Peacock Moves Against Howard; Murphy Sentenced
August 30, 1985: John Howard Hosts Midday Show
April 15, 1985: Swinging Voters And The 1984 Federal Election
April 15, 1985: 1984 Post-Election Analysis: McMullan, Henderson And Butman
December 1, 1984: Bob Hawke And Andrew Peacock 1984 Election Night Speeches
November 26, 1984: Leaders’ Debate: 1984 Federal Election
March 5, 1984: A Year After His Defeat, Malcolm Fraser Talks To Peter Couchman
March 6, 1983: John Howard Comments On The 1983 Election Defeat And His Leadership Ambitions
March 5, 1983: Malcolm Fraser Concedes Defeat In 1983 Federal Election
March 5, 1983: Video Scenes From 1983 Federal Election Night
March 2, 1983: Final Television Broadcasts: 1983 Federal Election
March 1, 1983: 1983 Federal Election: Liberal Party TV Advertisement
March 1, 1983: Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser’s Final Appearance At The National Press Club
February 28, 1983: Liberal Party Advertisement: Malcolm Fraser, Andrew Peacock And Ian MacPhee
February 22, 1983: Fraser Says Your Money Would Be Safer Under The Bed; That’s Where The Commies Are, Says Hawke
February 15, 1983: Malcolm Fraser’s 1983 Federal Election Policy Speech
February 15, 1983: Norm Gallagher Jailed; Fraser Prepares For Policy Speech; Don Chipp’s Senate Campaign
February 3, 1983: Malcolm Fraser: Double Dissolution Election Statement
February 3, 1983: Fraser Calls Early Election As Hawke Replaces Hayden
May 28, 1981: Rupert “Dick” Hamer Announces His Resignation As Victorian Premier
April 28, 1981: Andrew Peacock Resigns From Fraser Government
October 18, 1980: 1980 Federal Election: Malcolm Fraser’s Victory Speech
September 30, 1980: Malcolm Fraser’s 1980 Liberal Party Policy Speech
March 20, 1979: Tony Abbott Attacks Marxist Influence On Curriculum And Teaching In Universities
July 13, 1978: Alan Jones – Earlwood – NSW Liberal HTV
May 15, 1978: The Death of Sir Robert Menzies
December 10, 1977: Malcolm Fraser’s Remarks On Winning The 1977 Federal Election
October 27, 1977: Fraser Calls An Early 1977 Federal Election; Whitlam Responds
March 24, 1977: Don Chipp Resigns From The Liberal Party
February 17, 1976: Sir John Kerr Opens The 30th Parliament
December 13, 1975: 1975 Federal Election: The Count And Leaders’ Speeches
December 11, 1975: 1975 Federal Election: Audio Clips From The Campaign
December 1, 1975: “Australian Labor Prison” – Liberal Party 1975 Election Leaflet
November 27, 1975: Malcolm Fraser’s 1975 Federal Election Policy Speech
November 25, 1975: Turn On The Lights – Renee Geyer Sings Liberal Party 1975 Campaign Jingle
November 12, 1975: Il Dismissale: Max Gillies On The Dismissal
November 11, 1975: The 1975 Constitutional Crisis: Audio Clips
July 9, 1975: Special One-Day Sitting: Overseas Loans Affair
August 11, 1974: Sir Robert Menzies, Freeman Of The City Of Kew, Warns Of Community Greed
May 29, 1974: Snedden Acknowledges Whitlam Victory But Won’t Concede He Lost
May 18, 1974: ABC Election Count: 1974 Federal Election
May 10, 1974: 1974 Liberal Party Election Advertisements
May 1, 1974: Richard Carleton Interviews Whitlam And Snedden On This Day Tonight
April 30, 1974: 1974 Federal Election: Liberal Leader Billy Snedden’s Policy Speech
November 29, 1972: Snedden, McMahon, Whitlam And Gair On The Campaign Trail
March 9, 1971: Malcolm Fraser’s Resignation Speech: “Disloyalty Intolerable And Not To Be Endured”
June 20, 1968: Prime Minister John Gorton Addresses the National Press Club
November 8, 1966: 1966 Federal Election: Harold Holt Liberal Party Policy Speech
January 20, 1966: Sir Robert Menzies Announces His Retirement After 16 Years As Prime Minister
November 12, 1963: 1963 Federal Election: Sir Robert Menzies Policy Speech
July 4, 1963: The Battle For Freedom: Sir Robert Menzies’s Jefferson Oration
March 9, 1951: High Court Strikes Down Communist Party Dissolution Bill
April 27, 1950: Communist Party Dissolution Bill – Second Reading Speech by Robert Menzies
November 10, 1949: 1949 Federal Election: Robert Menzies Liberal Party Policy Speech
November 28, 1948: Robert Menzies: Politics As An Art
May 22, 1942: The Forgotten People: Robert Menzies