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Politics & elections, 1987

106 stories in Sydney's papers · page 4 of 6

Greens meet candidates

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1987 · page 16

SYDNEY: There were heated exchanges between conservationists and opposition party spokespeople at a public meeting…

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ELECTIONS Democrats -- radical policies but still a centre party

Tribune · Wednesday 8 July 1987 · page 15

Despite predictions that the Democrats would disappear from the Senate after the retirement of Don Chipp, they…

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Candidates Support Jewish Concerns in Pre-election Survey

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 July 1987 · page 1

The majority of candidates in this weekend’s Federal Election have shown strong support for key foreign policies and domestic concerns of the…

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Liberal Candidate Condemns Palestine Office in Canberra

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 July 1987 · page 28

CANBERRA: Liberal Party candidate for the ACT seat of Fraser, Ian Farrow, has condemned the government for allowing the Palestine Information Office to be set up here…

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Elections Generales Australiennes

Le Courrier Australien · Friday 10 July 1987 · page 1

Les élections générales en Australie, dues à la double dissolution Parlement au mois de mai. se tiendront le samedi…

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ELECTIONS How left and progressives fared

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1987 · page 3

Jack Mundey, progressive independent candidate for the Sydney electorate, had gained 13.3% of votes when counting…

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POLITICS Federal election review How Labor won, despite protest vote

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1987 · page 3

Despite a national 1% swing against it, and despite an overall majority of only 0.8%, Labor has nevertheless increased its majority of seats. This paradox is due to the fact that the major swing against…

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EDITORIAL The left -- after the elections

Tribune · Wednesday 15 July 1987 · page 2

After the possibility of Joh as Prime Minister (a spectre that thankfully faded with time), or even a majority of LiberalNational Dries in Canberra, the…

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Elections Nz left unites behind people first candidates

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1987 · page 13

The New Zealand left will mount independent left challenges in the August 15 elections. A People First…

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ELECTIONS Forests' vote boosts labor win

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1987 · page 2

The success of the environment movement's "Vote for the Forests" election campaign has confirmed the importance of the…

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Independents in state elections

Tribune · Wednesday 22 July 1987 · page 15

Well-known conservationist and Sydney City councillor "in exile", Jack Mundey, announced last Saturday that he…

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Shamir promises settlement boost Election move fades

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 23 July 1987 · page 1

A threat by the right-wing Tehiya party to call for early elections,a move favoured by the Labour Alignment, was defused by Prime Minister…

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Election Snippets

Tharunka · Monday 27 July 1987 · page 14

So, Bob’s back. As expected. The Joh challenge died in a little puff of hot air and the weedy one clung to his tenuous position at…

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ELECTIONS New Right backs NZ Labour

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1987 · page 6

Lange's Labour Party government looks certain to return to power in New Zealand's election on August 15…

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Left win in student elections

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1987 · page 16

SYDNEY: Students at Sydney University showed their concern about the fate of free education last week when they elected a…

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UNIONS Sacked shop steward wins election

Tribune · Wednesday 29 July 1987 · page 4

A bitter two and a half year campaign ended last Monday when Paul Noack, former president of the Elizabeth…

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Hall Greenland reports on ATAEA elections... Rank-and-Filers face Canberra Raiders

Filmnews · Saturday 1 August 1987 · page 3

A fast talker and self described "union professional", Michael Taylor has come out of Canberra to challenge the…

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Union Election Left win in PSA heralds fightback

Tribune · Wednesday 5 August 1987 · page 4

Progressive candidates have broken the right's traditional hold on the NSW Public Service Association (PSA) by winning the presidency in last month's union elections, and retaining their majority on its 84-member…

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W. Bank elections Rabin signal to Jordan: no PLO

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1987 · page 3

Defence Minister Yitzhak Rabin told the Knesset last week that Jordan would certainly ensure that any West Bank representatives sent to…

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Likud won’t go for early election

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 6 August 1987 · page 1

The Labour Alignment appeared on Sunday to have dropped its push for an early election, after a week in which it reportedly secured and then…

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