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of Jim Cairns, Penguin Australia, Melbourne, 1981, p. 234.

31 Crowley, p. 97.

32 Cairns, JF, Oil in Troubled Waters, Widescope, Camberwell, Vic., 1976, p. 93.

33 Hayden, WG, Hayden: an Autobiography, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1996, p. 247.

34 Strangio, p. 315.

35 ibid., p. 325.

36 Cairns, p. 102.

37 Strangio, p. 331.

38 ibid., p. 330.

39 Cairns, p. 9.

40 Willis, R, ‘ A View from the Backbench’, in T Bramston (ed.), The Whitlam Legacy, The Federation Press, Sydney, 2013, p. 128.

8 William George (Bill) Hayden

1 Henderson, G, ‘Whitlam’s Opposition’, in T Bramston (ed.), The Whitlam Legacy, The Federation Press, Sydney, 2013, p. 91.

2 Hayden, p. 230.

3 Stubbs, J, Hayden, William Heinemann, Melbourne, 1989, p. 48.

4 ibid., p. 58.

5 ibid., p. 111.

6 ibid., p. 117.

7 Whitlam, p. 198.

8 Stubbs, p. 123.

9 Conversation between the Hon. Bill Hayden and the author, December 2013.

10 OECD, Economic Outlook, no. 17, July 1975, p. 11.

11 Bramston, T, ‘The Whitlam Government through the Cabinet Papers’, in T Bramston (ed.), The Whitlam Legacy, The Federation Press, Sydney, 2013, p. 108.

12 Freudenberg, G, A Certain Grandeur: Gough Whitlam in Politics, Sun Books, Melbourne, 1978, p. 354.

13 ibid., p. 308.

14 Stubbs, p. 130.

15 Hayden, p. 218.

16 ibid.

17 Bramston, p. 108.

18 ibid.

19 Hayden, p. 219.

20 ibid.

21 O’Mahony, J, ‘Economic Policy’, in T Bramston (ed.), The Whitlam Legacy, The Federation Press, Sydney, 2013, p. 174.

22 Kelly, P, ‘Goodwill and Time Running out for Hayden’, The Australian, 20 August 1975.

23 Australian Financial Review, ‘Risky, Subtle, but It Could Work’, 20 August 1975.

24 McGuiness, P, ‘Sting and Wait’, Australian Financial Review, 20 August 1975.

25 The Age, ‘Realism, Restraint, Reform’, 20 August 1975.

26 The Courier-Mail, ‘More and More for Canberra’, 20 August 1975.

27 The Canberra Times, ‘Inconsistent Budget’, 20 August 1975.

28 The Sun, ‘Time to Pay for Overspending’, 20 August 1975.

29 Hayden, p. 245.

30 Whitlam, p. 184.

31 Hayden, p. 230.

32 Stubbs, p. 137.

33 Hayden, p. 230.

34 Whitlam, p. 213.

35 Henderson, p. 91.

36 Conversation between Paul Kelly and the author, December 2013.

9 John Winston Howard

1 Howard, J, Lazarus Rising: a Personal and Political Autobiography, HarperCollins, Sydney, 2010, p. 14.

2 There were four brothers in the Howard household. Wal, Stan and John were all conservatively minded. Bob, while originally joining the Liberal Party, eventually became active in the ALP. Bob was actually a lecturer in economics at the University of Sydney when I was a student there. A visit by John Howard to his brother’s workplace when he was shadow minister for industrial relations, in the early 1990s, was the first time I saw him in person.

3 Einfeld’s subsequent fall from grace does not mean his brilliance as a jurist should not be recognised.

4 Errington, W, and P Van Onselen, John Winston Howard: the Definitive Biography, Melbourne University Press, Carlton, 2007, p. 63.

5 Howard, p. 99.

6 Kelly, P, The Hawke Ascendancy: the Definitive Account of Its Origins and Climax, Angus & Robertson, Sydney, 1984, p. 60.

7 Australia, House of Representatives, Debates, no. 33, 15 August 1978, p. 40.

8 The Australian Financial Review, ‘Howard Finances War on Inflation with Smash-grab Budget’, 16 August 1978.

9 Australia, Treasury, Budget Paper No. 2, 15 August 1978.

10 The Australian, ‘Hi Ho, It’s off to Vote We Go’, 20 August 1978.

11 Author interview with the Hon. John Howard, 26 September 2014.

12 Howard, p. 120.

13 Weller, P, Malcolm Fraser PM: a Study in Prime Ministerial Power in Australia, Penguin, Ringwood, Vic., 1989, p. 251.

14 ibid., p. 252.

15 ibid., p. 257.

16 Howard, p. 128.

17 Errington and Van Onselen, p. 94.

18 Australia, House of Representatives, Debates, vol. 128, 17 August 1982, p. 61.

19 ibid.

20 Weller, Malcolm Fraser PM, p. 393.

21 Royal Commission on the Activities of the Federated Ship Painters and Dockers Union, Interim Report, no. 4, vol. 1, 1982, p. 39.

22 McCabe, PW, and DJ Lafranchi, Report of Inspectors P.W. McCabe and D.J. Lafranchi : Appointed to Investigate Particular Affairs of the Following 923 Companies Hereinafter Referred to as the Declared Companies, Victorian Government, Melbourne, 1982.

23 Weller, Malcolm Fraser PM, p. 388.

24 Howard, p. 109.

25 Weller, Malcolm Fraser PM, p. 377.

26 Fraser, M, and M Simons, Malcolm Fraser: the Political Memoirs, Miegunyah Press, Melbourne, 2010, p. 533.

27 ibid.

28 ibid., p. 533.

29 ibid.

30 ibid., p. 540.

31 Committee of Inquiry into the Australian Financial System, Australian Financial System: Final Report of the Committee of Inquiry, Australian Government, Canberra, 1981, p. xxxvii.

32 Fraser and Simons, p. 547.

33 Author interview with the Hon. John Howard, 26 September 2014.

10 Paul John Keating

1 Megalogenis, G, The Longest Decade, Scribe, Melbourne, 2006, p. 2.

2 Kelly, P, The End of Certainty: the Story of the 1980s, Allen and Unwin, St Leonards, NSW, 1992, p. 70.

3 Love, D, Unfinished Business: Paul Keating’s Interrupted Revolution, Scribe, Melbourne, 2009, p. 1.

4 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 31.

5 Carew, E, Paul Keating: Prime Minister, Allen and Unwin, North Sydney, 1992, p. 9.

6 ibid., p. 32.

7 Kelly, The Hawke Ascendancy, p. 32.

8 ibid., p. 114.

9 Love, p. 70.

10 Edwards, J, Keating: the Inside Story, Viking, Melbourne, 1996, p. 207.

11 Love, p. 40.

12 Ballantyne, A, J Hambur, I Roberts and M Wright, ‘Financial Reform in Australian and China’, Reserve Bank of Australia Discussion Paper, Sydney, 2014.

13 Love, p. 45.

14 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 88.

15 J Edwards, p. 263.

16 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 199.

17 ibid., p. 205.

18 ibid., p. 196.

19 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 212.

20 ibid.

21 ibid.

22 ibid., p. 219.

23 ibid., p. 330.

24 Keegan, D, The Australian, 14 May 1987.

25 Author interview with the Hon. John Howard, 26 September 2014.

26 J Edwards, p. 344.

27 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 371.

28 Tingle, L, Chasing the Future: Recession, Recovery and the New Politics in Australia, William Heineman, Melbourne, 1994, p. 32.

29 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 60.

30 J Edwards, p. 275.

31 ibid., p. 278.

32 Kelly, The End of Certainty, p. 200.

33 ibid., p. 444.

34 Wesley, M, There Goes the Neighbourhood: Australia and the Rise of Asia, NewSouth Books, Sydney, 2011, p. 17.

35 ibid., p. 16.

11 Peter Howard Costello

1 Howard, p. 536.

2 Hartcher, P, To the Bitter End, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 2009, p.