Dr Nick Economou
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Brumby cleans way for election
The sacking of the Brimbank Council is about clearing the electoral slate in the run-up to the State election in Victoria in 2010, according to Dr Nick Economou.
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Fear and loathing in Bradfield: Nelson’s parting gift
Dr Nick Economou details how the Bradfield byelection, prompted by the resignation of Dr Brendan Nelson,creates a no-win situation for Malcolm Turnbull.
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Double dissolution not without its dangers
Dr Nick Economou assesses the level of risk the Rudd Government faces if it calls a double dissolution election.
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Election promises mark start of new financial year
Dr Nick Economou looks at the political implications of the introduction of tax cuts and of a new industrial relations program on 1 July.
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Go early or go double dissolution?
Dr Nick Economou explores the whether the Rudd Government will go for an early election or a double dissolution.
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Brimbank report poses challenges for Labor
Dr Nick Economou looks at the political implications of the Brimbank report for the Labor Party in Victoria.
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Debt debate bypassed as the Budget gets political
Nick Economou asseses the politics of the 2009 Federal Budget.
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Rudd crucial to Brumby’s future
Nick Economou makes the case that Kevin Rudd and the decisions made by the Federal Government will play a decisive role in the re-election of John Brumby in 2010.
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Queensland election an important contest
Dr Nick Economou looks at the political significance of the Queensland election for Queensland and Federal politics.