
The musical inspiration behind Paul Keating’s famous 1988 ‘bringing home the bacon’ budget.
Mahler’s Symphony number 8 fires Keating up to deliver his famous “bringing home the bacon” budget. […]
Mahler’s Symphony number 8 fires Keating up to deliver his famous “bringing home the bacon” budget. […]
In the greatly privileged role of an interviewer for the National Library ofAustralia’s Old Parliament House political and parliamentary oral history project, I recorded a long interview with Barry Jones, the Australian polymath, politician, science […]
Alex Millmow on the rise of the professional economist. […]
Two giant figures of their time Gough Whitlam and Jim Cairns arrive in Parliament at roughly the same time. Strangio considers their similarities and differences. […]
The inspirational anti-Vietnam war figure Jim Cairns enters Parliament in 1955… […]
Paul Strangio celebrates John Cain’s immense political legacy and his outstanding personal qualites. […]
A poll of experts rates Bob Hawke as Australia’s second most outstanding Prime Minister only narrowly behind John Curtin, the nation’s World War II leader. […]
A video teaser on the elements of power and on the relationship between a Prime Minister and Treasurer. […]
James Walter gives Keynes as an example of how the accepted frame of ideas can change, the once unorthodox can become the new status quo. […]
Dr Selwyn Cornish, Reserve Bank historian, linking Australian Treasurer Edward Theodore with Keynes’s Treatise on Money. Cornish is interviewed by Garry Sturgess, assisted by Steve Moxey, cinematographer.
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