$34.95 (Paperback book / Melb Univ Press / ISBN:9780522854350)
Howard's End
From the co-writer of John Winston Howard, the definitive biography of the Prime Minister, comes Howard's End, which takes us behind the scenes of both parties on the announcement of the election campaign.Peter van Onselen and Phillip Senior have been offered unprecedented access into the Liberal and Labor camps as John Howard and Kevin Rudd prepare to fight the battles of their careers. In one camp is the most experienced politician in the country who has, since the start of 2007, faced some of the toughest opinion polls in his life in the other is a rookie politician who seems unable to put a foot wrong.Will the combination of a jaded electorate and an 'it's time' mentality translate into success for the ALP on polling day?Whoever wins the election, and in the tradition of Pamela Williams' The Victory, Howard's End will chronicle, analyse and make sense of the result, and its far-reaching implications for the people of Australia.
John Button Prize 2009 Longlist
The Henson Case
David Marr
Quarterly Essay 34: Stop At Nothing
Annabel Crabb
The Times Will Suit Them
Geoff Boucher and Matthew Sharpe
Denial: History Betrayed
Tony Taylor
Peter Van Onselen
Howard's End
$34.95 (Paperback book / Melb Univ Press )
From the co-writer of John Winston Howard, the definitive biography of the Prime Minister, comes Howard's End, which takes us behind the scenes of both parties on the announcement of the election campaign.Peter van Onsel... More »
John Winston Howard: The Biography
$34.95$12.95 (Paperback book / Melb Univ Press )
The most incisive analysis of John Howard's life and political career yet published, and now fully updated.
Published into critical acclaim and controversy in 2007, and rated by The Wall Street Journal Asia as the best b... More »
Liberals And Power
$36.99 (Paperback book / Melb Univ Press )
With November 2007's federal election loss, and with Labor running all state and territory governments, the Liberal Party has been forced to re-think its raison d'être. The transition from John Howard to Brendan Nelson's... More »