Labor’s journeyman leaves a legacy of principle and reform
Simon Crean is being remembered for his principled opposition to Australia’s involvement in the invasion of Iraq.
Simon Crean’s period at the helm of the Labor Party – between November 2001 and November 2003 – was brief in the context of a long and storied career with the labour movement.
Arguably, however, those two years featured the moment for which he will be most remembered – his opposition to Australia’s involvement in the invasion of Iraq.
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