The faceless men who started it all have no regrets
A decade after Labor torched a first-term prime minister, the party's faceless men have no regrets.
No one on either side is taking a backward step from what they thought was right back then. If anything, their views are even more entrenched. David Rowe
Ten years ago this Saturday, South Australian Senator Don Farrell stood outside a polling booth in western Sydney trying to hand out how-to-vote cards for Labor.
The occasion was a state byelection for the seat of Penrith, vacated after the Labor incumbent Karyn Paluzzano resigned for lying to ICAC.
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