Light shines on backroom boys
FOR “faceless men”, the political strategists on both sides of the NSW election contest are a colourful bunch
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Tomayto, tomahto, let’s call it all off
What sort of accent does the US-raised Premier of NSW really have, does it change with the audience, and does she adapt it deliberately?
O’Farrell springs final surprise
BARRY O’Farrell has launched a tactical shift from his slow-moving campaign to a blitzkrieg ground offensive.
Like campaigning in a Vietnamese town
WALKING through the centre of Cabramatta in Sydney’s southwest, you could think you were in a small Vietnamese town.
Keneally still cradles hopes in heartland
THE overall result of the NSW election may be a foregone conclusion, but the battle for Newcastle is anything but.
He’s a sceptic, but she’s his girl
KRISTINA Keneally’s father John Kerscher is clearly his own man.
O’Farrell’s gonna win but keep lid on it
THE challenge facing Barry O’Farrell is: Don’t say anything controversial, and keep a lid on celebrations.
Survivors in dark over future
JAPAN is an unlikely place for a large-scale humanitarian disaster to unfold.
MPs fear carbon tax will cost them dear
LABOR members seeking re-election are worried the federal government’s proposed carbon tax is bleeding votes from their electorates.
Kristina’s successor lying low
HE’S the man that Labor powerbrokers have already anointed as Kristina Keneally’s successor
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