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Paul Kelly

Paul Kelly
Paul KellyEditor-At-Large

Paul Kelly is Editor-at-Large on The Australian. He was previously Editor-in-Chief of the paper and he writes on Australian politics, public policy and international affairs. Paul has covered Australian governments from Gough Whitlam to Anthony Albanese. He is a regular television commentator and the author and co-author of twelve books books including The End of Certainty on the politics and economics of the 1980s. His recent books include Triumph and Demise on the Rudd-Gillard era and The March of Patriots which offers a re-interpretation of Paul Keating and John Howard in office.

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Paul Kelly
The fragile superpower

The fragile superpower

AMERICA, the ailing superpower, has fresh evidence about its feet of clay, with the credit crisis supplanting Iraq as the latest malaise of the presidential election season.

Paul Kelly
Stamp of authority

Stamp of authority

THE purging power of democracy has been on display: Kevin Rudd has scaled the peak, Julia Gillard is the supreme winner in Rudd’s ministry, and Brendan Nelson inherits a ruptured Liberal Party short on talent and heavy with recrimination.

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