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Not Dead Yet: Labor's Post-Left Future

Mark Latham

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Abstract

In May last year something unusual happened. A Labor factional power-broker said something positive about me. Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra, the head of the NSW Right faction and secretary of the Australian Workers' Union, Paul Howes, suggested it was time to end the mutual hostility between the party and myself.

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In May last year something unusual happened. A Labor factional power-broker said something positive about me. Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra, the head of the NSW Right faction and secretary of the Australian Workers' Union, Paul Howes, suggested it was time to end the mutual hostility between the party and myself.

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In May last year something unusual happened. A Labor factional power-broker said something positive about me. Speaking at the National Press Club in Canberra, the head of the NSW Right faction and secretary of the Australian Workers' Union, Paul Howes, suggested it was time to end the mutual hostility between the party and myself.

Key concepts: Club, Power (physics), Dead end, Hostility, Political science, Law, Political economy, Economic history

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