The political biography of one of the key figures in the 1980s/1990s Australian Labor Government. It is written in a direct conversational style, with stories of tension, drama and humour.
Graham Richardson was born into a political household and was taught how to survive by his parents. He describes his early days in the NSW Labor movement, his involvement with the Whitlam era, and the Keating-Hawke challenge. This is an insider's story, filled with political strategies, ruthless application of decisions, character descriptions and a collection of political wisdom.
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Would interest Labor supporters and political historians. Includes black and white photographs and an index.
