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Topic: Poll
It wasn’t called at the end of APEC and it wasn’t called last weekend. So when’s the Prime Minister going to call on the Governor-General and ask him to dissolve parliament and issue the writs for a poll?

Your Crikey cut out ‘n’ keep guide to election dates

Politics

Sep 18, 2007

About this time of year, back in 1992, one of the big guns of the Gallery made a remarkable discovery. They realised Paul Keating and the then GG, Bill Hayden, would be crossing paths on some bush airstrip on a Sunday afternoon. For a few days it became conventional wisdom that an election would be called then.

That’s the thing PM: nobody likes you. Never did

Politics

Sep 11, 2007

The lead article in today's <i>Oz</i> has "news" that the ALP has a "crushing" 59-41 2PP lead on the Coalition -- the same lead they had months ago, and the same lead they've had pretty much consistently since Rudd took over as leader of the Opposition.

Groundhog Day for the polls… again

Politics

Sep 04, 2007

I made a brave call last week – that the Government can win if it gets its economic pitch right. They don’t seem to be having much luck, writes Christian Kerr.

Tax and churn and spend wears thin: Galaxy

Politics

Aug 27, 2007

Newspoll chief executive Martin O'Shannessy last night told a meeting of the Australian Market research Society that he regretted writing an opinion piece for The Australian supporting the paper's interpretation of a recent newspoll.

Newspoll chief regrets siding with The Australian

Politics

Aug 09, 2007

It's deja vu all over again. Almost two months ago, the prime minister warned his colleagues that they were facing electoral "annihilation". This week his tone was more plaintive, but the message was the same.

There’s only so much mileage in being the underdog

Politics

Jul 18, 2007

Certainly we criticised a Galaxy question recently. This does not mean that all Galaxy questions are suspect. And for an organization to publish a result it is pleased with does not make the result wrong, writes Irving Saulwick and Denis Muller.

Sorting the truth from the poll chatter

Politics

Jun 25, 2007

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