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This bitter in-fighting is, in an Australian context, nothing new. Two
previous Labour leaders, Paul Keating and Bob Hawke, fought a very public
and acrimonious personal battle that lasted for years. It ended up
destroying one of Australia’s most successful governments and ushered in a
lengthy period of rule by the Right-wing Liberals. On the eve of the Second
World War, Robert Menzies, who went on to become Australia’s longest-serving
prime minister, was accused of cowardice and disloyalty by a colleague,
Earle Page. Still, at least the Australians are open about their
antagonisms. Here, Tony Blair and Gordon Brown were animated by a bitter
rivalry that was dysfunctional in the extreme, yet they pretended to be the
best of friends. The Aussie approach may be brutal, but at least it is
honest.
Playing by Aussie rules
February 28th, 2012 
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