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2007From vitriolic criticism to ungainly praise: Locating John Howard's political successVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2005The government members' secretariat: the beating heart of Australia's PR stateVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.; Australia and New Zealand Communications Association Conference (2005 : Christchurch, New Zealand)
2006The Howard Government's industrial relations information campaign and the limits to incumbency advantageVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.; Australia and New Zealand Communications Association Conference (2006 : Adelaide, South Australia)
2006John Howard: the great communicator: no, really!Van Onselen, P.; Errington, W.; Australian & New Zealand Communication Association International Conference (2006 : Adelaide, South Australia)
2008John Winston Howard: The definitive biographyErrington, W.; Van Onselen, P.
2007Managing expectations: the Howard Government's WorkChoices information campaignVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2006Parliamentary entitlements: questions of ethical use of public resourcesVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.; Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics Conference (13th : 2006 : Sydney, New South Wales)
2005Public servants or partisan dirt-diggers: inside the government members secretariatVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2005Shock troops: The emerging role of Senators in House of Representatives campaignsVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2005Suiting themselves: Major parties, electoral databases and privacyVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2007The Democratic State as a Marketing Tool: The Permanent Campaign in AustraliaVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.
2005The permanent campaign comes to Australia: communication strategies in the 2004 federal electionVan Onselen, P.; Errington, W.; Mills, C.; Matheson, D.; Australia and New Zealand Communications Association Conference (2005 : Christchurch, New Zealand)
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