Labor.In.Power.S01E02.1080p.HDTV.H264-CBFM

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Labor In Power: S1E2 (1993)
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15 JUN 1993Documentary59 min
season
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  • Original name: Labor In Power
  • Type: Miniseries
  • IMDb link: 4692824
  • IMDb rating: 8.3 (24 votes) Search
  • Created by: Philip Chubb
  • Networks: ABC TV
  • Country: AU
  • Language: English
Episode description:
It was during the disastrous 1984 election campaign that Bob Hawke siezed on the idea of a Taxation Summit rather than put forward definite tax reforms. Recalling his earlier success with the National Economic Summit, the Prime Minister reached for community census. Paul Keating was furious. He could think of nothing worse than thrashing out tax in public.
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