Endnotes
1.G. Patmore, Australian Labour History,Longman Cheshire,, 1991, pp.80-.
2.T. Irving andA. Seager, ‘Labour and politics in Canada and Australia: towards a comparative approach to developments to 1960’, Labour History, no.71, 1996, p.263.
3.Ibid.
4.Irving and Seager,‘Labour and politics’, p.268;R. Massey, ‘A Century of Laborism, 1893-1991: a historical interpretation’, Labour History, no.66, 1994, p.46;S. Scalmer, ‘Labor’s golden age and changing forms of workers’representation in Australia’, Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society, vol.84, no.2, 1998, p.189.
5.Irving andSeager, ‘Labour and politics’, pp.263.
6.C. Cunneen, William John McKell. Boilermaker, Premier, Governor-General,University of New South Wales Press,, 2000, pp.184-187.
7.G. Patmore, ‘The “Birmingham of Australia” and Federation: Lithgow, 1890-1914’, inM. Hearn andG. Patmore, Working the Nation: Working Life and Federation 1890-1914,Pluto Press,, 2001, p.194.
8.F. Bongiorno, The People’s Party: Victorian Labor and the Radical Tradition,Melbourne University Press,, 1996, ch. 7.
9.C. McConville, ‘Conflicting Loyalties’, inV. Burgmann andJ. Lee, Staining the Wattle: A People’s History of Australia since 1788, vol. 1,Penguin,, 1988, p.18.
10.Ibid., pp.18-19.
11.R. Tiffen, Scandals: Media, Politics & Corruption in Contemporary Australia,University of NSW Press,, 1999, pp.24-6.
12.G. Gallop, ‘Towards a new era in strategic government’inJ. Wanna, A Passion for Policy. Essays in Public Sector Reform,ANU E Press,, 2007, pp.75-89.