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Lazarus Rising

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by John Howard

theology. see Christianity

  The Things That Matter (Downer manifesto, 1994), 205

  Thomson, Peter, 465

  Thornton, Grant, 293

  Three Mile Island, US, 554

  Throsby (federal electorate, NSW), 566

  Tiananmen Square uprising, 503–4

  Tibet, 501, 503, 509–11

  Ticehurst, Ken, 598

  Tickner, Robert, 225, 257

  timber industry. see forest policy

  Time magazine, 415

  Ting, Lewis, 503

  tobacco. see smoking

  Tobias, Murray, 28

  Tokyo. see Japan

  tolerance, 259

  Top Ryde, NSW, 360

  Tories. see Conservative Party

  Tough on Drugs campaign, 491

  tourism and recreation

  Moore as minister, 242

  Stewart as minister, 74

  Tasmania, 477, 479

  see also service industries

  Townsville, Qld, 352–53, 645, Plate 22

  trade

  attitudes towards, 672

  China, 505–10, 529, 543, 545, 672, Plate 30

  climate change, 553

  department, 239, 553, Plate 21

  Doha Round, 509

  Fischer as minister, 235

  free trade agreement (US), 377, 451, 482

  free trade agreements, 509

  Howard as Minister for Special Trade Negotiations (1977), 95–96

  India, 429–531

  Israel, 660

  Japan, 516, 529

  Keating’s ‘banana republic’ comment, 153

  Seattle talks (2002), 509

  waterfront reform, 288–89

  Trade Practices Act, 91–93, 288–89, 296, 299, 563–66

  trade unions

  ALP and, 34, 40, 43, 103, 142, 148, 224

  Britain, 522

  education, 243

  employment policy, 489–90

  forest policy, 478–80

  Howard family attitude, 20–21

  Indonesian relations, 338

  industrial relations, 92–93, 122–23, 130, 157, 219, 254, 561–69, 571, 575–78, 580, 582, 585–86, 670

  Peacock and, 120

  Rudd and, 632, 635, 639–40, 659

  waterfront reform, 297–98, 300–301

  see also Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU); Federated Ship Painters and Dockers Union; Maritime Union of Australia (MUA), earlier Waterside Workers’ Federation (WWF); public sector unions; secondary boycotts

  training. see education and training

  transport policy

  fuel excise, 364 (see also petrol prices)

  Sharp as minister, 289

  waterfront reform, 287, 289

  Treasurer

  Bury as, 60

  Cairns as, 82

  Carlton as shadow minister, 149, 153

  Costello as (see Costello, Peter)

  Crean as, 68, 71–72

  Dawkins as, 201, 514

  Downer as shadow minister, 197, 203

  Gibson as parliamentary secretary, 267

  Hayden as, 83, 101, 115

  Hewson as shadow minister, 183–84, 562

  Howard as (1977–83), 24, 99–136, 140, 148, 153, 156–57, 228, 244, 302, 512, 516, 621

  Howard as shadow minister (1980s), 149

  Keating as, 140, 148, 319

  Keating as shadow minister, 127

  Kerin as, 186–87

  Lynch as, 98–99, 108

  McMahon as, 44

  Peacock as shadow minister, 171

  Reith as shadow minister, 184, 186

  Short as assistant minister, 236, 267

  Snedden as, 302

  Swan as, 68

  Willis as, 187, 224, 664

  see also budgets

  Treasury

  bonds, 128

  departmental officers, 149, 577

  departmental secretaries, 100, 102–3, 164, 265, 476–77, 553, 631

  Fraser Government, 94, 96–97, 100, 102–5, 107, 110, 113–14

  Hawke Government, 658

  Keating Government, 189

  policy advice, 539, 630–32

  structural deficit, 535–36

  superannuation reform, 630

  tax reform, 305, 308, 361, 365

  Whitlam Government, 82–83, 102

  Trood, Russell, 568

  troops. see Australian Defence Force

  Truman, Harry, 17

  Truman, Nelson and Howard (law firm), 45, 53, 63, 67

  Truman, Peter, 45

  Truss, Warren, 446

  trust, 483

  tsunamis, 283, 519–20, 554, Plate 23

  Tsvangirai, Morgan, 526

  Tucker, Bob, 255, 365, 367

  Tuckey, Wilson, 154, 180–81

  Tuggerah, NSW, 598

  Tunney, Gene, 13

  Turkey, 440–41

  Turnbull, Malcolm, 79, 199, 217, 318, 320, 325–26, 328, 558–59, 614, 623, 633–34, 643, 652, 654, 665

  Turner, Harry, 58

  Tysoe, Ross, 412

  U

  Uhrig, John, 590

  UNAMET, 345

  Undercliffe, NSW, 15

  underprivileged. see disadvantage

  unemployment. see employment

  unfair dismissal laws, 241–42, 565, 568–70, 572, 575, 583, 670

  unions. see trade unions

  United Arab Emirates, 294–95

  United Australia Party, 659. see also Liberal Party of Australia

  United Kingdom. see Britain

  United Nations

  AWB scandal, 630

  Bush (GW), 468–69

  East Timor, 336, 340, 342–50, 354, 356, 402, 470

  General Assembly, 423, 432–33

  Gulf War, 468

  High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR), 356, 393

  Howard’s visits, 437–38, 451, 463, 511, 587, Plate 21

  Human Development Index, 547

  human rights, 502, 504

  Human Rights Committee, 204

  Iraq, 423, 425–29, 431–46, 448, 451, 459–61, 483

  Israel, 29

  Kosovo, 467

  Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Committee (UNMOVIC), 438–39

  Rwanda, 407

  Secretary-General, 343, 345, 356 (see also Annan, Kofi)

  Security Council (SC), 348–49, 354, 356, 426, 429, 432–35, 437–45, 448, 459–60, 467

  Special Commission (UNSCOM), 426–27

  United States

  Administration transition, 231

  Administrations (see the names of Presidents)

  ambassador to Australia (see Schieffer, Tom)

  Australian alliance with: ALP position, 234, 513 (see also ANZUS)

  Australian alliance with: Coalition position, 61, 373–74, 419–20

  Australian alliance with: Howard’s views, 36–37, 61, 234, 335, 376–77, 384–86, 466–67, 470, 473–74, 498–503, 505–7, 509, 511–12, 522, 670

  Australian alliance with: Iraq, 423, 425, 427, 436–37, 444, 446–47, 450, 459–60, 4446–447

  Australian alliance with: Vietnam War, 36–37

  Australian ambassadors & embassy in, 243, 349, 376–77, 379–80, 382–86, 425, 427, 442, 465, 467, Plate 12 (see also Peacock, Andrew; Thawley, Michael)

  Australian ministerial consultations (AUSMIN), 253, 377

  beltway infatuation, 189

  Bjelke-Petersen in, 165

  business, 591

  civil rights movement, 36

  climate change, 549–50, 556, 560, 663

  Congress, 383–84, 387, 428–29, 431, 442, 467, 470, 528

  culture & politics, 14, 669

  defense, 346–47, 442, 635

  Defense Secretary (see Cohen, William; McNamara, Robert; Perry, William; Rumsfeld, Donald; Weinberger, Casper)

  democracy, 674

  diplomacy, 349

  dollar, 368

  East Timor, 346–49

  economic conditions, 124, 533–34, 538, 542, 544, 549
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  Federal Reserve, 124, 385, 630

  foreign policy, 384–85, 387–92, 428, 431–32, 511–12, 514–15, 519, 530, 668 (see also China; Iraq)

  free-trade agreements (see trade)

  Gulf War (1991), 460, 468

  gun laws, 248, 252–53, 450

  health policy, 497

  Hicks trial, 635

  Howard family view, 23

  Howard family visits (1960s–90s), 14, 35–36, 95–96, 465, 505–6, 522

  Howard family visits (2000s), 253, 376–86, 392, 431, 434, 437–38, 449–51, 460, 462, 466–67, 470, 473, 511, 613, 646, Plates 12–13, Plate 15

  Iraq invasion (2003), 423–61, 469, 483, 526

  Kennedy assassination (1963), 33

  labor laws, 489, 561

  League of Nations, 469

  military, 377, 386, 389–92, 430–33, 445, 452, 464, 469, 471, 473, 499

  military commissions, 631

  National Security Advisor (see Powell, Colin; Rice, Condoleezza)

  nuclear accident, 554

  Pentagon, 377, 380, 382, 430, 448, 467

  police, 380

  political parties & factions, 216, 243, 253, 347, 425, 428–30, 465–66, 469–70, 472, 549–50

  Presidency, 231, 347, 463–64, 668 (see also the names of Presidents)

  refugee resettlement, 393

  Secret Service, 379–80

  Secretary of State (see Albright, Madeleine; Rice, Condoleezza)

  sport (see baseball)

  State Department, 453

  Supreme Court, 376

  tariff protection, 96, 377

  terrorism, 387, 412, 475, 635 (see also 11 September 2001 (“9/11”))

  Treasury, 339, 534

  Vice-Presidents (see Biden, Joe; Bush, George H.W.; Cheney, Dick; Gore, Al)

  welfare system, 234, 487

  world politics, 29, 469

  World War I, 668

  World War II, 469 (see also Pearl Harbor)

  see also New York; Washington, DC

  Uniting Church. see Methodists

  Unity Party, 309

  universities

  Asian students, 515, 518, 529–30

  compulsory student unionism, 612

  funding, 236, 635

  generational change, 5, 14, 16

  Howard family, 47, 221, 245

  Latham, 483

  Vietnam War, 37–38

  see also Colombo Plan

  University of Melbourne, 530

  University of New England, 47

  University of Sydney, 8, 17, 25–30, 49, 85, 92, 252, 532, 627, Plate 4, Plate 14

  UNMOVIC. see United Nations

  UNSCOM. see United Nations

  uranium, 453, 530–31, 554

  urban issues, 72, 249, 315, 477–78, 482, 485, 547

  Uren, Tom, 101

  Uribe, Alvaro, 473

  V

  Vaile, Mark, 235, 366, 613, 630, 637

  Vale, Danna, 225, 311, 404

  value-added tax. see goods and services tax (GST)

  Van Onselen, Peter, 621

  Vanstone, Amanda, 236, 363, 633–34

  Varghese, Peter, 683

  victim identificaton Bali bombings, 414–17

  Victoria (state)

  1984 federal election, 144

  1996 federal election, 236

  1998 federal election, 310

  2004 federal election, 481, 568

  2010 federal election, 660

  building industry, 639

  bushfires, 551

  gun laws, 253

  Indigenous policy, 281

  Labor Party (see Australian Labor Party)

  Liberal Party (see Liberal Party of Australia)

  members & senators from, 84, 99, 371

  National Party (see National Party)

  Painters and Dockers Royal Commission (1980), 110

  parliamentary chamber, 369

  politics, 35

  republican debate, 323

  state elections, 124–25, 660

  state governments, 124–25, 182, 297, 490, 571

  state opposition, 177

  Supreme Court, 297

  water policy, 557, 559

  waterfront reform, 297

  see also the names of cities, towns & electorates

  Victoria, Queen, 16

  Victoria Police, 297–98, 421

  Victorian Chamber of Manufacturers, 147

  Victorian Council for Civil Liberties, 401

  Vietnam, 520, 637. see also APEC

  Vietnam War, 36–38, 47, 67–68, 92, 206, 351–52, 358, 384, 391, 394, 413, 447, 449–50, 671

  Vietnamese refugees, 136, 394, 598–99

  Villepin, Dominique de, 435

  Viner, Ian, 117

  violence

  East Timor, 344–46, 349

  gun laws, 252–54

  Indigenous relations, 276

  Iraq, 449, 452–53, 455, 458

  waterfront reform, 287

  see also gun laws

  VIP planes, 221

  Volcker, Paul, 124, 630

  W

  Waddy, Lloyd, 320, 323

  Wadeye, NT, Plate 24

  wage fixation, centralised, 54, 92, 104, 107, 122–23, 142, 147, 153, 561–63, 570. see also Australian Industrial Relations Commission; conciliation and arbitration

  wages policy

  Fraser Government, 129–30

  growth, 97, 105

 

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