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Tue May 25

Upper Hunter byelection reveals the dangers that lurk for Albanese and federal Labor

Written by: Mark Kenny, Professor, Australian Studies Institute, Australian National University

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History shows that Labor took too much heart when Labor leader Kim Beazley unexpectedly pushed John Howard to the edge of extinction in 1998.

Howard, a first-term prime minister, suffered a 4.6% swing, surrendering the popular vote but somehow retaining a parliamentary majority.

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