Labor party on the verge of dissolution and election gains
Lamenco December 4 1908 analysis argues Mr Fisher maneuvered to end the government without losing power. It sees Labor gains possible in New South Wales Queensland Victoria and Fremantle while Deakin and Forrest face pressure. The piece suggests Fisher seeks dissolution and a constitutional majority.
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