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		It is unclear who initiated the latest form of "gotcha" question where journalists try to get politicians to stumble over, or forget, the names of their colleagues, writes Gerard Henderson.
		AS THE federal election approaches, John Howard and Kevin Rudd are intent on distancing themselves on industrial relations, economic policy and the like, writes Gerard Henderson.
		The Australia-Japan relationship over the past six decades has provided abundant evidence that Australia is essentially a pragmatic and accepting nation, writes Gerard Henderson.
	www.smh.com.au /news/opinion/gerardhenderson (785 words)

	Lateline - 04/07/2006: Jonestown debate
		Gerard Henderson is executive director of the Sydney Institute, a privately funded think tank established to promote policy debate.
		GERARD HENDERSON, SYDNEY INSTITUTE: I've always held the view that the ABC is poorly managed and I've wondered where the managing director has been because it's taken five days for a statement to come out and I'm pleased a statement has come out.
		GERARD HENDERSON: I know this is a shock to a lot of people at the ABC, but Mr Masters is not the first person to put up a manuscript having been commissioned by a publisher to find it knocked back for reasons of defamation or severely changed for reasons of defamation.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/content/2006/s1678822.htm (2883 words)

	Gerard Henderson - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gerard Henderson, Ph.D. is an Australian newspaper columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald.
		Gerard Henderson was appointed by the Keating government to the board of the Australia Foundation for Culture and the Humanities and by the Howard government to the editorial board of the Documents on Australian Foreign Policy series.
		As a commentator Henderson is considered to be sympathetic to the conservative side of politics on issues such as the federal government's WorkChoices legislation, "national security" and the Iraq War, while holding progressive political views on the Australian republic, asylum seekers and euthanasia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gerard_Henderson (348 words)

	Alert and Alarmed: Colonial Australia
		And it was Henderson’s forum (erroneously labeled ‘public’ by an ABC reporter) that Scott deigned to appear to whitewash his appointment of a chief censor.
		Henderson has waxed perennially emotional about the Soviet-Nazi pact of 1939 (as the ultimate perfidy of a totalitarian axis), but he approaches the pact as a Cold Warrior rather than as a historian.
		Henderson claims ‘left-wing’ permeation of the ABC, even of the brilliant satire of John Clark and Bryan Dawe which punctures the posturings of politicians across the spectrum.
	alertandalarmed.blogspot.com /2006/10/colonial-australia.html (1506 words)

	Gerard Henderson - SourceWatch
		Gerard Henderson is the Executive Director of the Sydney Institute, a corporate-funded think tank in Sydney, Australia, and a media columnist and commentator.
		Henderson is a chief mouthpiece for conservative ideas in Australian politics.
		Henderson writes a weekly column for the Sydney Morning Herald and the West Australian newspapers, comments each week on the ABC Radio National Breakfast program and appears regularly on the ABC TV's Sunday morning program The Insiders.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Gerard_Henderson (498 words)

	Workers Online : Letters to the Editor : 2003 - Issue 176 : Bob Gould Sprays Gerard Henderson
		Henderson chides the leaders of most world religions, for not climbing on Bush's military bandwagon, and he correctly locates the objection of many Christians to Bush's war in the traditional Christian doctrine about the elements that make up a just war, which go back to St Thomas Aquinas and St Augustine.
		Both Barry York and Gerard Henderson flguard the members of the mass movements against the war in Iraq, and York in particular says they are misguided and stupid, not like "his generation" of protestors.
		Henderson and York have a kind of conspiracy theory to explain the historically unprecedented, enormous size of the demonstrations against the Iraq war.
	workers.labor.net.au /176/letters12_gould.html (2796 words)

	Australian Fascism : Melbourne Indymedia
		Gerard Henderson is a right-wing skirmisher who heads up The Sydney Institute, a conservative think-tank which organizes guest-speaker lectures, and publishes a journal and a magazine.
		It was here Henderson imbibed the politics of anti-communism, cutting his teeth as a propagandist defending Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War and attacking the radical student and anti-war movements of the 1960s.
		Henderson's obsession with contemporary use of the term fascism should be seen as a rightist ploy, an attempt to divert attention from the significant evidence and analysis contained in the work of Moore and others, to prevent it from gaining the currency it deserves, and to prevent it from helping us understand future political possibilities.
	melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2006/03/108560.php (2151 words)

	philosophy.com: Nationalism
		Gerard Henderson's recent piece on patriotism in the Sydney Morning Herarld is called Rallying around the flag is no jingoism.
		What Henderson seems to assume is the equation of nationalism with ethnic nationalism which is concerned with ensuring that each nation (a people bound by ethnic ties) should have its own sovereign state.
		Henderson is quite right to reject this for Australia, which by and large has become a multicultural society.
	www.sauer-thompson.com /archives/philosophy/000232.html (560 words)

	Gerard, Jared, Jarrell (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Peter2 Gerard (John1) was born 1407 in Of, Bryn And Kingsley, Cheshire, England, and died March 26, 1447.
		Thomas7 GERARD (William6, Thomas5, Peter4, Thomas3, Peter2, John1) was born 1540 in Ashton Under Lym,, Lancaster, Eng, and died January 11, 1627/28 in Winwick, Lancashire,, England.
		Thomas9 Gerard (John8, Thomas7, William6, Thomas5, Peter4, Thomas3, Peter2, John1) was born December 10, 1608 in Ashton In, Makerfield, Lancashire, England, and died December 15, 1673 in Machodoc, Westmoreland, VA.
	www.tcarden.com /tree/ensor/jared.html (2505 words)

	The Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History:
		With regard to attack, what Gerard Henderson had earlier identified as the '"Gough is great" school of (misguided) Australian historicism' was quickly identified as the prime target (34).
		It was Gerard Henderson, then John Howard's Chief of Staff, who saw the danger of such an interpretation of the past and prepared Howard to resist it.
		To the likes of Gerard Henderson this documentary was another well timed 'historical distortion' which saw another significant national achievement of the postwar era being awarded to the wrong side of politics - another contribution to the 'Gough is great school'.
	www.h-net.org /~anzau/journal/articles/brawley.htm (6800 words)

	John Quiggin: Does Gerard Henderson own a dictionary ?
		In today's SMH, Gerard Henderson writes Few now disagree with the proposition that the international community should have acted pre-emptively to stop the Rwandan genocide of Tutsis of a decade ago.
		Henderson certainly has his definitions wrong, but Pr Q has his fact wrong about the causal conditions of the Kosovo war.
		Gerard is building an entire army of straw people out of Latham's speech.
	www.johnquiggin.com /archives/001637.html (2259 words)

	Public Opinion: Patriotism by jove
		Gerard codes this as love of country and says that it is one of the phenomena which hold modern democratic societies together.
		Henderson is just leaping at the opportunity with the war "going well" in the media, to drive the wedge into the left who opposed it.
		Posted by: Scott Wickstein at April 10, 2003 01:07 AM What Henderson's column basically comes down to is using the many dead in Iraq to bolster his position in the local culture wars.
	www.sauer-thompson.com /archives/opinion/000231.php (2030 words)

	Response to Gerard Henderson's bias claim — Friends of the ABC
		Response to Gerard Henderson's bias claim — Friends of the ABC
		Once again Gerard Henderson (Opinion, 4/6) claims that the ABC is biased.
		Henderson dismisses out of hand the report of the Australian National Audit Office, published this year, that "the ABC's approach to the control of standards of political and electoral broadcast matters was robust and effective".
	www.friendsoftheabc.org /nobias.htm (307 words)

	Radio National Breakfast - About Gerard Henderson
		Gerard Henderson is one of Australia's leading political and social commentators and executive director of The Sydney Institute - an influential privately funded think tank dedicated to the principle of policy debate.
		Educated at the University of Melbourne, Gerard worked on the staff of Kevin Newman, a minister in the Fraser Government between, 1976 and 1979.
		Gerard also writes a weekly column for The Sydney Morning Herald and Melbourne's Age and appears fortnightly in Brisbane's Courier Mail and The Sunday Tasmanian.
	abc.net.au /rn/talks/brkfast/henderson.htm (159 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Gerard Henderson
		Gerard Henderson, Ph.D. is an Australian newspaper columnist for the Sydney Morning Herald.
		Gerard Henderson was appointed by the Keating government to the board of the Australia Foundation for Culture and the Humanities and by the Howard government to the editorial board of the Documents on Australian Foreign Policy series.
		As a commentator Henderson is sympathetic to the conservative side of politics on issues such as the federal government's WorkChoices legislation, "national security" and the Iraq War, while holding progressive political views on the Australian republic, asylum seekers and euthanasia.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Gerard_Henderson (348 words)

	WPNGNC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		GERARD HENDERSON: From 1949 the Government in Jakarta was determined that all parts of the former Dutch East Indies empire was going to become part of Indonesia.
		GERARD HENDERSON: Sure, but what's overlooked in the previous comment is that other developments have been that in Aceh under President Yudhoyono, autonomy has gone very well.
		GERARD HENDERSON: It was the Australian cooperation with the Indonesian Army that actually facilitated the peace enforcement procedures in East Timor because there were contacts at military levels.
	www.wpngnc.org /maabclateline6april2006.htm (2790 words)

	American Australian Association \| Media Release (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gerard Henderson, Executive Director of The Sydney Institute will address the Association at a breakfast function on May5th at the Harvard Club.
		Gerard Henderson studied Arts and Law at Melbourne University prior to completing his Ph.D.; and taught at Tasmania and La Trobe universities before working for four years on the staff of a Minister (Kevin Newman) in Malcolm Fraser’s Coalition government.
		Gerard Henderson is the author of Mr Santamaria and the Bishops (1982), Australian Answers (1990), Gerard Henderson Scribbles On (1993), Menzies' Child: The Liberal Party of Australia (1994, second edition 1998) and A Howard Government?
	www.americanaustralian.org /Services/storyprint.php?storyId=165&type=story (371 words)

	The Australian: David Salter: Watch the end draw near [ 26oct06 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Henderson has consistently refused to disclose the identity of his financial supporters, either corporate or private.
		Henderson wrote to Media Watch executive producer Peter McEvoy that the program "should be the occasion of debate and discussion about journalism".
		That was the severed head he presented on a plate to the Hendersons to celebrate the conservative ascendancy at Ultimo.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /printpage/0,5942,20643815,00.html (733 words)

	ALOR - OnTarget Vol.33 - No.30
		Gerard Henderson is the Executive Director of a Sydney based organisation known as the Sydney Institute.
		Henderson laments the fact that while the Democratic Labor Party had been the first to condemn the "White Australia" policy, now News Weekly was giving some comfort to the views of Pauline Hanson.
		But perhaps the most revealing comment by Henderson in his criticism of the current nationalism of the N.C.C. is that when they call for Australia to regain its sovereignty and criticise foreign investment, they are echoing the very same views, which their Communist opponents put forward.
	www.alor.org /Volume33/Vol33No30.htm (3378 words)

	Sydney Institute - SourceWatch
		It is run by Gerard Henderson and his wife Anne Henderson, who are its only directors and only employees.
		The Sydney Institute was founded by Gerard Henderson in 1989, out of the remains of the Sydney branch of the Institute of Public Affairs (IPA).
		The Institute's Executive Director Gerard Henderson appears widely in the Australian media, including a weekly column in the Sydney Morning Herald, which is used to support Henderson's own conservative, Liberal Party-aligned political views rather than present any sort of 'non-partisan' viewpoint.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Sydney_Institute&redirect=no (565 words)

	Gerard Henderson to become editor of The Journal, Newcastle. www.HoldTheFrontPage.co.uk (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gerard Henderson to become editor of The Journal, Newcastle.
		Gerard Henderson, editor of The Gazette, Blackpool, has been named as the editor of The Journal, Newcastle.
		Mr Henderson - known as Ged - is 40 and is married with two children.
	www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk /news/2000/05may/000513hend.shtml (175 words)

	Dickson & Henderson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Dickson and Henderson Construction Ltd are one of the leading construction companies in Northern Ireland.
		Gerard Henderson, a founding director believes that, "quality isn't something that can be argued or promised - it has to be put there, everytime.
		Dickson and Henderson don't qualify success purely in pounds, we rank client satisfaction as the most consistent indicator of quality.
	www.dicksonandhenderson.com (158 words)

	tubagooba.com » Blog Archive » Gerard’s Wedges
		What this paragraph reveals is that Gerard doesn’t understand what a “wedge” issue is. Menzies and Chifley were advocating radical policy with a strong ideological base.
		What Gerard is trying to say here is that the ALP and the Coalition are just two political parties who still stand for what they’ve always believed in, so everything’s hunky-dory and the crisis-of-democracy naysayers are all deluded.
		It’s crap, as revealed by the fact that his summation of their positions steers itself around all but one of the issues that could possibly be described as a wedge issue, that one being gay marriage.
	www.tubagooba.com /?p=170 (625 words)

	Green Left - Issues: Doomed to repeat history (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Gerard Henderson, a supporter of the United States and allied occupation of Iraq, asks those who oppose it what we’d advocate for the country.
		To try to make out, as Henderson does, that the Iraqi resistance is just a small band of armed insurgents, is to miss the main point — the majority of Iraqis want the occupiers out of their country.
		Henderson’s attempts to smear the peace movement — and its leading international figures such as John Pilger, Tariq Ali and Arundhati Roy — as those who simply support “terrorism” is hypocritical.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2005/614/35431 (1110 words)

	overland home page
		In his original article on Andrew Wilkie, published in the Age and the Sydney Morning Herald, Henderson claimed that “as part of his confused and confusing performance at a parliamentary inquiry”Wilkie argued that “pre-war, the government had maintained Iraq possessed a ‘massive’ and ‘mammoth’ WMD arsenal”.
		In his letter to the Editor in Chief of the Age Henderson appears to amplify the nature of Wilkie’s supposed misrepresentation like this: “The fact is that Andrew Wilkie alleged that the Howard government had claimed that Iraq had a ‘massive’ and ‘mammoth’ arsenal of weapons of mass destruction.
		In order to show that it is Henderson and not Wilkie who is grossly misrepresenting the position of the Howard government, the context surrounding Howard’s use of the word ‘massive’ with regard to Iraq’s WMD arsenal is helpful.
	www.overlandexpress.org /173correspondence.html (1331 words)

	Thanks for the compliment at Antony Loewenstein
		Henderson’s attack on Antony is typical of the shallow, nitpicking approach to so-called debate that his articles rely upon.
		It is all quite simple, says Gerard: “Successive administrations in Washington have determined that their support for the democratic government in Israel is consistent with US interests in the Middle East.” Yes, Noam Chomsky has referred to Israel as America’s “attack dog” in the region.
		Gerard continues: “This policy is deemed by the Coalition and Labor to be in line with Australia’s interests.
	antonyloewenstein.com /blog/2006/07/25/thanks-for-the-compliment (3743 words)

	Second Annual Keren Malki Forum 2003
		Held in Melbourne's Gandel-Besen Hall on 22nd August 2003, this year's second annual Keren Malki Forum was honored by the participation of keynote speaker Dr Gerard Henderson, director of the Sydney Institute.
		Dr Gerard Henderson (above and at left) was the keynote speaker at the Second Annual Keren Malki Forum in Melbourne.
		Henderson also comments on the ALP and the labour movement.
	www.kerenmalki.org /Melbourne_August_2003.htm (2456 words)

	An open letter to Barry York and Gerard Henderson
		Not in your name, indeed, and former secretary to B.A. Santamaria, Gerard Henderson, has laid down the law in the Sydney Morning Herald, as a kind of cultural commissar for religion, attacking most world religious leaders for not supporting the same war.
		Anne Henderson, his wife, who is his partner and collaborator in the right-wing think-tank, the Sydney Institute, has published a number of useful books on migration, the experience of Catholic education and Catholic religious experience, which are workmanlike and culturally useful.
		Henderson has the problem of trying to explain, or understand, why most world religious leaders, including His Holiness the Pope, have been so vehement in their opposition to this Iraq war.
	members.optushome.com.au /spainter/York.html (2379 words)

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