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	Kim Beazley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kim Christian Beazley (born December 14, 1948), Australian politician, is a former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia, and has been Leader of the Australian Labor Party and Leader of the Opposition since 28 January 2005.
		Beazley was re-elected as federal Labor Leader when the Labor Caucus met on 28 January, following the withdrawal of the other potential candidates, Kevin Rudd and Julia Gillard.
		Latham's abuse resulted mainly from two allegations: firstly that Beazley had engaged in a prolonged campaign to undermine Latham in his positions as a frontbencher and as opposition leader and; secondly that Beazley (as leader) had failed to provide support to Labor MP Greg Wilton, who later committed suicide.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kim_Beazley%2C_junior (1076 words)

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		Kim, (1901), a combined spy novel and picaresque novel by Rudyard Kipling written against the background of "the Great Game" -- the cat-and-mouse activities of Russia and Britain in northern India and Afghanistan in the 19th century.
		Kim is a half-caste orphan son of a British soldier and a nursemaid who runs free on the streets of Lahore and who incidentally makes contact with the British secret service.
		Kim is recognized by chaplain of his father's army regiment and sent to school, but keeps in touch with the Lama and also with his secret service connections.
	www.fact-library.com /kim.html (332 words)

	Kim Beazley, junior (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Kim Christian Beazley (born December 14, 1948), generally called Kim Beazley junior, Australian politician, was born in Perth, Western Australia.
		His father, Kim Edward Beazley (generally known as Kim Beazley senior), was Labor MP for Fremantle, a working-class district of Perth, from 1945 to 1977 and Education Minister in the Government of Gough Whitlam.
		On 2 December Latham defeated Beazley by 47 votes to 45, ending what was almost certainly Beazley's last chance to lead the Labor Party.
	www.bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/k/ki/kim_beazley__junior.html (545 words)

	Talk:Kim Beazley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I prefered senior and junior (NOT Sr and Jr for reasons we have discussed elsewhere), but I didn't feel it was worth arguing about so I let him do as he pleased.
		I'l vote for Kim Edward Beazley and Kim Christian Beazley as a compromise then.
		That Beazley the son is the "natural" primary meaning of "Kim Beazley" is obvious.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Kim_Beazley (638 words)

	1998 Federal Election Debate - Kim Beazley & John Howard with Ray Martin
		Kim Beazley knows as well as I do that this country desperately needs a new tax system - the present one is broken.
		L-A-W law, what Mr Beazley and Mr Keating did was to say one thing before the election, they campaigned against a GST in 1993, when they won the election they introduced their own form of a GST by way of massive increases in indirect tax, they hadn’t told anybody about those.
		Kim, unless you provide a secure flow of revenue, you will not be able to sustain social security years into the future.
	www.australianpolitics.com /elections/1998/debate.shtml (9795 words)

	ABC News - Federal Election 98
		Mr Beazley rejected a Government claim that he was simply recycling former Prime Minister, Paul Keating's scare campaign against the GST from the 1993 election.
		The Opposition Leader, Kim Beazley, said he was happy to further discuss the package with ACOSS, but Labor had to keep its policies constrained within fiscal limits, which ACOSS would not accept.
		Opposition Leader Kim Beazley, campaigning in Ballarat, described the revised growth figures as optimistic and said the Government had not fireproofed Australia from the effects of the world economic downturn.
	www.abc.net.au /election98/news/diary/week01.htm (3280 words)

	www.theage.com.au - The lessons from Latham (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		His bile towards Kim Beazley has flowed over the past week but the full extent of his contempt, spanning many years, only emerges from the whole book.
		Beazley is stitched up with sins of character ("a dirty dog") and content (he "never staked his career on fighting for something he actually believes in").
		In contrast, John Howard and Beazley are both resilient in the face of vicissitudes.
	www.theage.com.au /text/articles/2005/09/20/1126982063983.html (981 words)

	Beazley needs six votes to lead, say backers - smh.com.au
		Mr Beazley's backers claim he already has up to 41 votes out of the 92-member Labor caucus, even before the tough business of locking support for a formal challenge.
		The Beazley camp, led by MPs from NSW, Queensland and Western Australia, was buoyed by opinion polls yesterday showing voters clearly preferred their candidate over Mr Crean.
		But Mr Beazley's supporters are under no illusions about Mr Crean's determination to stay, and plan to use the next three to four weeks to muster enough numbers for a serious challenge.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/05/06/1051987704075.html (643 words)

	PM - Gough Whitlam denounces Kim Beazley over WA electoral system
		He goes on to discuss the recent proposed electoral redistribution in Western Australia, Kim Beazley's home state, and notes that the proposals do not follow the principle of "one vote, one value".
		Kim Beazley still won't rule out making his own challenge for the leadership, but last night in Melbourne he was happy to define the challenge that Mr Crean does face.
		KIM BEAZLEY: Every leader of the Opposition has a magnificent opportunity during the Budget week.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2003/s847610.htm (854 words)

	Lateline - 30/06/2004: Beazley responds to smear campaign claims
		But, as Stephen McDonell reports, Mr Beazley claims that, in the hothouse atmosphere of the coming campaign, there may be political mercenaries prepared to collect and spread falsehoods about political leaders.
		A former intelligence officer with the 3rd RAR was alleging that Kim Beazley had been compromised by Indonesian intelligence because of an old friendship with an Indonesian.
		He says Kim Beazley was partly responsible for an Australian foreign policy which was pro-Jakarta at the expense of East Timor.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/content/2004/s1144162.htm (504 words)

	BBC News \| ASIA-PACIFIC \| Profile: Kim Beazley
		But Mr Beazley has fought back and closed the gap, thanks in part to a strong showing in a televised debate between the two leaders.
		Kim junior, born on 14 December 1948, studied at Oxford University as well as the University of Western Australia.
		He is one of only four ministers to have served the whole 13 years of the Hawke and Keating governments and his administration of the Defence Ministry is regarded as having been singularly successful.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/world/asia-pacific/newsid_1621000/1621541.stm (332 words)

	Attachment to Coastwatch or Coast Guard?: Ministerial Paper-Coastal Surveillance and Protection: a “US-Style” Coast ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Kim Beazley’s own study in 1984 stated that if a Coast Guard were created "the Defence Force would require additional resources in order to avoid a degradation of its military effectiveness." That is why he rejected the idea when in government.
		When Kim Beazley was last in government, he authored a study that rejected the idea of an American Coast Guard, concluding it would be too expensive and less effective: "I am less convinced that they would lead to a system that would better counter the traffic in narcotics" he concluded.
		The Beazley study noted that these estimates did not include infrastructure and support facilities for a civilian organisation, but it noted that these costs were roughly equivalent to the capital investment required, and were additional to it.
	www.minister.defence.gov.au /Reithtpl.cfm?CurrentId=1047 (15177 words)

	CNN.com - Howard, Beazley debate Australia's future - October 15, 2001
		Beazley, who heads the Australian Labor Party, outpointed Howard during the one-hour debate Sunday night but neither politician delivered what could be regarded as a knockout blow.
		Beazley countered that he had been Minister for Defence for five years, a member of the national security committee for 11 years and a minister for 13 years.
		Beazley wants another debate, but Howard has declined, saying there is no need.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/BUSINESS/asia/10/14/australia.debate (478 words)

	Gerard Henderson's SMH Column - # Month Year (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		However there has been controversy over whether politicians — junior government ministers, parliamentary secretaries, Opposition office holders and front benchers as well as Coalition and Labor backbenchers should be able to accept hospitality and attend as guests of corporations.
		John Howard referred to the fact that, on this issue, he and Kim Beazley "seem to have a similar view".
		Kim Beazley advised his colleagues to be "careful" about accepting corporate invitations, particularly if travel and accommodation costs were included in the hospitality package.
	www.thesydneyinstitute.com.au /120900.htm (1146 words)

	BBC News \| ASIA-PACIFIC \| Analysis: Howard's election victory
		The Labor party was on the march, buoyed in part by public anger at the GST, a 10% tax on goods and services introduced by the Howard Government in June 2000.
		The Labor leader Kim Beazley has resigned after his party's comprehensive defeat.
		An editorial in the influential newspaper The Australian launched a scathing attack on both John Howard and Kim Beazley before Saturday's poll.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/asia-pacific/1649997.stm (623 words)

	KITLV - 1999 Daily Reports (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The latest Newspoll shows the fall in Mr Beazley's standing was not mirrored by his party, with no change in the Coalition's four-point lead over the ALP (45 per cent to 41), which it has maintained since the August 30 independence ballot in East Timor.
		Mr Beazley was stranded between his predecessor and Mr Howard last week after Mr Keating accused the Prime Minister of being personally responsible for the deaths or disappearance of 500,000 to 800,000 East Timorese.
		There is concern that Mr Beazley did not act quickly enough to repudiate Mr Keating's claims and left himself open to suggestion that he did not support the troops.
	www.kitlv.nl /daily/991012.html (19481 words)

	Kim Beazley On Tampa and the 2001 Election [February 18, 2002]
		Kim Beazley On Tampa and the 2001 Election [February 18, 2002]
		Kim Beazley On Tampa and the 2001 Election
		They are being made by civil personnel in the Department of Defense of the United States, led by their Secretary of State and junior officials to him, and by the chief of their armed services and their subordinate commanding the operation from Tampa, Florida.
	www.australianpolitics.com /news/2002/02-02-18.shtml (2975 words)

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		KIM BEAZLEY: I have got to say what we were seeing was the Prime Minister's youthful nightmare writ large across your television screens.
		KIM BEAZLEY: The key message to workers is these things - firstly, we need a fair umpire, we've had it for 100 years, Australians have come to expect that you get a fair umpire.
		So that ordinary young Australians who are being put, at great sacrifice by their parents, into private schools would be able to get a quality education in whatever private school they attended and that meant that we made differentiation on the basis of need.
	www.ten.com.au /library/documents/MTP260651.doc (4238 words)

	Mr Beazley must say whether Labor will allow Telstra to sell assets
		'It is incumbent upon Mr Beazley to immediately and clearly state whether it is official Labor policy, as Senator Mackay claims, to prevent Telstra from taking normal business decisions about its asset base.
		'If this is a "rock-solid Beazley Labor Government commitment" it would not only be totally unprecedented but would mean that Telstra would be prevented from operating commercially in one of the most competitive sectors in the economy.
		'When Mr Beazley was a Labor Minister, Telstra acquired and divested itself of numerous businesses and not once did the Government prevent it from making these normal business decisions.
	www.dcita.gov.au /Article/0,,0_4-2_4008-4_15727,00.html (428 words)

	CANBERRA OBSERVED: Country voters won't buy rural road scheme - 2 December, 2000
		Opposition leader Kim Beazley dismissed the Howard road funding push as a "boondoggle" for the National Party which he explained was a US political term for pork barrelling.
		Beazley's definition was in fact slightly askew (according to Webster's Dictionary the word means a wasteful or unnecessary project, often involving graft), but had National Party leader John Anderson and most journalists in the press gallery diving into the dictionaries.
		But while Beazley got a chip from Anderson and is perhaps running the risk of turning himself into an eccentric intellectual oddity like British Labour's Michael Foot, the real dangers remains with Howard.
	www.newsweekly.com.au /articles/2000dec2_canberra.html (969 words)

	Beazley's plan to strip the Navy of vessels and personnel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This week Kim Beazley has revealed Labor’s election plan is to strip the Royal Australian Navy of assets and people.
		On Monday Kim Beazley indicated to the House that, if elected, Labor will scrap the tender process now underway for replacement vessels for the RAN’s 15 Fremantle Class Patrol Boats.
		He indicated that Labor would instead re-issue the tender seeking cheaper vessels which would not be for the Navy but be handed over to a civilian Coast Guard.
	www.defence.gov.au /minister/Reithtpl.cfm?CurrentId=1038 (337 words)

	Kim Beazley's Budget Response in the House of Representatives [May 24, 2001]
		This is the full text of the speech given in the House of Representatives by the Opposition Leader, Kim Beazley, in response to the 2001-02 Federal Budget.
		Every parent knows that the best way to improve their child's chances of staying at school and going on to university is to make sure their children's teachers are experts in their subjects.
		And yet, under the Howard Government, up to 40 percent of junior secondary students are taught maths by a teacher without specialist training to teach that subject.
	www.australianpolitics.com /news/2001/01-05-24a.shtml (3658 words)

	The Whitlam Institute: Its Time: Issue 13: Decolonisation of Papua New Guinea (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The most dramatic moments of our tour were in Rabaul, where we were greeted by the combined choirs of the Catholic and Methodist churches and cheered by a congregation of 11,000, the largest in the Territory's history.
		On Sunday night 8 April the ABC broadcast a statement by Hasluck that the government intended to establish a university college in association with an administrative college.
		Kim Beazley junior, the Minister for Employment, Education and Training, did not pursue the project.
	www.whitlam.org /its_time/13/decolonisation.html (2876 words)

	John Quiggin - News Articles - privatisation0005
		In an address to the Sydney Institute, Kim Beazley argued that privatisation of Telstra was undesirable because the loss of Telstra's earnings would exceed the interest savings from using the sale proceeds to repay debt.
		For economists at least, the question of whether dividends should be valued differently from retained earnings was settled in 1958 when a classic paper by Modigliani and Miller showed that the value of a company depends only on total earnings and not on the proportion of those earnings paid out in dividends.
		He consulted with some junior staff who advised him that the Modigliani-Miller analysis was an 'academic theory with no practical relevance to the real world'.
	www.uq.edu.au /economics/johnquiggin/news/privatisation0005.html (787 words)

	The Whitlam Institute: The Whitlam Collection: Interview with Gareth McCray, 2KY
		Its my conviction that Kim Beazley and Bob Carr should consult on conducting the next Federal and State elections in New South Wales, which are due to be held in the same month, on the basis of the Federal Government taking over responsibility for health and for hospitals.
		What we did in my Government with Kim Beazley senior and me was to take over responsibility for university and tertiary education and the party is now benefiting very greatly from that initiative.
		Secondly, the member has to be able to make a sufficient impression on colleagues in the Federal caucus to be elected in due course to the front bench and a Labor ministry.
	www.whitlam.org /collection/1997/19970710_interview_gareth_mccray (1689 words)

	Political families by country: A-E - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Larry Anthony, junior (Member of Parliament, Minister in the Howard government 1996-2004)
		Kim Beazley, senior (Member of Parliament 1945-1977, Education Minister 1972-1975)
		Kim Beazley, junior (Member of Parliament since 1980, Federal Opposition leader and leader of the Australian Labor Party 1996-2001, 2005)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Political_families_by_country:_A-E (2200 words)

	Printer version - Slim vs Sime - the media battle (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The media knives are out for Simon Crean, and the only question is whether the big media players will support Kim Beazley - or one of the junior woodchucks - to take over the Labor leadership.
		A snapshot of the nation's papers reveals that while no-one is ready to anoint Beazley, the belief is Crean is effectively dead in the water.
		Mr Crean and Mr Beazley appeared to be Labor's only options, he said.
	www.crikey.com.au /media/2003/04/24-24ALPmedia.print.html (660 words)

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