Ed Casey

Nic Bos - 01:05:59

Interview: 
Nic Bos
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01:05:59

Nic Bos discusses events after the ALP intervention.

Lindsay Jones - 00:42:33

Interview: 
Lindsay Jones
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00:42:33

Lindsay Jones discusses the attempts by Toowoomba ALP branch member Frank Moore to charge Norma Jones with disloyalty because she was publicly attacking Ed Casey on the issue of abortion. 

Barbara Cross - 00:49:10

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Barbara Cross
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00:49:10

Manfred Cross reflects upon the threatened splits to the ALP.

Greg Moran - 00:32:25

Interview: 
Greg Moran
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00:32:25

Greg Moran discusses his view of the ALP intervention and the role of Ed Casey, Keith Wright, Manfred Cross and Jack Camp.

Errol Hodder - 01:05:30

Interview: 
Errol Hodder
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01:05:30

Errol Hodder discusses Ed Casey, Keith Wright, Neville Warburton and Wayne Goss as potential leaders.

Norma Jones - 00:42:08

Interview: 
Norma Jones
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00:42:08

Norma Jones discusses a defamation writ she received at about the same time as her appearance before the ALP Disputes Tribunal.

Norma Jones - 00:28:40

Interview: 
Norma Jones
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00:28:40

Norma Jones discusses issues that diviided ALP branch members in Toowoomba including Ed Casey's leadership, preselection issues, money and the policy on abortion.

Jim Elder - 01:17:48

Interview: 
Jim Elder
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01:17:48
Jim Elder discusses industry development and the efforts made to attract businesses to Queensland.

Terry Hampson - 00:50:51

Interview: 
Terry Hampson
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00:50:51
Terry Hampson discusses the main catalysts for the intervention, including Queensland Labor's ineffectiveness in combating the Bjelke-Petersen Government. He comments on the work done by key supporters of the administration to keep the party together.

Rob Whiddon - 00:50:44

Interview: 
Rob Whiddon
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00:50:44
Rob Whiddon discusses the key events in the lead up to intervention. He highlights the attempts to expel a number of reform group members. He also notes the role of Ed Casey as the leader of the parliamentary wing in Queensland.
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