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abor government, and was removed from the leadership in 1989. Remaining a key figure in the party, Howard was re-elected leader in 1995 (replacing Alexander Downer), and subsequently led the Coalition to a landslide victory at the 1996 federal election. After defeating Paul Keating's Labor government in 1996,
on's defeat in 1993 to be a rejection of the GST, and as a result it would "never ever" be part of Coalition policy.L7O]. A long-held conviction of Howard's, his tax reform package was credited with "breaking the circuit" of party morale—boosting his confidence and direction, which had appeared to wane
abor government, and was removed from the leadership in 1989. Remaining a key figure in the party, Howard was re-elected leader in 1995 (replacing Alexander Downer), and subsequently led the Coalition to a landslide victory at the 1996 federal election. After defeating Paul Keating's Labor government in 1996,
tion's defeat in 1993 to be a rejection of the GST, and as a result it would "never ever" be part of Coalition policy.EMI A long-held conviction of Howard's, his tax reform package was credited with "breaking the circuit" of party morale—boosting his confidence and direction, which had appeared to wane
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