The Age / The Weekend Australian / Fairfax / The University of Sydney 2 AUSTRALIAN REVIEW / WorkChoices / Jyllands / The Sydney Morning Herald / Australian Broadcasting Corporation / News Limited / The Courier Mail / /
Country
Australia / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Voting Result / /
Facility
Griffith University / Queensland University of Technology Lin Esders / Queensland University / Queensland University of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
Internet access / federal industrial relations systems / daily newspapers / mainstream media / newspaper groups / employer groups / /
Organization
Centre for Work / Employment and Wellbeing / Australian federal government / School of Management / Queensland Teachers Union / Griffith Business School / Queensland University of Technology / University of Sydney / Australian Government / Department of Employment Relations / Howard Government / School of Economics and Political Science / Queensland University of Technology ABSTRACT Political / Senate / Australian Labor Party / Australian Industrial Relations Commission / Griffith University / Coalition Government in Australia / Australian Fair Pay Commission / School of Management at Queensland University of Technology / /
Person
Joe Hockey / Lin Esders / Paula McDonald / Kevin Andrews / Pauline Hanson / Janet Albrechtsen / John Howard / Keith Townsend / /
Position
print journalist / Prime Minister / cartoonist / media form or targeted audience / guard / senior lecturer / cartoonist / politician / practising cartoonist / commentator / teacher / Workplace Relations Minister / school teacher / representative / political cartoonist / right-wing commentator / /
ProvinceOrState
Queensland / Victoria / New South Wales / /
PublishedMedium
Jyllands-Posten / The Sydney Morning Herald / The Australian / /
How political, satirical cartoons illustrated Australia’s WorkChoices debate Keith Townsend, Griffith University Paula McDonald, Queensland University of Technology Lin Esders, Queensland University of Technology