David Rowe political cartoons

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Box	Item	Title	Date	Publication	Description	Physical characteristics	Signatures and inscriptions
Box 21	1665	The Labor Party position	2002		Simon Crean with one foot on shore and the other in the boat for asylum seekers pronouncing the Labor Party in opposition's position on boat people	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1666		approximately August 2006		Tony Abbott and John Howard stading outside an Embryonic Ste Cell Research laboratory with Abbott saying `Good God! They're developing a conscience vote'	Pencil and ink
	1667	World Cup 2014	2014		John Howard bouncing a soccer ball on his head says to Peter Costello who is carrying a bucket of oranges, `I suppose they'd want the Prime Minister to officially open it wouldn't they? with Costello's thought bubble response of `Here we go'	Watercolour and ink
	1668	The PM's XI			Peter Costello with the drinks' trolley is surrounded by lots of men all John Howards on and off the cricket pitch, and one says to him `chin up Peter. Your time will come during the drinks break '	Pencil and ink
	1669		approximately 2006		John Howard, PM at his desk reading papers headed Succession and 4 Year Term etc with Peter Costello behind him holding a cattle prod and a can of capsicum spray. Howard says `I mean really what situation could possibly warrant the use of cattle prods'	Pencil and ink
	1670				A terrorist with a sword attacking the Statue of Liberty	Pencil and ink
	1671	Manuka			A cricket match on Manuka oval with John Howard and Peter Costello batting. They are waiting for the bowler, Kim Beazley who is sitting among the crowd and eating a large slice of cake. The man beside him says "I know batsmen generally get themselves out but you're still meant to be bowling..."	Pencil and ink
	1672	Tax renovations			It is budget time and Peter Costello says to John Howard "The contractor said it was good feng shui :"	Pencil and ink
	1673	The light on the hill			Simon Crean at the ALP summit with his backside on fire holding a canister labelled "ALP 60 parts union, 40 parts ethanol"	Pencil and ink
	1674	Enough Rope Monday's on ABC			John Howard riding his wooden horse having lassooed the ABC	Watercolour and ink
	1675	Leadership	approximately 2006		Peter Costello responding to media questions `No comment'	Pencil and ink
	1676	Selling policy			Simon Crean is selling a convertible car Listing all its features and then when the top comes down there is a naked Kim Beazley holding a paper re Private health insurance rebate and Simon says "He's optional"	Pencil and ink
	1677	Up that creek without a fully costed plan	2007		John Howard in a boat labelled Murray-Darling Boat Hire. Prime Minister John Howard has announced a $10 billion national water management plan that includes a Commonwealth takeover of Australia's biggest river system.	Pencil and ink
	1678	Life under Labor	2006		Kim Beazley is being carried by a wobbly John Howard towards the finish line with Beazley saying `Come on we're nearly there'	Pencil and ink
	1679		approximately 1998		Peter Costello holding a copy of the National Accounts with growth of farm and non-farm stocks causing him to think `It's just good to be alive'	Pencil and ink
	1680	Poll dancers Pt II			A bar with John Howard and Peter Costello poll dancing with a group of men watching, one calling `Show us yer policies'	Pencil and ink
	1681	Walking the ministerial guideline			Wilson Tuckey renowned for ministerial walkouts and being barred from the House walks from his ministerial car	Pencil and ink
	1682	Free to air	approximately Septtember 2006		Helen Coonan announcing she was allowing the free-to-air networks to bid for the new mobile digital licences much to the disgust of Fairfax Chairman Ron Walker	Pencil and ink
	1683		approximately 2000		John Howard and Richard Alston staring into the sky with Howard saying `Do you believe in USOs, Richard? while Alston is reading an article in the paper headed Universal service obligations. The government is attempting to sell off Telstra.	Pencil and ink
	1684	All reforms big and small			John Howard with his arm inside the back end of an EU cow thinking `There must be something in it for Australia'	Pencil and ink
	1685	Behind every great women			Pauline Hanson strutting across the stage holding an application for stress leave with John Howard behind her	Watercolour and ink
	1686				A cricket match in John Howard's office between him and Kim Beazley with John declaring all the rules but Kim asking 1What about the GST? and John saying `OK but this is the last time'	Pencil and ink
	1687	Somewhere in the Thredbo			Peter Costello lying on a bear skin in front of a fire drinking a bottle of GST with a wine rack of bottles of surplus behind him with Kim Beazley watching from outside as he says to a couple reading a paper on tax cuts, `But enough about you let's talk about GST'	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1688	On DOFA Airlines			John Howard on a Department of Foreign Affairs plane with the air hostess offering all kinds of drinks `or I could rustle up a travel claim form if I've got time'	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1689	Policy			Kim Beakley locked up in chains lying on the floor holding a scare campaign document with a mangy dog labelled GST on top of him asking 1So where to now? to which he replies 1I thought London might be nice'	Pencil and ink
	1690		September 2002		John Howard bowling a cricket ball labelled sanctions at Robert Mugabe after he was thwarted from removing Zimbabwe from the Commonwealth	Pencil and ink
	1691				Dick Cheney surrounded by spent bullets which had been aimed at wiping out Osama Bin Laden who comes out of one of the holes with a TNT carrot in his hand saying "What's up Dick"?	Pencil and ink
	1692	A severe case of Castro			Fidel Castro lying in bed says to the doctor"Tell them I am strongtell them I expect to be around for at least 2 or 3" to which the doctor asks `Months? Years? the answer `presidents You fool'	Watercolour and ink
	1693	WMD	approximately 2004		Dr John Gee, expert in weapons of mass destruction warned the government there was no evidence of these in Iraq before Australia sent troops but his warning was ignored. Here he puts his report in the In tray.	Pencil and ink
	1694	The Mexican standoff	approximately September 2005		John Howard and Sol Trujillo both firing T3 pistols at each other with the shareholder caught in the middle	Pencil and ink
	1695	Somewhere on the Eyre Highway	approximately 2006		Peter Costello pushing his brokendown car called economay while on the radio it is announced "in other news the RBA has kept rates on hold" to which he thinks, hoo-ray	Pencil and ink
	1696	On the table			John Howard lying on a bed of nails representing the non-proliferation treaty, reading about uranium exports	Pencil and ink
	1697	Of course there are those who would welcome any kind of interest at all			John Howard and Peter Costello surrounded by the media where in the foreground Kim Beazley throws his arms up shouting "Yoo-hoo" in the hope that someone will notice him	Pencil and ink
	1698	The new boy	2006		Glenn Stevens waiting to see the Prime Minister, John Howard, while a disgruntled Peter Costello mumbles"it won't take long to see how things are run round herejust a year or two, three maybe, could be longer, who knows? Any way"	Pencil and ink
	1699		2006		John Howard talking to Mark Vaile regarding his successful acquisition of a wheat deal with Iraq, quietly expecting some kick back	Pencil and ink
	1700	Merger	May 2006		The only way they could see to tackle Peter Beattie's huge majority was to take up Lawrence Springborg's suggestion of a merger of the Queensland Nationals with the Liberals. Here John Howard is riding the Queensland Nationals horse with the head of Mark Vaile saying, Giddyup	Pencil and ink
	1701	Dili dally	May 2006		Federal Defence Minister Brendan Nelson was responsible for deploying 1300 troops to East Timor. Here he wonders whether we could lose 1300 troops	Pencil and ink
	1702		2006		Mark Vaile is a scarecrow in an empty wheat field with the wheat deal fluttering in the breeze and the birds laughing as they fly away	Pencil and ink
	1703	Stitched up			Kim Beazley lying on the ground completely tied down with rope and nails while John Howard walks all over him	Pencil and ink
	1704	The further adventures of chicken man			Peter Costello is the chicken and John Howard to egg in an eggcup with a spoon beside it. I said I'm not hungry says Costello	Watercolour and ink
	1705	Not drowning waving			Peter Costello is in a sea of money holding aloft a flag called tax cuts, while John Howard is the sun hiding behind some clouds	Pencil and ink
	1706	Collateral damage			Kim Beazley, holding the ALP policy covering dental, health, families et, is trapped under a mountain of missiles, one being ridden by John Howard	Pencil and ink
	1707	The further adventures of SuperMark			Mark Vaile with his superman cloak and nothing else flies through the air holding a paper `democracy in the raw PT II' with John Howard looking on	Pencil and ink
	1708	The fence sitter			Simon Crean sitting on a barbed wire fence with onlookers reaching out to him	Pencil and ink
	1709		April 2006		Mark Vaile arriving at the Cole Inquiry regarding the AWB's wheat contracts with Iraq with John Howard hiding inside his raincoat	Pencil and ink
	1710	Cabinet			Tony Abbott, Brendan Nelson, Alexander Downer and John Howard sporting a long rat's tail are meeting in the Cabinet room when Peter Costello walks in saying, I take it that you're glad to see me	Pencil and ink
	1711	The further adventures of the two dingos	March 2006		In answer to the Indonesian Jakarta Post cartoon of John Howard and Alexander Downer depicted as dingoes after granting visas to 42 Papuans, here 2 dingoes talk one saying `Being accused of taking a baby was bad enough but 42 Papuans' I mean really and the other replies `And I look nothing like Alexander Downer'.	Pencil and ink
	1712	Cole Q&A	April 2006		Mark Vaile and Alexander Downer answering an examination paper at the Cole Inquiry. Mark asks"You got the answers!!?" to which Alexander replies "No just more questions.."	Pencil and ink
	1713	The new Paternalism			Tony Abbott the boxer waving his gloved hands saying, Come to Daddy	Pencil and ink
	1714				A two-headed man - the head of John Howard says "I'm not going anywhere" and the head of Peter Costello replies, without me	Pencil and ink
	1715	Red carpet treatment		Australian Financial Review	At the airport terminal outside arrivals, John Howard is tightly wrapped in a very long red carpet	Watercolour and ink
	1716		1995		Jacques Chirac acknowledging France's complicity in sending Jews to the concentration camps o alternatively when he honoured the village that saved the Jews from the Nazis	Pencil and ink
	1717	House of Reform TATTOO	1998		A tattoo parlour occupied by a number of people involved in the waterfront dispute - Peter Reith and Chris Corrigan being heavily tattooed while John Howard and Peter Costello sit by to lend moral support	Pencil and ink
	1718		2003		Politicians in the water with Simon Crean holding John Howard standing on Tony Abbott's head disputing Howard's stand on ethanol saying "Got him right where I want him" with Iron Bar Tuckey drowning in the background.	Pencil and ink
	1719	Flogging a dead horse			John Howard and Peter Costello riding a horse with Simon Crean whipping himself as he is chasing them on foot with Kim Beazley watching	Pencil and ink
	1720	Patience grasshopper, the obstacles are many			These words spoken by Goh Chok Tong to Paul Keating seated around an ASEAN cauldron with Mahathir Mohamad refusing to participate and John Howard looking on anxiously	Pencil and ink
	1721		approximately November 2000		John Howard and Goh Chok Tong negotiating for a Free Trade Agreement between Australia and Singapore with Goh telling Howard to read the terms and conditions and then signand you're good to go	Pencil and ink
	1722	The Beasley syndrome			Kim Beazley encased in a space suit and helmet with a bee in the shape of John Howard buzzing him. IN 2004 Beazley suffered from Schaltenbrand's syndrome which is results from a fluid leak in the brain	Pencil and ink
	1723	The love that dared to speak its name	approximately 2001		Kim Beazley hand in hand with the unions skipping together with John Howard looking on saying, They'll surely burn in hell	Watercolour and ink
	1724	IR again			Greg Combet tied up withhis Workplace Relations Bill Unedited also tied with him while John Howard and Kevin Andrews stand beside him with Andrews saying, That should keep you tied up for a while	Pencil and ink
	1725	Big Brother			Philip Ruddock holding a document headed Classification Review Board saying, I'm watching you watching me watching you	Pencil and ink
	1726	Inflation	2005		john Howard holding an inflated Peter Costello floating in the air while Ian Macfarlane Governor of the Reserve Bank holds a ladder with the rungs reading, regarding interest rates	Pencil and ink
	1727	Meanwhile at Coles			A checkout at a Coles supermarket with the cashier holding up the CEO John Fletcher and demanding `Price check on Register Five please'	Pencil and ink
	1728	Face to Faction	2003		Simon Crean and Kim Beazley vying for the leadership of the Labor Party suggesting that they sort it between themselves	Pencil and ink
	1729	Media Communications Minister	2004?		Helen Coonan Communications Minister with a large cauldron marked policy, full of sports rights, foreign ownership and multi channels into which she is throwing someone labelled, diversity while Peter Costello asks `So where's my set-top box'. PBL and Newscorp are warring and cross-media rules is lying neglected on the floor.	Pencil and ink
	1730	Fresh from Andersons fertile imagination		Australian Financial Review	John Anderson, Leader of the Nationals, in a barnyard where 6 women are laying eggs with the cock saying, they're cheaper by the dozen	Pencil and ink
	1731	The shadow Cabinet			Simon Crean contemplating his chances to get into the Lodge with his shadow cabinet following with the knives out as John Howard and Peter Costello trudge by.	Pencil and ink
	1732	Client 10	approximately March 2008		Federal Reserve Board Chairman, Ben Bernanke in his office surrounded by a group of prostitutes one of who says"We were at a bit of a loose end and got to thinking who needs help with their stimulus package?" Reference to Bernanke lending a selected coterie of banks one-fifth of a trillion dollars to guarantee these banks' mortgage-backed junk bonds.	Pencil and ink
	1733				Simon Crean in a hospital bed with broken bones in his right arm - unions and right leg - factions while doctors Neville Wran, what are his chances? and Bob Hawke about 60:40..)	Pencil and ink
	1734	Big Tony delivers his package	approximately 2003		Tony Abbott when Minister for Health delivering his Medicare package of "$430 million in small denominations. Count it if you like.." while John Howard wathes from inside a garbage bin	Pencil and ink
	1735	The fully equiped young lady	approximately 2010		Julia Gillard in school uniform with an enormous backpack with pockets labelled Mining Tax Policy, Asylum Seeker Policy, Climate Policy and the main area containing Kevin Rudd upside down	Watercolour and ink
	1736	Political junkie			Peter Costello protecting a large surplus while John Howard surrounded by discarded items such as tax, trusts, GST, fuel, poll begs "C-c-c-mon Peter, Pete, Petey Pie I n-n-need a fix	Pencil and ink
	1737	Mister 5.8%		Australian Financial Review	John Howard sitting on a park bench reading the newspaper stating unemployment is 5.8% and the careers page at his feet with Simon Crean, hands in pocket with a think bubble, Very funny	Pencil and ink
	1738	Somewhere above Aceh			President Megawati Soekarnoputri is parachuting with a knife cutting the cords surrounded by many other parachuters with her parachute announcing REFORM	Pencil and ink
	1739	Meanwhile up the greazy pole			An angry crowd looks on as Simon Crean sits of the top of the greasy pole while Kim Beazley is attempting to slide up. John Howard is being lifted up by some of the audience.	Pencil and ink
	1740	Simon says	approximately 2002		Alexander Downer, a puppet on George Bush's knee talking to Simon Crean at the time of Australia's support for the USA to declare war on Iraq	Pencil and ink
	1741	$13 billion later			A naked man standing in a toilet bowl washing dishes, with his clothes hanging out to dry under a sign Penny Wong irrigation	Pencil and ink
	1742	Phone booth			John Howard answering a call in a phone booth turns to a man lying shot on the pavement with a note in his hand saying, terror threats says, it's for you	Pencil and ink
	1743	Meanwhile in the Officers' mess			Three officers on the HMAS Arunta, a floating home for 170 servicemen who have seen tours of duty discussing a newspaper article accusing them of navel gazing	Pencil and ink
	1744	A little bit of mongrel	2003		Simon Crean with Mark Latham on a dog lead says, He's loyal, he's house trained and if he can pick up Costello's scent we'll be fine, to which Latham responds Woof!	Pencil and ink
	1745		2003		Mark Latham driving Simon Crean over a cliff saying, I suppose there's something to be said for negative gearing" with Simon responding, If you mean putting the goddam thing in reverse. Then yeah John Howard and Peter Costello stand on the cliff edge watching	Pencil and ink
	1746				John Howard in the driving seat of the car labelled Govt. with Peter Costello beside him saying, Speaking of public liabilities, the car a wreck with such signs as HMAS Adelaide, truth, children overboard row, et lying around them.	Pencil and ink
	1747		approximately 2002		The sale of Ansett Airlines. Lindsay Fox(?) Suggesting that if they threw in the seat covers the deal might be on.	Pencil and ink
	1748	Philip Ruddock is `The ass whisperer'	May 2002		Philip Ruddock being thrown from his horse fed court representing the Court calling the Minister to account for his comments. Looking on are Peter Costello and John Howard with Costello saying, There's a lot to be said for the separation of powers	Pencil and ink
	1749				Two customs officers discovering a group of people on board a ship hiding in the hold. One says to the other, But I don't understand why would they smuggle themselves out of Australia? to which the other replies, You obviously haven't had to follow the GST negotiations	Pencil and ink
	1750	Stem cell research and the conscience vote	April 2002		Although John Howard has given the go ahead for stem cell research there is much opposition. Here the scientist is examining a floating Howard head saying `There's not a lot to work with'	Pencil and ink
	1751	Master & Amanda Pt II	approximately 2006		John Howard and Amanda Vanstone rowing a boat called Migration Bill and are told their time is up. Refers to Howard being forced to abandon his bill due to inability to pass it through the Senate	Pencil and ink
	1752	The hobbit lives	2003		Two professors at University of New England Mike Morwood and Peter Brown discover Homo floresiensis or the Hobbit here depicted as John Howard.	Watercolour and ink
	1753	Helen's adventure in wonderland	2005		A tea party as in Alice's with Helen Coonen as Alice having a bad dream that John Howard (presently asleep) will appoint Nic Minchin in her place with the proposed T3 sale of Telstra here represented by Sol Trujillo.	Pencil and ink
	1754		2006		Don Chipp rising from his grave with the inscription, you can keep the bastards with John Howard, Kim Beazley and other politicians at his graveside	Pencil and ink
	1755		2006		The Howards at the breakfast table reading the newspapers wondering whether it was now time for change i.e. to become Prime Minister	Watercolour and ink
	1756	Skill shortage	2006		Kim Beazley with a blowtorch intending to destroy the 2006 budget turns to Kevin Rudd, Julia Gillard and others asking, Anyone know how to light this	Pencil and ink
	1757		2006		ACTU secretary Greg Combet and president Sharan Burrow looking in on John Howard sleeping, his pillow labelled sackings full of victims with Combet saying, so that's how he sleeps at night	Pencil and ink
	1758	Poll driven	June 2006		Kevin Rudd and John Howard on the putting green with Kevin's ball (AWAS) just missing the hole where Howard holds the AC Nielsen flag saying, so close and yet	Pencil and ink
	1759		June 2006		East Timor Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri resigns in Dili in a move to ease tensions in the troubled nation	Pencil and ink
	1760				Kim Beazley is getting a makeover internally and externally with the man inside saying "The good news is I can fix the problem the bad news is he'll be as good as new "	Watercolour and ink
	1761	The IR games	March 2006		A queue of workers holding specimen jars with Kevin Andrews checking them while John Howard watches and says "Take all the time you need". Refers to a complaint by the unions of communist-style control.	Watercolour and ink
	1762	Lantana PT II			Simon Crean completely inundated and overpowered by branch stacking.	Pencil and ink
	1763				Michael Jeffery, 24th Governor-General of Australia, 2003-2008	Pencil and ink
	1764	The red carpet treatment			George Bush walking on John Howard's tongue which he has laid out for him while Mark Latham says, No comment	Pencil and ink
	1765	The whale rider			Simon Crean in the ALP rowing boat perched on top of Peter Costello's head in the sea.	Pencil and ink
	1766				Peter Costello surrounded by empty bottles of surplus and GST after a drunken night asking himself, Did I really say I'd exempt them in the morning	Pencil and ink
	1767				Simon Crean in the desert muttering, policies policies, while the sun, John Howard is beating down on him	Pencil and ink
	1768	Having trouble passing a budget			Simon Crean and Jenny Macklin in wheelchairs with the doctor, Peter Costello offering a packet of Taxatives saying, 9 out of 10 treasurers recommend taxatives	Pencil and ink
	1769	The `in 3 minds policy'	July 2006		Three images of Kim Beazley spinning on a turntable contemplating the three mines policy	Pencil and ink
	1770				Kim Beazley in the boot of a car with a tube in his mouth being blown up in a Hot Air Conversion garage	Pencil and ink
	1771				John Howard depicted as a large bird sitting on telephone wires above an upturned DEMs van	Watercolour and ink
	1772	Mutiny	9 August 2006		Petro Georgiou aboard the BOUNTY with a row boat tied to it containing John Howard, Judi Moylan and Russell Broadbent, the 3 vowing to cross the floor on the new hardline Immigration Bill.	Watercolour and ink
	1773	The pin cushion			Phillip Ruddock with a head full of pins and needles	Pencil and ink
	1774	Hostage crisis	September 2004		Mark Latham criticising the government for consulting Labor over television ads but not on sending troops to Iraq to deal with a possible hostage crisis.	Pencil and ink
	1775	Welcome to Canberra's seedy side	approximately May 2005		Peter Costello preparing to give his 10th(?) Budget dressed in underpants labelled SURPLUS with John Howard in the Director's chair	Pencil and ink
	1776	Pete's army			John Howard and Peter Costello in army uniform, Howard holding a rifle while they are bombarded with pills and Costello saying, don't panic	Watercolour and ink
	1777	Testing times			A cricket match, Peter Costello being drenched in rain while John Howard is basking in sunshine as they sit together	Pencil and ink
	1778	Coolum	March 2002	Australian Financial Review	16th CHOGM meeting in Coolum with John Howard and Tony Blair sunbaking in the pool	Pencil and ink
	1779	The friendship taking root	May 2006		John Howard and George Bush plant a tree in the grounds of the Australian ambassador's residence in Washington as a thank you from Bush for Australia's support against terrorism	Pencil and ink
	1780			Australian Financial Review	Simon Crean carrying a mini-Simon Crean	Pencil and ink
	1781		August 2006		Philip Ruddock whistling after he had imposed a first control order on freed terror suspect Jack Thomas, saying the community needs to be protected	Pencil and ink
	1782	Standing abuse	approximately May 2003		A crucified Peter Hollingsworth resigns as Governor General after allegations of protecting a pedophile priest, here with John Howard and Peter Costello	Pencil and ink
	1783				Two animals in an East Timor jungle, one Alexander Downer sensing trouble over wheat sales calling the other, John Howard who is hiding from the snakes	Pencil and ink
	1784	The alcopop man	May 2008		Brendan Nelson and Kevin Rudd opposing the government's intention to increase tax on ready-mixed alcoholic drinks	Pencil and ink
	1785	As advertised on TV			A fast food store selling small lies large lies supersized lies Mark Latham is eating his values meal served by John Howard and the electorate says, I'll have whatever he's having	Pencil and ink
	1786	The adventures of Telstraman	2005		John Howard and Brian Harradine are waiting to sell Telstra but Barnaby Joyce is holding them up	Pencil and ink
	1787				possibly John Button	Pencil and ink
	1788		approximately 2002		A Punch and Judy show between George W Bush and Saddam Hussain who are held in either arm by the skeleton of death	Watercolour and ink
	1789	The 10 point plan	2002		Natasha Stott Despoja laid out on a spinning wheel with all segments labelled resign and blindfolded Democrat members are handed knives to throw at her	Pencil and ink
	1790	Babe II Pig in the City	approximately 2002		A large portrait of John Elliott as a pig smoking a cigasrette and thinking, pigs arse	Pencil and ink
	1791	Making budgets	May 2004		Peter Costello lying in bed called THE ELECTORATE with a rose in his mouth with Mark Latham at his side holding his budget reply asking, Mind if I cut in	Pencil and ink
	1792				Pauline Hanson and Bob Katter drinking in a NATIONALS water tank being inspected by a man from the WaterBoard with Tim Fischer asking whether there are giardia organisms.	Pencil and ink
	1793		approximately 2006		John Howard and Amanda Vanstone intent on pushing a boat of immigrants towards Nauru with onlookers, according to Amanda 'a tough crowd tonight, John".	Pencil and ink
	1794	The G-Gs	approximately 2003		John Howard in the saddle flogging Peter Hollingsworth with John Anderson saying "It would be kinder to put him down" and Peter Costello responding, And what do we do with the Governor-General	Pencil and ink
	1795	Tax pack 2004	2004		John Howard being bitten on the leg by a tax dog while Peter Costello sends his hounds onto Mark Latham saying, Fly my pretties	Pencil and ink
	1796	Wreckconciliation			John Howard at his desk talking to Petro Georgiou, Marise Payne, Peter Nugent and Judi Moylan with Kim Beazley behind him saying, Some of my best friends are black	Pencil and ink
	1797			Australian Financial Review	At the zoo with Bob Katter holding a baby Mark Latham in front of a salivating SPENDING crocodile holding paper "ALP LIMITS SPENDING" with John Howard looking on while Bob assures him Mark was in no fiscal danger	Pencil and ink
	1798				At the zoo with Mark Latham in a cage throwing excrement at Kim Beazley and Kevin Rudd with Kim saying "Would you believe it if I told you it was a sign of affection?"	Pencil and ink
	1799	Decision time			Death is driving the Axis of Evil taxi with the meter running waiting for a decision from George Bush, Tony Blair and John Howard	Pencil and ink
	1800		approximately 2003		John Howard putting out a rubbish bid containing Peter Hollingsworth with 2 birds, media and Labor on the fence saying "For what we are about to receive "	Pencil and ink
	1801	The further adventures of babyface ever	approximately 2009		Looks like a gangland killing with Kevin Rudd with a gun and a wounded man (looks like Peter Costello but he is also walking across the road with John Howard both with guns. The wounded man suggests Zarah Garde-Wilson could defend Rudd	Watercolour and ink
	1802	The conversion of St Paul on the Road to Damascus			A fallen soldier underneath a horse with John Howard saying and you get a two thousand dollar rebate	Watercolour and ink
	1803		2006		John Howard, Amanda Vanstone and Alexander Downer (?) singiing "If I only had a brain" referring to the Cole Inquiry regarding the oil-for-wheat scandal	Pencil and ink
	1804	Crown, the emperors' new clothes			A naked man with a crown on his head through a magnifying glass with ASC on the handle	Pencil and ink
	1805	Biggest loser			A naked Wayne Swan surrounded by Peter Costello, Paul Keating, John Howard, Philip Ruddock and others all looking surprised	Pencil and ink
	1806				Kevin Rudd as a waiter serving a strange dessert to two unidentified diners drinking coffee	Watercolour and ink
	1807	Running on empty			John Howard and Alexander Downer surrounded by newspapers about rising fuel prices while announces Don't we have some kind of oil for food thingy going on	Watercolour and ink
	1808				John Howard and Peter Costello skidding all over the road in a car labelled The McLachlan with Kim Beazley alongside on his motorbike	Pencil and ink
	1809				John Howard batting the head of what looks like Peter Costello with his mouth sewn up shouting bowled macca	Watercolour and ink
	1810	AFL on the internet I'd like to see that	approximately September 2005		Graeme Samuel, Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Stokes fighting over internet broadcasting rights for AFL with John Elliott thinking Pigs arse.com	Pencil and ink
	1811	Meanwhile at the Liberal Party's annual shareholders meeting in Brisbane			John Howard, Warwick Parer and Jeff Kennett are about to Bungy jump holding Ministerial Guidelines with Kennett questioning Howard on the elasticity of the guidelines	Pencil and ink
	1812		approximately 2007		John Howard and Ian Sinclair with buckets of ammonium nitrate with Mark Latham and his team having stopped the sale of the fertilisers	Pencil and ink
	1813				Bob Ellis author of Goodbye Jerusalem about his work in the Labor Party throws away the book saying Goodbye Jerusalem Hello Gomorrah	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1814				A car called ambition loaded with politicians including Malcolm Turnbull, Julie Bishop, Alexander Downing and Brendan Nelson on the bonnet	Pencil and ink
	1815		approximately 2007		Tony Abbott holding a baseball bat with Greg Combet (?) telling Greg Oh yes I'm all in favour of pre-emptive strikes with a union demonstration occurring outside	Pencil and ink
	1816	Operational mishap No. 1			John Howard chopping off parts of the Office of Workplace Services employees e.g. one unidentified man has lost 4 fingers while others hanging on butchers' hooks minus legs look on with one saying "Don't worry you can have them reinstated "	Pencil and ink
	1817	Free trade		Australian Financial Review	Two figures (Unidentified) one holding a pitchfork and the scene is a copy of a famous painting by Grant Wood	Pencil and ink
Box 22	1818		20 June 2005		Senator Nick Minchin introduced the Minchin protocol so that the Finance Department was responsible for recovering funds misused by parliamentarians. Here he oversees the return of funds by one of them	Pencil and ink
	1819		approximately February 2000		AMP boardroom shakeup and George Trumbull and Ian Burgess. Mismanagement of around $6-7 million of excess capital in a massive expansion of its UK insurance and funds management activities	Pencil and ink
	1820		approximately 2002		Ariel Sharon smiling while holding models of fighter jets in both hands	Pencil and ink
	1821		1 August 1993		Paul Keating with a copy of the Hilmer Report	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1822				Paul Keating with a bowl	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1823				Kim Beazley holding a dish with Hugh Morgan's head while reading a book about Morgan and Western Mining Corporation	Pencil and ink
	1824				Bronwyn Bishop patting her dog - don't recognise the face of the dog	Pencil and ink
	1825		1998		Michael Woodridge while Minister for Health and Family Services moved to establish a Public Health Partnership for Australia between the Commonwealth of Australia and the states, operating on the system of Public Health as it stood then	Watercolour and ink
	1826	Let's ride	15 January 1995	Sun Herald	Peter Costello announced his retirement from Parliament at the next election	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist. Sketch om verso
	1827			Australian Financial Review	Gareth Evans, Simon Crean and 2 others -playing musical chairs or vying for a position	Pencil and ink
	1828				Simon Crean with a foot on a pile of papers holding a sword labelled industry	Pencil and ink
	1829				Clive Palmer stretched out in a boat with a glass of chanpagne while Tony Abbott sits at the end masaging Clive's foot	Watercolour and ink
	1830		approximately 2015		Bronwyn Bishop standing at the bus stop holding her suitcases while Tony Abott drives past, blinking with his left eye and his right eye is an almost empty fuel gauge. Refers to the falling out between the two.	Watercolour and ink
	1831	This is your Kapitan speaking	1 January 2012		Angela Merkel as captain of the ship pushing her austerity measures despite Standard and Poor's downgrading of the euro	Watercolour and ink
	1832		approximately 2013		Paul Howes riding a white steer possibly when he decided not to stand for the Senate at the next election ?	Watercolour and ink
	1833				Julie Bishop and Izzat Abdulhadi, head of the General Delegation of Palestine to Australia, with a bird on a branch with a dollar sign indicating the aid to the Palestinians agreed on from Australia	Watercolour and ink
	1834				Four men in a tunnel warming their hands over a fire being approached by two men, a woman and an animal, one of the men is holding a baton and another who could possibly be Tony Abbott is wearing budgie smugglers	Watercolour and ink
	1835		2013		Kevin Andrews, Minister for Social Services in the Abbott government is responsible for aged care. Here he is watching over one of his aged charges while he is sleeping	Watercolour and ink
	1836		approximately September 2015		Tony Abbott in bed with Clive Palmer - perhaps refers to the "goodbye video" he repeatedly makes - "Tony, time to go, goodbye, roll over, Malcolm's hopping into bed."	Watercolour and ink
	1837		approximately 2014		Julie Bishop looking annoyed which George Brandis in underpants with the star of David images all over them and both feet in his mouth obviously at odds over the Australian attitudes towards Israelis and Palestinians	Watercolour and ink
	1838	Nothing wrong with a little navel gazing	between 2005-2006		Kim Beazley lying on a bed patting the head of Simon Crean that is lodged in his navel	Pencil and ink
	1839	Don't forget the committee on my redeemable preference shares thingy	1 July 1998		Brian Harradine, Independent Senator for Tasmania refusing to vote for 30% sale of Telstra until he received $150 million of concessions for Tasmania	Pencil and ink
	1840				Brian Harradine reading a newspaper	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1841		approximately October 2013		Mark Vaile hung out to dry while attempting to introduce trade reforms at APEC Ministerial meeting	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1842				Cricketer Mark Waugh holding a bat in the shape of a question mark	Pencil and ink
	1843				Malcolm Turnbull with a top hat	Pencil and ink
	1844	If it ain't fixed, don't Brook it	approximately 2012		Robert Mugabe wearing a cap labelled Vote 1 Mugabe . In 2012 Mugabe was asked to be a UN leader for Tourism	Watercolour and ink
	1845	Mr Whitlam's time	1 November 1975		Dismissal of Gough Whitlam by Sir John Kerr	Pencil and ink
	1846	Meanwhile in Victoria			An AFL field with 2 men on poles . Across the bottom - Internal polling and perimeter signs, Flinders bush Bracks	Pencil and ink
	1847		8 August 2001		Funeral of Christopher Skase with priest asking whether the crowd are there in an official capacity. The answer - `No we're creditors'. Among them Andrew Denton and Amanda Vanstone	Pencil and ink
	1848				Cheryl Kernot surrounded by photographers Who were saying in unison once more with feeling Cherylcheryl	Pencil and ink
	1849		approximately May 2005		Kim Beazley trying to defuse John Howard's tax package with Peter Garrett giving instructions	Pencil and ink
	1850	Downer's heroes	1999		Alexander Downer in East Timor overseeing the Interfet invasion but declaring, I know nothing	Pencil and ink
	1851		2 April 2001		Kim Beazley interviewed on his policy - "So you're taking a 'wait and see' approach to policy?" to which he replies "It's called Weightwatchers"	Pencil and ink
	1852		approximately 2008		Treasurer Wayne Swan overseeing the Audit Committee. Appointed in 2008 audit committees do not prepare financial reports, nor do they conduct audits. But they have an essential role to play in ensuring the integrity and transparency of corporate reporting.	Pencil and ink
	1853				John Howard poring a cup of tea while Peter Costello plays with his abacus	Pencil and ink
	1854				Alexander Downer in the foreground lying on the floow. In the distance John Howard and two other men look on with their hands in their pockets	Pencil and ink
	1855		1 August 2004		John Howard standing outside the closed lavatory doors waiting for Mark Latham to pass the Free Trade Agreement	Pencil and ink
	1856	A minor hurdle	1 August 2004		John Howard on the operating table with Mark Latham having removed a leg labelled FTA, but assuring him it is only minor surgery and he will be right to run in the coming election	Pencil and ink
	1857		1 September 2001		John Howard with a border control officer with a spade full of manure screams at him no..the upload manoora referring to the 430+ asylum seekers on the Tampa	Pencil and ink
	1858	Romulus and Remus continued			David Kemp as a wolf with udders full of milk walking away from the two babies crying for milk	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1859	Smoko			Sharan Burrow President of the ACTU fanning the flames with a poster labelled industrial relations and Greg Combet, Secretary behind a barrier of sandbags labelled ACTU telling her the Senate is running as a closed shop	Pencil and ink
	1860			Australian Financial Review	John Howard having tamed a dragon	Pencil and ink
	1861				John Howard unzipping his mouth as banknotes fly out onto the ground	Pencil and ink
	1862				John Howard wearing elevated flipflops holding an electric sphere with an outlet pipe	Pencil and ink
	1863	Texas	1 August 2005		George W Bush at his ranch in Texas with his jigsaw puzzle of the Constitution half finished sees anti-war activist Cindy Sheehan protesting outside at the loss of her son in the Iraq War	Pencil and ink
	1864				John Howard perced on a mallet resplendent in a black suit with his arms crossed	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1865				John Howard wearing a hat with corks except that the corks are actually people	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1866		approximately 22 May 2002		John Howard meeting Li Peng in China. Li Peng offers him a pebble which he holds in his hand and Howard agrees to "if it's good for business'	Pencil and ink
	1867	Chasing parked cars			Tony Abbott being held on a leash chasing a parked car labelled AIRC	Pencil and ink
	1868				John Howard sitting on a spiked fence	Pencil and ink
	1869	Concerned? About how these poor guys cope on the outside	1 March 2000		Alan Bond leaving gaol waving from a luxury car filled with money and champagne with a sexy woman inside	Pencil and ink
	1870	Shotgun Weddings Inc	1999		John Howard and the GST. A Family Courtroom with Meg Lees, Kim Beazley and ? Watson al agreeing to the union	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1871	Globalisation	30 November 1999		Refers to a series of protests surrounding the WTO Ministerial Conference of 1999, when members of the World Trade Organization (WTO) convened at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle, Washington.	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1872	The Opposition's Position on Indonesia and the Government's	2 May 2000		Kim Beazley visiting President Abdurrahman Wahid of Indonesia having a cup of tea/coffee while he sits on a sleeping Alexander Downer	Pencil and ink
	1873				Bob Carr with his hair standing on end with his hand on a light bulb	Watercolour and ink	Signed by artist
	1874	to increase competition and improve efficiency while preserving the integrity, security and fairness of the financial system and boldly go where no man has gone before Apologies to Star Trek	1 March 1997		Stan Wallis handing over the Wallis Report to Peter Costello	Pencil and ink
	1875	Meanwhile in China			A crowd of Chinese men walking in the middle is John Howard who has gone there to discuss human rights	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1876				John Howard sitting on a basket labelled Media reading a paper on media ownership with names like Kerry Packer, Brierley and Rodney Price while a large crowd watches as he sits with baskets of fish carcasses and and 2 loaves	Watercolour and ink	Signed by artist
	1877	Overdue Process	1 March 2000		John Howard watching Bronwyn Bishop digging a grave saying "The good news is I think I've found the complaints mechanism". This was known as the Riverside scandal after a number of residents had sustained burns from having kerosene baths to treat scabies	Pencil and ink
	1878	Share the Spirit of the Economic Flame	approximately 2000		Peter Costello running with an olympic torch labelled $- a series of 10 sketches where he drops it, picks it up, it goes out etc and at the end he refuses to pass on the flame saying "Oh no it's mine".	Pencil and ink
	1879		approximately 1993	Australian Financial Review	Paul Keating shovelling a number of men into the unemployment furnace which was going from 8.9 to 9.3	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1880	The Job Queue	approximately 2001		John Howard, Peter Costello and Kim Beazley in a queue behind a sign please wait here. All wearing VOTE badges	Pencil and ink
	1881		approximately 2001		Kim Beazley (CHUMP) in the boxing ring rather battered. Towels hanging from the rails say POLLS. His cornerman says "I know what you stand for .. I just think it 'd be better if you sat down".	Pencil and ink
	1882		approximately 1996	Sun Herald	Dennis Richardson (David Rowe calls him Dennis Richards!!!) became head of ASIO in 1996 here shown with his fice through a cut out part of the Sun Herald	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1883	Lantana			Bob Brown wearing a VOTE GREENS badge standing on a mound with a leaf blower surrounded by a multitude of men all looking like John Howard	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1884	Meanwhile on the Horns of a Dalai Lama	15 June 2007		John Howard and the 14th Dalai Lama is caught in horns on his head, one labelled Tibet and the other China. The meeting was fiercely opposed by China.	Pencil and ink
	1885				A naked Bill Clinton smoking a cigar, lying on a pile of dollar bills with a rosette VOTE BILL attached to his thigh	Pencil and ink
	1886		1999		John Howard holding a GST flag in a doctor's surgery with Meg Lees watching from the doorway. He nurse says "Of course you have a mandate now if you take a seat with the others (a long line of patients) the doctor will see you shortly".	Pencil and ink
	1887	Down at Webb Dock	7 April 1998		Chris Corrigan boss of Patrick Stevedores at the wharf after he sacked his entire striking workforce, locked them out and set up new companies to employ a non-unionised workforce, trained in Dubai.	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1888				John Howard about to parachute from an aeroplane with his tax package attached is watched by Peter Costello holding his tax package. A fellow traveller asks him Er John Before you jump who did you say packed your chute	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1889	30 Years			John Howard in a wheelchair being pushed by Peter Costello who is thinking 30 Years.That's 210 in dog years and 450 in treasurer years which John holds a glass of wine and says Cheers	Pencil and ink
	1890				A large factory with countless John Howards seated at a sewing machine each stitching the word globalisation onto a strip of material	Pencil and ink
	1891	Woomera	31 July 2002		Woomera detention centre. Alexander Downer and Philip Ruddock are acompanying UN envoy Justice Prafullachandra Natwarlal Bhagwati who said the human rights situation of persons in immigration detention in Australia is a matter of serious concern	Pencil and ink
	1892	Fossil fuel	approximately 2005		A skeletal John Howard clutching a copy of the Kyoto Protocol swimming with lots of skeletons	Pencil and ink
	1893		approximately 2000		Peter Costello and John Howard in a car laden with cash in front of a sign welcome to boondoggle Home of the Marginal voter which Costello says is not on the map. Costello has a newspaper headed Mid Year Economic Review	Pencil and ink
	1894	JI shadow play			Abu Bakar Bashir performing a shadow play to a large audience	Pencil and ink
	1895				Bob Carr, naked, crouched on a tree stump holdiing a ring labelled NSW	Pencil and ink
	1896	Les Banks, Featuring non-bank financial institutions			Peter Costello, Graeme Thompson and others from APRA and ASIC watching a Can Can performance	Pencil and ink
	1897		1998		Chris Corrigan, Fishing from a pier and have both caught Peter Reith in their hooks	Pencil and ink
	1898		approximately 1998		Cheryl Kernot labelled the Minister for Baby Boomers under Kim Beazley holding a nappy labelled policy	Pencil and ink
	1899	Meanwhile in Canberra	approximately June 2000		Sir Zelman Cowen drives past a GST Parlour for Discerning Gentleman while John Howard and Peter Costello stand outside with their dog, Surplus	Pencil and ink
	1900	The package	approximately June 2000		John Howard, the bride saying, love me, love my GST with tax cuts written on his chest and Peter Costello the bridesmaid surrounded by guests swooning and saying "she's beautiful	Pencil and ink
	1901		2006		George W Bush sitting at his desk with a paper headed Iraq strategy saying to John Howard in the top drawer, Oh yeah I wanted to talk to you about that single-desk monopoly. To do with wheat monopoly to Iraq	Pencil and ink
	1902	Tax: A nursery rhyme			John Howard surrounded by wrapped structures saying "No this is the campaign to explain the cost of the campaign to explain the tax that lived in the house that Jack built"	Pencil and ink
	1903				Peter Reith wearing a tie with spanners all over with workers with placards screaming below him and John Howard looking over his shoulder	Pencil and ink
	1904		approximately 1997		John Howard with a line of applicants at his door after the resignation of Grahame Morris as his Chief of Staff	Pencil and ink
	1905		1998		Kim Beazley wearing a shirt with THE CONTENDER 1998 on the front in the gym punching a bag labelled GST before the 1998 Federal Election	Pencil and ink
	1906		2000	Australian Financial Review	John Howard inundated with Business Activity Statements after their introduction to report on the GST and PAYG instalments	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1907				A plane is about to crash and one pilot says "The good news is we have a parachute. The other says , And the bad First says It's for the share price	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1908				Simon Crean surrounded by men in black suits holding a staff in his right hand	Pencil and ink
	1909		2004		Mark Latham and Tony Abbott each grabbing the other's tie while John Howard is rubbing his hands together and thinking "I'll never wash it ever" referring to the infamous handshake	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1910	The world game			All countries vigorously playing soccer while Soccer Australia is sitting on the bench	Watercolour and ink
	1911	The State of the Union and the state of the economy			Tony Abbott in battle gear addressing a room full of businessmen on War on Terror while a man from Enron is hiding under the lectern	Pencil and ink
	1912	The headland speech	1995		John Howard delivering one of a series of headland speeches he delivered while opposition leader before the next election	Pencil and ink
	1913				Paul Keating and John Howard as two gladiators.Grim-faced Keating is carrying a box marked Australia while Howard throws his hands in the air	Pencil and ink
	1914				John Howard in a striped suit with ear phone on top of a large pin	Pencil and ink
	1915		approximately 2007		John Hewson and Alexander Downer sharing a Chinese meal	Pencil and ink
	1916		1 December 1993		Paul Keating and Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad of Malaysia who threatened to reduce diplomatic relations after Keating referred to him as a "recalcitrant" for refusing President Bill Clinton's invitation to the Asia-Pacific summit meeting in Seattle	Pencil and ink
	1917		approximately 2002		Ian Macfarlane, Governor of the Reserve Bank intent on raising interest rates finds Peter Costello asleep under a giant dragon	Pencil and ink
	1918	Soft and cuddly	1 June 2004		Bill Gates , Microsoft hold John Howard in his arms - Micro PM	Pencil and ink
	1919				John Howard with a starter's gun held at Peter Costello's head as he lines up for the race with the Australian Electorate saying, I wish he'd put him out of our misery	Pencil and ink	Sketch on verso
	1920				Peter Costello standing opposite a number of doors with the hand of the USA on his back. John Howard is in the background.	Watercolour and ink
	1921	Somewhere in New York	approximately 2013		A man dismantling a bomb saying "Seriously it's a roach bomb"	Pencil and ink
	1922	Basket case	2000		John Howard at his desk surrounded by complaints regarding the BAS	Pencil and ink
	1923		approximately 1996		Parliamentary office with Peter Costello reading BHP share prices, Amanda Vanstone playing a make-believe board game, Michael Yabsley holding a pair of underpants, John Fahey holding a basket with TUNBOA bag indicative of his failure to declare a pecuniary interest	Pencil and ink
	1924				Peter Costello sitting in a barber shop. Wall Street is in the chair looking in the mirror and complaining that the barber, Al Gore, missed a bit	Pencil and ink
	1925	Business class syndrome	2000		A passenger in an aircraft appears to be choking. Flight attendant John Howard asks his offsider Peter Costello whether it is a blood clot but another passenger say "BAS clot".	Pencil and ink
	1926		approximately 2002		Laurie Brereton ossibly when he was on a visit to Cuba and was given a box of cigars that had to be smoked before he reached the US.	Pencil and ink
	1927				Richard Court Premier of WA holding up his left arm to produce a shadow o a black swan on the wall	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1928				John Singleton being measured for a suit near Parliament House in Canberra with Jenny George sliding down a pole and portraits of Hawke and Crean behind him	Pencil and ink
	1929	Death by election	approximately 2002		Peter Beattie in bed before the Queensland election with Philip Nitschke holding a syringe asking whether he wants it quick or painless. Possible alluding to the existence of suicide bags Dr Nitschke offers to members of Exit for a painless death	Pencil and ink
	1930		approximately 2000		Peter Costello taping John Moore's mouth to prevent him speaking about the fisco with the Collins Class Submarine Fleet	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1931	Meanwhile in Indonesia	approximately 2002		President Megawati of Indonesia with her arms and legs nailed to posts	Pencil and ink
	1932				Kim Beazley as a post box with a man looking through the slot and another inside looking through the letters	Pencil and ink
	1933				Andrew Peacock in a black suit	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1934				Framed picture of Andrew Peacock	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1935		approximately 2005		Peter Costello and Bill Glasson AMA president arguing about proposed government cuts to IVF funding	Pencil and ink
	1936				Man sunbaking at the beach with a Gregory map of Liverpool beside him. On the hill are John Howard in a wheelchair with Peter Costello holding a tray of glasses and an umbrella over him whil the head of Kerry Packer beams like a sun	Pencil and ink	Sketch on verso
	1937		approximately 2003		Kim Beazley on the back of a Lambretta driven by Leo McLeay when Kim was planning to challenge Simon Crean for the leadership of the Australian Labor Party	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1938				John Hewson wearing a bra	Pencil and ink
	1939				Lionel Murphy	Pencil and ink
	1940				Peter Costello winding a refrm blade	Pencil and ink
	1941				Peter Reith pushing a Public Service tea trolley running over anyone who got in the way	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1942				Robert Hill, Leader of the Senate from 1996-2006 holding a whip	Pencil and ink
	1943				Dawn Fraser riding a golden goose with money pouring out of its beak	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1944				Cheryl Kernot and Ian Sinclair held together with a belt	Pencil and ink
	1945	They seek him here, they seek him there		CQC	A guillotine with the blade labelled GST with John Howard and Peter Costello rounding up the troops and running away	Pencil and ink
	1946				Tim Fischer with an apple on his head holding a fishing line	Watercolour and ink
	1947				George W Bush pinned to a wall one hand on Iraq, another on Afghanistan and a foot on Yemen while John Howard looks on	Pencil and ink
	1948				A highway coach being held up by 2 armed robbers one riding a horse with surplus on its rump. The man in the golden coach with a large $ sign on the door, is waving.	Watercolour and ink
	1949				Man with spiky hair and big ears with arms crossed and his shadow	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1950				Man in a striped suit above some high rise buildings some with sale on them with men handing onto his sleeves	Pencil and ink
	1951				Man with scissors trimming a bonsai labelled ING	Pencil and ink
	1952	Suicide bomber			Man tying a bird onto a rocket. Could be Netanyahu and Israel??	Pencil and ink
Box 23	1953				Unidentified woman with Ombudsman Report	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1954			Australian Financial Review	Prince Charles in naval outfit and unidentified male with label 'Feder' serving a cocktail	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1955				Roger Douglas Brierley, Former Minister of Finance NZ and Director of Fairfax Holdings 1997-98. Cartoon refers to Brieley's connection with Fairfax	watercolour, Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1956				Cartoon figure in a chef's hat. Incomplete text in left hand corner related to the budget	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1957		approximately 1999	Australian Financial Review	Ziggy Switkowski being crowned with a telephone	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1958				Bruno Grollo, Melbourne property developer clinging naked to a high rise building	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1959				Carton figure representing insurance giant AXA and Peter Costello holding a case marked 'Killen'.	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1960			Australian Financial Review	Michael Carmody Commissioner of Taxation . Cartoon refers to imposiiton of tax on wine	watercolour, Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1961		2007		Matthew Slatter sacked as CEO of Tab Corp in 2007	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1962				Jeff Kennett as a cow. Cartoon relates to cash flow from Crown Casino	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1963			Australian Financial Review	A judge with gavel from which comes a spider's web	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1964			Australian Financial Review	Peter Costello carrying an old man on his back	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1965			Australian Financial Review	Man stretching three figures in form of strings on a guitar	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1966		1997-2001		Peter Reith, Minister for Small Business	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1967				Paul Keating, John Howard and an unidentified figure	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1968	Australian Gigoloapologies to Richard Gere			Peter Costello wooing China	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1969				John Howard, Amanda Vanstone and Kim Beazley	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1970				Rupert Murdoch	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1971				John Singleton and Geoff Dixon	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1972				Cartoon figures commentary on the movements in shares prices	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1973				Rupert Murdoch and John Howard. Cartoon relates to sky news satellite service	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1974				Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Packer. Cartoon relates to One Tel	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1975				Figure using shears in shape o japanese yen	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1976				Unidentified male figure holding a gas mask and a gas cylinder marked victorian gas with a $ sign.	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1977				cartoon wind up figure marked 'made in Taiwan' being held in chopsticks with PRC sign	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1978			Australian Financial Review	two cartoon figures on a coathanger with one representing a businessman and the other a figure covered in a newspaper headlined 'california'	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1979				Paul Keating and Jeff Kennett	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1980				John Howard as a farmer astride Peter Costello as a horse with a bale of wheat and a harvester in the background marked 'cole'	pencil and ink
	1981		1 October 2009		Godwin Grech former Treasury official at centre of fabricated email scandal when Malcolm Turnbull was leader of the opposiiton	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1982		September 2005	Australian Financial Review	Sol Trujillo, CEO Telstra Communications brought in to privatise company	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1983		May 2003		Mark Latham, former leader of the ALP	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1984	Meanwhile at Surfersnot waving drowning			Kim Beazley walking away from a drowning person with akubra hat and riding boots on beach	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1985			Australian Financial Review	Woman on couch with a tree log saying 'Claudia Karvan's not that believable but the male lead has got you down pat'	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1986				Kim Beazley walking away from a drowning person with akubra hat and riding boots on beach	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1987				unidentified male holding a glue tube marked 'airfix' to a an aeroplane	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1988				Malcolm Fraser with letters 'L' and 'R' in love hearts on either side	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1989				Grollo Brothers, Melbourne property developers	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1990	May the funds be with you	2000		George Trumble, CEO of AMP who was sacked in 2000 with a huge payout	watercolour, Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	1991				A man and a woman in a bath with the man reading a copy of the AFR	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1992			Australian Financial Review	unidentified male	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1993		2006	Australian Financial Review	Peter Costello holding 2006 Budget paper with a flying figure marked 'super' and another figure tied up in red tape being cut off from the escaped super	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	1994			Australian Financial Review	Bill Clinton holding a frankfurt roll with a US flag at one end and an Asian umbrella at the other	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1995			Australian Financial Review	Three cartoon figures with one dropping papers on the others protected by umbrellas	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1996			Australian Financial Review	Japanese yen as a slingshot with a man holding a Samurai sword as the stone to be shot	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	1997				Pope John Paul II with feet of figures poking out from bottom of his robe	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1998				Cow or bull having black spots painted on	pencil, ink and watercolour
	1999				possibly Kate Carnell, former chief minister ACT	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	2000				Cartoon figures on a ladder trying to grab a lightbulb in the shape of the world with a dollar sign as the light source	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2001			Australian Financial Review	Deng Xiaoping, Chinese leader who set China on its path to economic reform in 1979 jumping over a cigarette marked 'long march' which Mao undertook in the 1940s	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2002	Brain Cell			Former FM Alexander Downer with tea cup with Australian insignia and picture of David Hicks in a cell inside his brain	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	2003	Political Engineering			John Howard as a chemist mixing a potent which shows Peter Reith and Peter Costello being mixed with a scientist telling Howard he is mad to try as they are incompatible	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2004				John Howard with Peter Costello, Nick Minchin and Richard Alston drressed as nuns welcoming businessmen saying 'The sisters of perpetual taxation and St Ralph's tax hospital welcome you to these safe investment rooms..	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2005				John Howard and Peter Costello dressed as mining executives throwing bags of money with a sign reading 'danger Oakdale Colliery Pty Ltd Collapse and peter Reith sunk under the money bags. Bill Kelty in background walking away	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2006				Peter Costello with a cylinder marked 'inflation' and sausages in the shape of CPI. Cylinder has no air and a child complaining with mother holding paper reading 'low interest rates'.	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2007				Cartoon on environmental matters showing Robert Hill tied in chains to a car marked 'no mining,save kakadu' and a figure saying 'I was about to go to the UNESCO offices and there he was'	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2008	Economic Management			John Howard and Peter Costello commenting on the change in value of the A$ shown to be going in reverse value to what their policies were aiming at	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2009				Peter Costello with a whip over chained crew in a flooded boat littered with papers marked 'leaks' with Howard on top saying 'we're sinking'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2010	Rollback the debate continues			Kim Beazley rolling down a hill and John Howard skiing past him	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2011	The Economy			Peter Costello doing a circus act and John Howard seated on sidelines with paper marked 'retail figures'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2012				Howard as an animal with a tail marked constitutional convention	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2013				Howard and Costello with comment on economic data	watercolour, Pencil and ink
	2014	Meanwhile at Chicken R Us			Howard and Jeff Kennett seated at a table with Howard being asked by waiter how he wanted his chicken	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2015				Howard and Costello in front of two signs one reading 'He goes' and the other 'I go'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2016				Howard and Costello in a swimming pool with commentary suggesting nothing was being done for the economy	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2017	Down at the RBA			Governor of the RBA pulling up the drawbridge marked 'interest rates' with Howard clinging on as crocodiles encircle him	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2018				Howard telling media a compromise had been reached between Peter Costello and Peter Reith (but not really)	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2019	Ok Ted	1999-2002		John Anderson and PNG Prime Minister Mekere over the BHP mine in PNG	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2020				John Howard as a farmer and Jeff Kennett on fence with a hen and a rooster about being 'outed' a commentary on the gst debate on food	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2021		1991		Steve Bracks who defeated Jeff Kennett in the 1999 Victorian election	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2022				Peter Reith on a flattened horse marked 'direct election' with Kim Beazley inside a trojan horse ridden by 'apathy' and John Howard looking on	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2023		1999		Howard and Alexander Downer looking at the Indonesian election result in which Wahid won unexpectedly over Megawati	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2024		1999		President Wahid of Indonesia with a hat showing Howard seated amongst eggs wearing a shirt marked Megawati	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2025				Commentary on direct elections for a republic with Howard and Costello showing different policy options	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2026	Running on Empty Promises	26 June 2000		John Fahey pushing John Howard up a hill in a car marked 'gst'	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2027		1996		Figures marked US and England at a United Nations function commenting on Australian Ambassador to the UN Richard Butler who lead Australia's failed attempt to get a seat in the UN Security Council	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2028				Peter Costello commenting on CGT	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2029				John Howard, Peter Costello and Cardinal Pell with Howard giving assurances that Costello on top of the budget but Costello show asleep on top of the budget surplus	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2030	Business Tax Reform			Costello with back to a business audience saying when the anti-tax avoidance measures were due to take effect	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2031	Senate GST inquiry audiitons			Inquiry into the GST represented as a stage show with the Treasury dressed as a clown	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2032				Howard and Costello consultations with the states over the distribution of the gst with Costello saying 'I loved the "no state will live in poverty" routine'	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2033		1996-2001		John Fahey pushing former Minister of Finance in the Howard government dressed as Caesar holding a book marked 'Telstra Draft Prospectus' in one hand and a phone handset in the other with a voice calling out	pencil and ink
	2034				Peter Costello telling a businessman that he is not bringing in tax cuts with Howard and Peter Reith looking on and a headline in the AFR suggesting otherwise	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2035				Peter Costello and Peter Reith tugging in opposite directions at John Howard	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2036	Airport II			Commentary on siting for a second airport for Sydney with Howard as the pilot and Costello telling passengers that they were looking for a politically safe place to land and not to panic as they would be long dead before that happened	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2037			Sun Herald	Commentary on Senate affiliations with Howard pushing a shopping trolley containing three senators and a citizen asking Costello if they were fully or partially government owned.	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2038	Plan B			In front of a wall sign saying 'protectionism' and flying the US flag, John Howard dressed as a sheep says to another sheep 'that the guy (ie the US President) did not notice a thing'.	pencil and ink
	2039		1997-1998		Comment on NATO bombing of Serbia/Yugoslavia with Slobodan Milosovic sitting in his living room commenting on the presence of NATO missiles on his roof	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2040				President of Indonesia and Howard back to back with the President holding a piece of paper marked 'UN East Timor' and Howard one marked 'UN disarmament' both surrounded by pirates being warned by the President that they could get a nasty papercut. Ie The UN as a tootless tiger	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2041		1997-1998		Slobodan Milosovic surrounded by missiles and tanks	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2042		1997-1998		Comment on the ethnic cleansing by Milosovic of Kosovo putting Bill Clinton through a washing ringer	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2043	Meanwhile in Rio			westdrn couple looking at near naked Brazilian dancing girls saying they were not IMF officials but culd be wearing the aid package, with bandaids across their bosoms	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2044				Peter Costello and John Howard sitting on a branch looking up at an angry eagle with a couple of hatched chicks	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2045				John Howard drinking a cup of tea sitting on top of a fat cow	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2046				John Howard dressed in a Japanese yukata and wearing geta (Japanese sandals) holding a stick with a body clinging to it at one end and a briefcase hanging of it at the other	black pen
	2047				John Fahey dressed in a pilot's uniform with money falling from a plane into his upturned cap	pencil, ink and coloured watercolour	Signed by artist
	2048				David Combe, former National Secretary of the ALP and investigated by ASIO for possible Russian links. Cartoon shows his head surrounded by bones, presumably depicting skeletons in his background	pencil, ink and coloured watercolour
	2049				Bob Hawke seated at a table with the fin of a shark showing through his plaet	black pen
	2050	Policy by the cask			Kim Beazley, Simon Crean and Cheryl Kernot stamping on a cask marked 'policy' with drunken figure lying by the side and a briefcase marked, M Ferguson	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2051				Full length portrait of Bob Carr	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2052	At a safe haven, set up with running water, blankets, electric bar heaters and a 30% corporate tax rate, refugees from the current tax system wait on a bus..			John Howard and Peter Costello looking at a bus marked GST being driven by Meg Lees, former head of the Australian Democrats. Simon Crean on top of the bus.	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2053	This cartoon is rated AA+ Democrat guidance recommended Frequent coarse language, violence, high level diesel use			John Howard, Peter Reith and Peter Costello dressed as cowboys with Howard seated on a log with the head of Pauline Hanson poking out, looking at a pig marked reform being roasted with diesel fuel being thrown onto it. Comment on the rebate for diesel fuel for farmers	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2054				Peter Costello trying to hide the budget surplus while John Howard keeps a politician at bay saying 'can I get you a drink while you wait. Some nice hot fiscal recttiude perhaps?	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2055			Australian Financial Review	Bob Carr depicted as a circus wizard holding a stick with the head of Michael Egan (NSW Treasurer) commenting on policy backflips	black pen and ink	Signed by artist
	2056	Leadership			Kim Beazley looking back at Simon Crean and John Fahey	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2057	Leislative Fables			Peter Reith dressed as a pied piper with a horm marked 'youth wages' leading people from a castle marked 'senate' and commentary on youth unemployment	pencil, ink and coloured watercolour
	2058				Head of Gough Whitlam with face of John Fahey protruding from tip of his nose	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2059	Autopsy			Hospital scene with Jeff Kennett holding a butcher's knife and John Howard behind him ready to operate on a body marked NSW coalition	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2060	The Long Supper			Peter Costello dressed in a toga eating with business men with food marked FBT	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2061	Paul Barratt as the terminated; judgement day			Paul Barratt former Secretary of Defence and John Moore former minister of Defence who dismissed Barratt with John Howard as an old man hiding behind Moore. Barratt appealed the dismissal but lost.	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2062	Meanwhile at the Institutional Investor Correction Centre			John Fahey beating a person with a telephone while person is holding a paper reading 'telstra share price'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2063	Neighbours			John Howard and Alexander Downer looking over a fence made from rifles at the President of Indonesia surrounded by dead bodies saying more time will let him tidy up	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2064				Kim Beazley telling union followers to be patient as he could influence government with Peter Reith holding a person upside down and youth wages on the floor	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2065				Business tycoon criticising employees for wanting further shares in the company	ink
	2066				Peter Reith dressed as Fagin from Oliver Twist telling youths he would take care of them and holding a balloon marked 'youth wages'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2067				Alexander Downer and John Howard adrift on a piece of wood with paper saying US troops on the way and saying that their request for help should have been received in Washington	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2068				Paul Keating dressed as a farmer	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2069				Meg Lees, former head of the Australian Democrats in the Senate in a container of sacks	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2070				Peter Costello looking at Kim Beazley lying on a bed marked 'surplus'	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2071				Paul Keating as a knight riding across bits of paper	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2072				Beazley and Howard cowered befpre a large finger pointing down from the sky at them both which Beazley calls 'Greenspan' former head of the US Federal Reserve	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2073				Cartoon figure on a crate marked 'export paddling away from a waterfall	pencil, ink and watercolour	Signed by artist
	2074				Head of unidentified person	black pen and ink
	2075				John Howard as a fish with Meg Lees and John Ralph (former CEO of CRA) swimming out. Comment on business taxation	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2076				John Howard, Alexander Downer and John Moore on board a vessel marked Australian defence force. Comment on defence budget	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2077				Kim Beazley in bed reading a book by Mark Latham and worried by Latham's views	pencil, ink and watercolour
	2078		1994-1996		Meeting of heads of government, Bill Clinton, Jiang Zemin (China), Murayama (Japan), Paul Keating, Suharto (Indonesia), with Bob McMullan (Australian FM) at the side	pencil, ink and watercolour
Box 24	2079		1999		John Laws and Alan Jones dining together when a waiter approaches with a tray of money and Jones says"Oh no we simply couldn't say another thing". The Cash for Comment scandal.	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2080		1 May 2007		Peter Costello lying on a bed of bank notes after he had presented the budget promising a $10.8 billion surplus. John Howard is looking on	Watercolour and ink
	2081				John Howard back from an overseas visit finds Peter Costello checking the contents of his suitcase. Howard asks `What are you doing' and he replies `Preparing for the Budget'	Pencil and ink
	2082		2005		Barnaby Joyce is depicted as a greedy pig guzzling the $2 billion to be set aside to protect rural and regional services with the privatisation of Telstra. John Howard is riding him saying "That'll do pig, that'll do "	Pencil and ink
	2083	Out now fully poseable Downer doll			An Alexander Downer doll you can twist, stretch, bend etc and he keeps coming back to an economically beneficial position while John Howard is having fun playing with dictator dolls with interchangeable heads	Pencil and ink
	2084				Bill Gates driving his Microsoft Gatesmobile while thousands of people line the streets to watch	Pencil and ink
	2085	Digital			A man turns on a hazy furry picture on his digital TV with Richard Alston giving him "the finger" and says `Honey I think I'm getting the picture'	Pencil and ink
	2086				A portrait of Tony Abbott sporting a `baby brain'	Pencil and ink
	2087	Pillow talk	1 February 2007		John and Janette Howard discussing the sleeping arrangements for the upcoming visit by Dick Cheney. On John's bedhead is an American eagle displaying "All we are saying is give war a chance", the allusion being that they will be bedfellows.	Pencil and ink
	2088		1 October 2001		The Great Debate between Kim Beazley and John Howard before the 2001 election after 9/11 with Tony Abbott the mad dog snapping at Cheryl Kernot's leg	Pencil and ink
	2089				Man aiming a crossbow with a figure standing on the end	Pencil and ink
	2090				John Howard and Peter Costello throwing in parts of chairs to keep a furnace going. John looks worries as the chair is labelled `Trust' but Peter says through chattering teeth `Oh f-f-for God's sake its only a r-r-reproduction'	Pencil and ink
	2091	The tax debate			Direct tax and indirect tax being explained to a man - Kim Beazley pointing at Peter Costello regading LNP's plans for direct tax and Peter pointing at Kim to explain the Labor Party's plans for indirect tax	Pencil and ink
	2092	Dismissal laws	approximately 2007	N/A	Peter Reith refused Greg Combet's attempts to cancel the Government's industrial dismissal laws is watching as Greg Combet is dismissed via a trapdoor	Pencil and ink
	2093				Ziggy Switkowski carrying a cross constructed from a telegraph pole with a bird on top repeatedly saying Katter Katter Katter and a sword labelled Job Cuts acting in a double feature, Ziggy and the Burning Bush and The Persecution of Ziggy	Pencil and ink
	2094	The Timor gap	approximately April 2005		Alexander Downer as Foreign Minister having successfully agreed a deal with East Timor regarding the sea between the two countries known as the Timor Gap	Watercolour and ink
	2095				John Howard's head with a Peter Costello worm emerging from it	Pencil and ink
	2096				A large clenched fist with Uluru on top of it	Watercolour and ink
	2097				A large bulldog lying across a football field	Watercolour and ink
	2098		1998		Three politicians working out in a gym. Peter Costello is skipping with "Surplus" across his front, John Howard is in the background and Peter Reith is struggling with barbells labelld `Patrick, waterfront reform, conspiracy, Corrigan, Dubai Alliance'	Pencil and ink
	2099		approximately 2003		Mark Latham as an ALP rocket called Missile Defence	Watercolour and ink
	2100	The goalie	1 November 2005		Kim Beazley is the ALP goalie and has a large hole through which it is easy to get the balls - John Howard with IR, Tony Abbott with The Pill and Philip Ruddock with Sedition	Pencil and ink
	2101		1 November 2005		Philip Ruddock handing out Free Speech leaflets to justify the new sedition laws	Pencil and ink
	2102		1 October 2005		Barry Jones is diagnosing Kim Beazley as having Political Anorexia, thereby renewing his attack on the factional system in the Labor Party and questioning how the party can expect to attract and keep members.	Pencil and ink
	2103			Australian Financial Review	Mark Latham dressed in a toga with 6 bloody knives in his back repeatedly saying "et tu .." as Caesar said to Brutus	Watercolour and ink
	2104		approximately 2006		Eddie McGuire squirming in his seat on the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire show after he had suggested they bone (sack) Jessica Rowe, supposedly a friend from the Today show	Watercolour and ink
	2105		2002		John Howard tramping on a number of cow pats on his farm finds the bull, Tony Windsor, mating his Nationals cow and questions, Who left the xxxx gate open? Alexander Downer thinks Don't look at me ..	Watercolour and ink
	2106	Fallout			John Howard standing in a whirlpool holding an umbrella marked Coalition	Watercolour and ink
	2107	The messiah			Bob Hawke with a beer in his right hand and a smoking gun in his left supposedly being massaged by Blanche (who looks like Bob) and saying that both the others, presumably Mark Latham and Kim Beazley are "stuffed" leaving just him to save the country	Pencil and ink
	2108	Old growth			John Howard is a money tree, Mark Latham has an electric saw with preferences while Bob Brown criticises the money tree that only flowers at times of great stress. This refers to Bob Brown being horrified by Howard's forestry policy	Pencil and ink
	2109		between 2004-2005	Australian Financial Review	A bar room brawl between Kerry Packer and Kerry Stokes over TV rights	Pencil and ink
	2110			Australian Financial Review	Five faces of Gareth Evans	Pencil and ink
	2111				Paul Keating and a female version of Alexander Downer cavorting on the balcony of Parliament House	Pencil and ink
	2112	The Barbeque stopper			Mark Latham is being barbecued on the spit which is being rotated by John Howard, Alexander Downer is basting him and Peter Costello is holding a plate and a bottle of budget sauce in readiness	Watercolour and ink
	2113	Rubbery figures			Peter Costello lying on a couch wearing a G3-string labelled $2.8 billion talking to the Economy while happy men carrying piles of money for Timor Levy, Health, Tax Cuts and Bush walk one way and dejected ones labelled Business and Interest Rates go the other. Peter says "It's not the size that counts" while the Economy asks, But is it real	Pencil and ink
	2114				John Howard standing on a leaking boat while Peter Costello is waist-high in the mirky water labelled THE QUESTION. In the background are a group with placards with varying views on becoming a republic while John says "OK let's make this perfectly unclear"	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2115	Meanwhile in the labour ward			Nurse Julia Gillard hands baby Simon Crean to his "mother" Kim Beazley while the doctor congratulates the father, Stephen Conroy	Pencil and ink
	2116	The digestive system			Kay Patterson, Minister for Health in the Howard government after the 2001 election discussing amendments to the private health insurance rebate	Pencil and ink
	2117		2002		Rupert Murdoch and Kerry Packer on a couch together drinking tea with their feet on a pile of bank notes while watchdog Richard Alston in the shape of a dog, is carrying the PAY-TV guide in his mouth	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2118	Cup day winning ... shocking	1 October 2004		Hamid Karzai voted in as President of Afghanistan as the first democratically elected president celebrating as though at a racetrack	Pencil and ink
	2119				Kim Beazley smoking a cigar, Paul Keating and (?Ralph Willis?) at the SCG as part of the Economy XI team waiting to play	Pencil and ink
	2120				A Nativity scene with a number of lookalike Suddam Hussains around the sleeping infant. Refers to the beginning of the Iraq War	Pencil and ink
	2121				Refers to the beginning of the Iraq War and Australia's position. John Howard is unable to reach the emergency Peacekeeper while Alexander Downer looks on and Richard Dawkins leading the rest of the world says "It's not a question of doing nothing but of who is in the best position to do nothing".	Pencil and ink
	2122				John Howard with a copy of the Wik Bill, Peter Costello with the Budget, Tim Fischer with knives from Causley and Katter in his back, Pauline Hanson holding a flag and Philip Ruddock dressed as a pixie.	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2123				Philip Ruddock lyinig on the ground clutching the Wiki Bill while Tim Fischer and Kim Beazley walk all over him with "Claim" posts	Pencil and ink
	2124				The Coalition Marching Band led by John Howard, the drummer (John Moore) tied to his drum, Peter Costello on trumpet and placards for Defense, Badgery's Creek, Oakdale Meat Company, Republic yes or no.	Pencil and ink
	2125	The Mark of Ziggy			Alan Bond and an Aboriginal in jail together, Ziggy Switkowski pinning the Telstra sale on John Howard, while Bronwyn Bishop hrtles down the hill in a wheelchair	Pencil and ink
	2126	Regime change			Tony Blair holding a shotgun and dangling a man clutching a hangman's noose at the end of which is a satchel labelled, Howard	Pencil and ink
	2127				Alexander Downer on a boat with Captain James Cook, holding a telescope	Pencil and ink
	2128				Philip Ruddock and John Howard in dresses and high heeled shoes jumping together	Watercolour and ink
	2129				Unknown man tied to a cross made from knives and forks with a plate behind his head	Pencil and ink
	2130				John Howard is pinned to the wall with a large band-aid labelled $1 bn. That's a bloody big band-aid says John as Kim Beazley, hands in pocket, walks past	Pencil and ink
	2131	Peter Reith			Peter Reith grimly trying to prevent falling over a cliff while Meg Lees watches from the top	Pencil and ink
	2132				John Howard sporting a deputy badge outside the Marshals Office leaning on a large firearm labelled United State Govt Issue, in a holster labelled, Foreign Policy	Pencil and ink
	2133				Peter Costello sitting at John Howard's desk thinking `While the cat's away' while two passers by converse one saying `Trust and tolerance Costello' and the response is `Ironic isn't it'	Pencil and ink
	2134				Kim Beazley with a miner's hat, imprisoned in a cage in a mountain side thinking, Where's Shorten when you need him	Watercolour and ink
	2135	The renovations begin			A wooden sculpture of Kim Beazley with a nose labelled factions being viewed by two men one saying `You're right I think it is better without the nose'	Pencil and ink
	2136	Greetings from Canada			A postcard with John Howard looking at an elk and from the mountains in the distance from one peak comes, Boris and another Natasha	Watercolour and ink
	2137				Brendan Nelson deep in thought at his desk with an overwhelming IN tray including Jake Kovco's death in Iraq and Seasprite helicopter problems while the OUT tray is empty	Pencil and ink
	2138				Peter Costello sporting an AUSTRALIA vest walking briskly	Pencil and ink
	2139	Meanwhile in Queensland. Beautiful one day and shitty the next			Peter Beattie walking on water (Minister for Water) surrounded by drowning ministers who have handed in their resignations	Pencil and ink
	2140				Kim Beazley and Kevin Rudd breakfasting on Wheat Bix together, surrounded by empty boxs. Every box contains a free minister and as Rudd shakes it they have "A Downer a Vaile but no Howard again (followed by expletives) Kevvy" from Beazley - though one can see a Howard lurking in the raised box	Watercolour and ink
	2141				A boxing ring with Simon Crean holding down John Howard with Peter Costello holding a document headed AGED CARE with Howard suggesting it might be a good time for some aged care	Pencil and ink
	2142			Australian Financial Review	A couple in bed with a copy of the AFR headlined stem cell breakthrough with the woman saying, I've always wanted ethical dilemmas of my own	Pencil and ink
	2143			Australian Financial Review	A man in pyjamas sitting in his armchair surrounded by rats wondering why since he made a deal with one rat, the rat has now begun to multiply	Pencil and ink
	2144	The umpire			A cricket pitch with God holding a cricket ball marked stem cell with the umpire assuring him that it is not tampering with the ball but genetic engineering "and we don't use bottle caps".	Watercolour and ink
	2145				An operating theatre with Mark Latham,Simon Crean, Kevin Rudd, Kim Beazley et all receiving surgery and at the time Beazley lost the Labor leadership	Pencil and ink
	2146	Winners are grinners	approximately 2004		John Howard at his desk holding an election timetable with papers on National Security and Anti-terrorism on the desk while a dejected Simon Crean walks by	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2147	Landslide			Robert Doyle deciding not to stand for the next Victorian election with Ted Baillieu ready to take over but Jeff Kennett contemplating a comeback	Pencil and ink
	2148	The bottom of the garden scheme	approximately 2002		Senator Andrew Murray from South Australia digging a grave for Natasha Stott Despoya who lasted 16 months as leader of the Democrats with Meg Lees, former leader on a toadstool looking on. John Howard tells Murray to move it a little to the right	Pencil and ink
	2149				Pauline Hanson is a cane toad at the WELCOME TO NSW sign	Watercolour and ink
	2150	The interim leader			man with a baton in the jungle chasing everyone away	Watercolour and ink
	2151				A huge cat in a tree grinning at a little girl standing on the ground gazing at it	Watercolour and ink
	2152				John Howard and Tony Blair in bed together with Kim Beazley stadiing over them with a lighted candle	Pencil and ink	Signed by artist
	2153				An aged John Howard talking to Kim Beazley who points at Simon Crean saying, His need is greater than mine	Watercolour and ink
	2154				Jeff Kennett in the foreground pushing away 6 wealthy businessmen including John Elliott, Baillieu Myer, Hugh Morgan and 3 others	Pencil and ink
	2155				Stone age men Alexander Downer and John Hewson creeping up on the dinosaur, John Howard	Pencil and ink
	2156				5 vultures sitting together on a rope (I think they are probably businessmen)	Watercolour and ink
	2157				Bill Heffernan with John Howard emerging from his backside	Pencil and ink

David Rowe political cartoons