David Rowe political cartoons : Boxes 25-30

Box 25

2158

24-Aug-98

Australian Financial Review

Kim Beazley and Gareth Evans with commentary on tax cuts and the budget surplus

Pencil and ink

2160

WIK A study in dance styles

3-Apr-98

Australian Financial Review

John Howard, Gareth Evans and one other showing different approaches to native title legislation

Pencil and ink

2162

18-Feb-98

Australian Financial Review

Comment on NSW government seeking more money throught possible sell off of Government owned power assets with Premier Bob Carr excited but being told sell off was in South Australia

Pencil and ink

2164

16-Jan-97

Australian Financial Review

Ziggy Switkowski, CEO Telstra sitting at a telephone exchange as if to listen in to a new deal

Pencil and ink

2166

17-Oct-97

Australian Financial Review

John Fahey and John Howard as an old married couple with Fahey coming home late

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2168

25-Oct-96

Australian Financial Review

John Howard, Pauline Hanson and Peter Costello and John Laws showing media focus on Hanson

Pencil and ink

2170

12-Oct-94

Australian Financial Review

Paul Keating loading a gun with a bullet marked 'hawke' and portrait of Hawke on the wall. At time of animosity between them both

Pencil and ink

2172

The Mid-Year Report Card

28-Jan-98

Australian Financial Review

Howard and Costello with comment on the Senate and the budget

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2174

Siege

2-Feb-99

Australian Financial Review

Peter Costello as a hostage taker negotiating terms with the senate represented as police

Pencil and ink

2176

7-Jul-95

Australian Financial Review

Gareth Evans, Ali Alatas FM Indonesia, General Mantiri. Concerns controversy about appointment of Mantiri as Indonesian Ambassador to Australia which was withdrawn.

Pencil and ink

2178

22-Jan-96

Australian Financial Review

Keating and Howard in 1996 election campaign

Pencil and ink

2180

Jaques Costello explores the mysteries of the tax mix

14-May-98

Australian Financial Review

Costello feeding a large octopus marked GST with Howard steering the boat

Pencil and ink

2182

3-Jan-95

Australian Financial Review

Set in a pub at New Year 1995, Paul Keating toasting coming election year, Ralph Willis pouring cocktail of Interest Rates and Tax

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2184

6-Dec-99

Australian Financial Review

Conflict between WTO and IMF and benefits of open trade in a global economy, with fat politicians (?) crossing the line

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2186

24-Jan-96

Australian Financial Review

John Howard trying to make a call in a Telstra phone box with a queue of metaphorical political issues behind, plus a menacing Paul Keating on a horse, both men dressed as superheroes. Howard saying "Alright, alright, just a term!" Note Qantas and Commonwealth Bank shop fronts.

Pencil and ink

2188

Meanwhile aboard Mir..

17-Sep-97

Australian Financial Review

Peter Costello and two others in a space ship surrounded by world financial statistics monitors, showing nervousness over the Australian economy, with comment that a blip noise is "Just another glitch in the Aussie Dollar". John Howard floating outside with a bag marked "Cook Islands"

Pencil and ink

2190

The Timor Gap

10-Sep-99

Australian Financial Review

Comment on Australia's "acquiescence" in Indonesia's takeover of East Timor. John Howard bound and gagged in a chair watching on while General Wiranto sweeps up the bodies of those killed.

Pencil and ink

2192

25-Jul-00

Australian Financial Review

G8 leaders sitting around the table at the 2000 Okinawa (Japan) summit discussing international economy with one member feeding a few scraps from their meal to a dog marked "Third World"

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2194

The Trojan Poodle

Australian Financial Review

A "Poodle" on wheels (play on Trojan Horse) with a head at each end, Gordon Brown at rear end, unidentified character at front. Reference to Brown's visit to USA in March 2009 to revitalise their relationship.

Pen and watercolour

2196

John Fahey And The Holy Grail (Budget Surplus)

13-Jan-97

Australian Financial Review

John Fahey dressed as King Arthur (Budget Surplus) standing victorious before the bloodied torso of the Black Knight (Govt. Spending) saying "Me thinks you've had enough" to which the Black Knight replies "Rubbish!"

ink, pen, water colour

Signed by artist

2198

At John'S Stylist To The High Court

1-Apr-98

Australian Financial Review

John Howard as hair stylist to a wigged Murray Gleeson, recently appointed to the High Court, in the chair, with Mary Gaudron (Chief Justice) coiffeured in another chair, and Ian Callinan (Justice) entering.

Pencil and ink

2200

Another Week Begins.

3-Nov-97

Australian Financial Review

John Howard , Peter Costello,John Fahey and Tim Fischeras workmend dealing with a range of policy matters

Pencil and ink

2202

13-Sep-99

Australian Financial Review

Indonesian President with Military General and FM Alatas discussing killings of civilians

Pencil and ink

2204

7-Oct-98

Australian Financial Review

John Howard holding pot marked GST as commentary on negotiations with leaders of opposition parties/Senators wanting exclusions

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2206

15-May-02

Australian Financial Review

Comment on Intergenerational Report with Peter Costello dressed as a fortune teller and John Howardas his client

Pencil and ink

2208

30-Sep-97

Australian Financial Review

Kim Beazley and Simon Crean playing golf in the 'Rorters Cup' as commentary on debate on trusts

Pencil and ink

2210

Meanwhile At Jeff'S Place..

23-Oct-98

Australian Financial Review

Comment on concessions granted and further sought by Kerry Packer for Crown casino with Packer playing cards with Jeff Kennett for more concessions

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2212

The Cold Hard Facts

11 September 1999-12 September 1999

Australian Financial Review

Comment on relations between Australia and the US with President Clinton dressed as Rambo holding a gun marked 'peacekeeper' telling John Howard to ask if what he was doing was good for the US

Pencil and ink

2214

15-Dec-94

Australian Financial Review

Large portrain of Paul Keating about to turn of a life support machine as commentary on feature article about the economy and government policy

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2216

17-May-94

Australian Financial Review

Portraits of Jeff Kennett, Bob Hawke, Victorian Minister for Racing, Mr Reynolds and Victorian Police Minister, Mr McNamara as commentary on article concerning allegations about Vitab Ltd, a company linked to former PM Hawke

Pencil and ink

2218

5-May-94

Australian Financial Review

Senator Peter Cook and Senator Bob McMullan shown wrestling over control of government bodies to assist business

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2220

25-Oct-93

Australian Financial Review

German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and investment drive into Asia

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2222

Meanwhile At Telstrastill

29-May-96

Australian Financial Review

John Howard on a phone with Kim Beazley, Cheryl Kernot, Bob Brown and one other on other side listening through a switchboard

Pencil and ink

2224

31-May-96

Australian Financial Review

Stan Wallis and Peter Costello relating to inquiry into Australia's financial system

Pencil and ink

2226

Meanwhile In Indonesia

13-Feb-98

Australian Financial Review

Comment on the East Asia economic crisis and its impact on Indonesia with President Suharto and a military officer standing on a balcony and the President's children seeking his help following the collapse of the currency

Pencil and ink

2228

5-Mar-98

Australian Financial Review

a plane marked BHP Share Price with former CEO John Prescott being pushed out. (comment on his resignation).

Pencil and ink

2230

Liberal Leaks

10-Jan-95

Senior members of the Liberal party dressed in Roman togas and Alexander Downer with blood pouring out his back

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

Box 26

2232

Ziggy Switkowsky walking a tightrope as he leaves Telstra?

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2234

A copy of The Raft of Medusa by Gericault with a makeshift raft called SURPLUS held together with FUEL tanks with John Howard tending to a dying man while Peter Costello is waving in the hope they will be rescued

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2236

Heather Ridout from Australian Industry Group sporting a t-shirt "NPP It's About Time" surrounded by pigs with banners "LNP" "IABO" "LAB"

Watercolour and ink

Signed by artist

2238

Boris Yeltsin with armed soldiers coming out of his ears playing a game of ORIGARMY

Pencil and ink

2240

approximately 2001

Senator Kay Patterson, Minister for Health, in a three-piece suit

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2242

Bill Clinton hanging from the hour hand of a large clock marked MIDDLE EAST

Pencil and ink

2244

Meanwhile In Aston

12-Jul-01

A by-election in the seat of Alston where Kim Beazley has accused the Howard-Costello government for spending enormous amounts of money. Here Howard is lying on the floor Costello beside him calling for a spin doctor with Beazley in the distance all trying to escape radio bombardment

Pencil and ink

2246

30-Jul-01

A worried Senator Robert Hill hiding high up in a tree

Pencil and ink

2248

Pub Crawl

31 March 2001-1 April 2001

Kim Beazley is the bartender and John Howard is on his hands and knees while the other customers look on

Pencil and ink

2250

21 July 2001-22 July 2001

Jonathan Shier, Managing Director of the ABC, considered a puppet of the Howard government consults a doctor who says it is inoperable to which Shier responds, "I'd like a second opinion" obviously he is trying to hold on to his job

Pencil and ink

2252

Roadkill

12-Feb-01

Campaigning for the Federal election to be held later in the year, John Howard and Kim Beazley in a car together have run over a number of their erstwhile supporters who are being wooed by Pauline Hanson and her party One Nation

Pencil and ink

2254

The Further Adventures Of Alice In Blunderland

5-Feb-01

John Howard is Alice sitting in the ATO office complaining to the Rabbit that he is late for an important date who replies "It's my Business Inactivity Statement"

Pencil and ink

2256

3-Apr-01

Outside the White House in Washington on one side is a smashed greenhouse and on the other a dog kennel marked Ol" Faithful with John Howard asleep outside

Pencil and ink

2258

The Knowledge Nation

25-May-01

Kim Beazley giving the budget reply with John Howard and Peter Costello smirking and Stephen Conroy shouting "Erkk!" as he says "I know nothing"

Pencil and ink

2260

The Forecast

16-Nov-00

Peter Costello and Kim Beazley arguing whether a cloud is a cumulus surplus or a boondoggle

Pencil and ink

2262

Budget Balancing Act Scene 1

15-May-01

Peter Costello in a tutu holding a naked John Howard over his head while Kim Beazley tickles him

Pencil and ink

2264

27-Jun-01

John Howard on a tree log confronts Robin Hood aka John Fahey accusing him of stealing from the rich though he assures him "I merely minimise their taxes" while Michael Carmody from the ATO is sinking in the river below

Pencil and ink

2266

1-Nov-00

A round table discussion on government spending between John Howard, Peter Reith, Peter Costello and Richard Alston from the ABC

Pencil and ink

2268

Meanwhile In W.A.

11-Jan-01

Richard Court, Premier of W.A., John Howard and Kim Beazley are planning to go into the water that is full of GST sharks with inflatable life belts

Pencil and ink

2270

19-Feb-01

John Howard prays for an explanation regarding the GST when all around him are can can dancers with Pauline Hanson faces, Peter Beattie pouring fuel, Kim Beazley in fits of laughter and Im Fischer carrying a cross made out of a telegraph pole

Pencil and ink

2272

Illegal Irrigation

25 August 2001-26 August 2001

Philip Ruddock surrounded by hundreds of illegal immigrants - the Tampa affair

Pencil and ink

2274

Stem Cell Research

15-Aug-01

A research laboratory where John Howard is being told of a successful ethical dilemma while Tony Abbott tells God he will have to take it up with the Australian Industrial Relations Commission

Pencil and ink

2276

24-Jul-01

President Abdurrahman Wahid has fallen - impeached and has been joyously succeeded by Megawati Sukarnoputri

Pencil and ink

2278

18-May-95

Paul Keating with a spoon and fork and abowl filled with cash, possibly to do with his lauch of the justice statement in Brisbane promising substantially increased funding for those family support services that help
families through difficult times

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2280

13-Apr-95

Australian Financial Review

A man hammering a nail into an outstretched hand as he stands on it

Pencil and ink

2282

13-Dec-94

Australian Financial Review

Alexander Downer smiling while surrounded by men with a battering ram and others waiting to hear the noise

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2284

A man falls down after being hit by a rock as his brain flies off the top of his head. Three men smoking cigars look on

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2286

19-Jun-01

Kim Beazley holding a Voters Licence in the name of Joe Bloggs suggesting it is not the most flattering photo of himself as he has lost a little credibility since it was issued

Pencil and ink

2288

26-Apr-95

Australian Financial Review

Kerry Packer totally pinned down with ropes lying on a copy of stock market results. Possibly this was to do with the theft of $5.4 million gold bars from Packer's safe

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2290

20-Apr-95

Australian Financial Review

President Bill Clinton peering through branches in the shape of grave sticks to commemorate the Oklahoma City bombing that killed168

Pencil and ink

2292

23-Apr-01

John Howard and Peter Costello in the barber's chair with the barber Kim Beazley holding scissors while Costello asks for a little more off the sides

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2294

24-Nov-94

Bill Kelty with an INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS sword

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2296

M.1

1-May-01

Protesters on 1st May outside the Stock Exchange. May Day or Labor Day has traditionally been a day for worker demonstrations and now included anti-globalisation protesters

Pencil and ink

2298

A man is walking with the electricity cord of an abacus ariound his legs, a computer strapped to his back on which sits another man with another pedalling a monocycle which using his laptop

Pencil and ink

2300

25-Nov-94

A man walking down the main street with a TV on his back. Possibly refers to the first Russian channel, Channel One which began operating in November 1994

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist. Sketch on verso

2302

27-Feb-95

Australian Financial Review

Bill Clinton with his hand on a tractor pulling a well-dressed elephant

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2304

9-May-95

Australian Financial Review

Gareth Evans, Kim Beazley and Michael Lee tuning in to listening devices

Pencil and ink

2306

19-May-95

A biblical scene with Jenny George the ACTU tablets under one arm leading all, including Martin Ferguson to the Promised Land

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2308

15-Dec-94

Australian Financial Review

Paul Keating on stilts

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2310

27-Jan-95

John Howard with a telescope and on the wall a newborn baby boy born under the sign of Virgo

Pencil and ink

2312

An unknown man (Martin Ferguson?) holding a loudspeaker

Pencil and ink

Box 27

2314

Get A Mouse & Shop Till You Drop

31-Jul-95

Australian Financial Review

A mouse loaded with shopping items attached to a computer monitor controlled by a man. Shopping on the Internet

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2316

Meanwhile In South Australia

13-Oct-97

Australian Financial Review

John Olson perched high on a swing that almost caused him to lose government while John Howard looks on as forensic examiners try to find the reason

Pencil and ink

2318

17-May-95

Australian Financial Review

Jim Wolfensohn, president of the World Bank awarded an honorary knighthood(KBE) by the Queen for his contribution to the arts

Pencil and ink

2320

9-Jan-98

Australian Financial Review

Tim Fischer is on the phone to John Howard as the Asian Crisis looms with Indonesia preparing to deliver an expansionary Budget in spite of the country's precarious position. He tells him all is hunky dory though he then add that he is reading November figures!

Pencil and ink

2322

7-Apr-94

Australian Financial Review

Ernesto Zedillo on horseback, candidate for President of Mexico after the assassination of Presidential candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2324

Welcome To Sealand

28-Apr-98

Australian Financial Review

A crowd watching performing seals, members of the Maritime Union of Australia moving containers after the Productivity Commission declared that Australia's container waterfront performance was well below that in overseas ports

Pencil and ink

2326

House Cleaning

12-Jan-98

Australian Financial Review

President Soeharto of Indonesia shelving a number of infrastructure projects in an attempt to regain market confidence after opposition leader Megawati Soekarnoputri has called for him to stand down

Pencil and ink

2328

17-Jan-96

Australian Financial Review

Tim Fischer contemplating voting slogans for stickers promoting himself for the upcoming Federal Election

Pencil and ink

2330

10-Jul-95

Australian Financial Review

An Asian tiger with a dollar at the end of his tail alluding to the need for Australia to grow its export of manufactured goods to Asia

Pencil and ink

2332

9-Nov-93

Australian Financial Review

The big world names in global custody have their eyes on Australia despite the low profits and thin fees of the established operators

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2334

10-Jul-95

Australian Financial Review

RBA Governor Bernie Fraser waving a pair of scissors in New York being chased by a herd of bulls after an announcement by the Australian Government that US interest rates had been cut however this would not automatically lead to lower interest rates here

Pencil and ink

2336

7-Feb-95

Australian Financial Review

While the leasing industry has steadily grown since 1992, last year's interest rate rises have stunted growth. Here a large man dangles a smaall man over a leasing document

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2338

14-Dec-94

Australian Financial Review

Gareth Evans, Foreign Affairs Minister, behind a steering wheel in the shape of a compass

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2340

29-May-01

A life-sized replica of Kim Beazley sits at his desk with a sign "Read my lips. No new taxes" while the real Kim Beazley crawls out of his office

Pencil and ink

2342

7 March 1998-8 March 1998

Australian Financial Review

Ian Sinclair was Speaker in the Howard government and made his presence felt . Here he is in the boxing ring knocking out a backbencher when he is meant to be refereeing while Howard and Costello watch.

Pencil and ink

2344

Greetings From The South Pacific

18-Sep-97

Australian Financial Review

A greeting card from John Howard, a paper about greenhouse gases under his arm as he stands knee deep in water surrounded by flooded houses and trees

Pencil and ink

2346

30-Oct-97

Australian Financial Review

Peter Costello bouncing off the footpath outside the Stock Exchange with the media waiting to interview him

Pencil and ink

2348

23-Jul-98

Australian Financial Review

John Howard capitulating to the rebel elements of the party room and watering down the expected 100% sale of Telstra so that it would be shackled to the political whim of the Coalition and unable to develop to its full potential

Pencil and ink

2350

12-Sep-97

Australian Financial Review

Amanda Vanstone, Minister for Unemployment has pinned a small notice to unemployed questioning them as a result of criticcism of the government's perceived abandonment of long-term unemployed

Pencil and ink

2352

20-Jun-96

Australian Financial Review

Senator Ronald Boswell telling Senator Paul Calvert hold papers regarding uniform gun laws to sit still and noone will realise he is there as bullets fly around them in a bar

Pencil and ink

2354

An Anatomy Lesson

7 February 1998-8 February 1998

Australian Financial Review

Australian Constitutional Convention was held from 2-13 February 1998 with Peter Hollingsworth and a group of politicians including John Howard, Kim Beazley and Bill Hayden discussing whether to become a republic

Pencil and ink

2356

The Last Supper?

22-Jul-98

Australian Financial Review

John Fahey and Richard Alston announce a staged approach to the sale of Telstra while John Howard believes one of them may betray him

Pencil and ink

2358

18 July 1998-19 July 1998

Australian Financial Review

Pauline Hanson on the phone after a landslide victory for One Nation in the Queensland election explaining that Tim Fischer, tied to a telegraph pole, is unable to help so maybe she could

Pencil and ink

2360

26-May-98

Australian Financial Review

Kim Beazley is Robin Hood to Simon Crean's Friar Tuck discussing election proposals to embrace a full negative income tax system under the banner of family tax credits

Pencil and ink

2362

11-May-98

Australian Financial Review

A party with Peter Costello celebrating a budget surplus, John Howard dancing with Pauline Hanson and Peter Reith joining in

Pencil and ink

2364

The Reformists

18 April 1998-19 April 1998

Australian Financial Review

John Howard says "Let's talk tax reform" with Peter Costello grinning and Peter Reith hosing out the previous debris

Pencil and ink

2366

22-Jan-98

Australian Financial Review

President Soeharto of Indonesia dejectedly sitting on a footpath in front of a HELP1 sign, surrounded by rupiahs beside a billboard announcing the rupiah is down and Soeharto is to stay

Pencil and ink

2368

David Attenborough Presents, Life On Earth

27 September 1997-28 September 1997

Australian Financial Review

A LIFE ON EARTH contemplation by David Attenborough - "No-one is quite sure why, after spending their parliamentary lives feathering the nest and ensuring the future of their young, so many of the species leap from the cliffs of probity. Is it an overriding migratory urge or are they just stupid?

Pencil and ink

2370

5-Jul-94

Australian Financial Review

An unhappy Bill Clinton in a bath house at the foot of Mt Vesuvius aware that instead of accepting accolades for his economic achievements he is in danger of being seen as a weak leader with setbacks in trade talks and a falling dollar

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2372

12-Sep-94

Australian Financial Review

Alexander Downer depicted as Bud Abbott with his friend Lou Costello since he has been accused of a number of gaffes that make his party question his ability to lead them against Paul Keating

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2374

8-Dec-93

Australian Financial Review

Bob Collins, Minister for Transport and Communications has reached a bilateral compromise for a US-Australia air deal regarding the "golden corridor" between Australia and Japan

Pencil and ink

2376

15-Mar-94

Australian Financial Review

Dr Carmen Lawrence, the new member for Fremantle is considered hot political property, however she is aware of stereotyping members and assures all she won't be "putting on the glitz"

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2378

18-Jan-95

Australian Financial Review

John Howard playing Bingo in a room with many others and a caller in front of a banner "STATE BINGO Get the numbers"

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2380

11 July 1998-12 July 1998

Australian Financial Review

Mal Colston's vote that single-handedly sank the Coalition's best prepared plans to sell off the rest of Telstra

Pencil and ink

2382

7-Jun-96

Australian Financial Review

John Howard as Dr Who in a Telstra Tardis intent on selling off the rest of Telstra facing a determined Bob Brown, Kerry Nettle and Christine Milne refusing to vote for this to happen

Pencil and ink

2384

7-Jan-97

Australian Financial Review

Tim Fischer leading a crowd of followers after the WIK decision looking a little lost with the signpost pointing to MABO in one direction and TUMBARUMBA in the other

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2386

At The 18Th Annual General Meeting

8-Oct-97

Australian Financial Review

Rupert Murdoch appears to be saying nothing to the audience who are agreeing vehemently with Rupert while Lachlan Murdoch sits behind him with great mirth

Pencil and ink

2388

5-May-95

A card game in a saloon with among others John Howard, Peter Reith, Malcolm Fraser and Peter Reith with Bob Hawke hiding under the table as Paul Keating comes through the swinging door

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

Box 28

2390

approximtaley 1999

Treasurer Peter Costello wheeling supermarket trolley with Senators Mal Colston & Brian Harrdine in baby seat. Opposition leader Kim Beazley is also wheeling trolley in background.

Pencil and ink

2392

approximately 2000

John Howard & Peter Costello as olympic rowers discussing the republic and kids in detention.

Pencil and ink

2394

probably between 2011 and 2012

Malcolm Turnbull & Kevin Rudd discussing their future in a waiting room outside Liberal & Labor Party rooms.

Watercolour and ink

2396

John Howard dressed as superman with red cape, standing in front of Parliament House, Canberra. He is holding his underpants which is full of overflowing money.

Watercolour and ink

2398

probably between 2001-2002

Portrait of James Wood, Royal Commissioner into police corruption with Premier Bob Carr behind him, stepping on police/rats.

Pencil and ink

2400

The State Of Play

approximately 2007

David Hicks in detention at Adelaide cricket oval with a whistling John Howard as umpire.

Pencil and ink

2402

John Howard in helicoper looking down on John Howard waving to be rescued from desert landscape (Iraq?). By his feet in rocks he has messaged "regret".

Pencil and ink

2404

approximately 2005

Tony Abbott as a baby in waiting room being asked his views on adoption. Peter Costello in nearby office holding TGA document. John Howard as mother knitting beside Abbott.

Pencil and ink

2406

The Death Of Mark After Jacques Louis David 1793

27-Jun-05

Mark Latham dressed as an imman, lying down clutching a wishlist of plans being addressed by men holding up copies of his book "the Latham Diaries"

Pencil and ink

2408

approximately 2013

Australian Financial Review

Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd dressed as roman senators stabbing each other in the back.

Watercolour and ink

2410

approximately 2004

Portrait of suited male with suitcase by his side labelled ATSIC [time of dismantling?].

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2412

approximately 2013

James Packer, Barrie Unsworth, David Murray & Paul Keating with cups of tea in hand at meeting concerning Barangaroo project.

Watercolour and ink

2414

Lost

Malcolm Turnbull and fellow hiker [?] looking dejected and lost by a tree base in the middle of the bush. Turnbull lis throwing cards in a hat and carries a YSL backpack.

Pencil and ink

2416

Portrait [Winston Churchill?] showing top half of a male wearing a 3 piece suit and hat with fingers raised in a two finger salute, with a UK cruise missile coming out his mouth.

Watercolour and ink

2418

26-Jun-05

Portrait of George Brandis dressed as a rear admiral with John Howard as a rodent in the bookcase behind him. Out of the window is an oil platform.

Watercolour and ink

2420

Bird of prey with the head of a man [?] with a leafed branch in his mouth and blood dripping from his claws as he perches on a branch.

Watercolour and ink

2422

probably between 2007 and 2013

Australian Financial Review

Treasurer Wayne Swan as a circus master drawing a skeletal rabbit with carrot, out of a tophat.

Watercolour and ink

Sketch on verso

2424

approximtaley 1999

Jeff Kennett [?] as a downed AFL football with an umpire on his face/ball blowing a whistle [after losing premiership?].

Pencil and ink

2426

Bob Hawke lying in bed surrounded by books, which he is reading by torchlight.

Pencil and ink

2428

approximately 2007

John Howard driving a car with Woods commission into police corruption document being tossed aside and government business map by his side.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2430

probably between 2004 and 2006

John Howard with cricket bat, Mal Brough with matches & [Peter Beattie?] as young children being supervised by Peter Reith in the background.

Pencil and ink

2432

Australian Financial Review

John Howard as a circus trapeze artist clutching the hands of four small figures [representing senators?].

Pencil and ink

Keating' and 'Howard' on verso

2434

Australian Financial Review

Portrait of sitting labor politician Barry Jones.

Pencil and ink

2436

probably between 1994 and 1996

Portrait of Federal Labor Minister for Trade Bob McMullan.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2438

Trade Unionist Bill Kelty being hung aloft by a coat hanger, attached to his overalls. He holds a spanner in one land and an ashtray in the other.

Pencil and ink

2440

Industrial Relations

27-Jun-05

John Howard as a ballerina being held aloft by Jeff Kennett dressed as an AFL player.

Pencil and ink

2442

before 2001

Businessman Christopher Skase sitting in pyjamas [in a cell?] on top of a mattress which covers precious items he is obviously trying to hide.

Pencil and ink

2444

approximately 2002

Australian Financial Review

Kerry Packer, Paul Keating [rolling up his sleeves] and Bill Hayden with two donkeys.

Pencil and ink

2446

Portrait of Labor politician Bob McMullan

Pencil and ink

2448

Oversized John Howard with a lift and open elevator shaft at stomach level. Inside is a hatted, seated man with mouth open calling out something. Suited men, some carrying brief cases are making their way to the lift.

Pencil and ink

2450

Independent Senator Brian Harradine & Western Australia Labor Premier, Brian Burke sit on a bench with John Howard peaking over the back of the bench.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2452

John Howard holding onto stirrups being swung through the legs of horses, while holding a polo mallet.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2454

before 2001

Australian Financial Review

[Christopher Skase?] in a suit with a doctor the background inserting a card in a bundy timer clock.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2456

1999-2000

Introduction of GST shows John Howard in checked trousers and bow tie, seated on top of boxes labelled GST & 'Export of Canada'. He holds a bottle of GST. Behind him is Treasurer Peter Costello filling up two GST bottles from a running tap.

Pencil and ink

2458

approximately 1998

Premier of Queensland Wayne Goss, hides around corner holding a fish while Senator Pauline Hanson walks towards him, under an umbrella.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2460

probably between 1997 and 1998

Senator Pauline Hanson in polka dot shirt with hair rolled up into wheel which is being controlled by a cigar smoking surf life saver, wearing a suit on top and swimmers labelled 'Bondi'. Paulineis cutting a strand of rope with scissors.

Pencil and ink

2462

Bald man in green suit being carried along by an empty dialogue box.

Watercolour and ink

2464

The Debate

approximately 2004

John Howard and Mark Latham (both in underwear only) balanced on a pink striped pole over water, trying to hit each other with bags of money.

Watercolour and ink

2466

Shelving with boxes labelled 'Coles'. One figure [?] is poking his head through the top shelf, the other [?] is wheeling a supermarket trollwy full of money.

Watercolour and ink

2468

Meanwhile In Victoria

Two policemen [?] sitting in front of a car, with newspaper in the back headlined '4 charged as gangland hit". They are watching an AFL match with one saying to another "Call for backup".

Watercolour and ink

2470

Australian Financial Review

Bearded man holding a splattered cleaver in one hand and the other a pie labelled 'opera'.

Watercolour and ink

2472

For Ruehl

Australian Financial Review

Old man [?] and minus his teeth is in a suit, seated at desk with two trays on it. One 'In' tray is empty, the other 'Out' tray has a set of dentures.

Watercolour and ink

2474

Australian Financial Review

Parked car with cigar smoking passenger by drooping car meter labelled 'Expired". A traffic warden in green uniform and cap with Italian flad is writing out a ticket.

Watercolour and ink

2476

[Peter Costello?] dressed as a circus master with a ship in one hand and a raised top hat in the other, which is filled with money.

Watercolour and ink

2478

approximately 2004

Australian Financial Review

Presidential candidate for 2004 John Kerry. Man leaning against his oversized head, saying he looks a head in the polls.

Watercolour and ink

2480

Senator Brian Harradine, seated in a green armchair holding a television remote control, on the back of large crouching naked Brian Johns [CEO of ABC].

Watercolour and ink

2482

[Joe Hockey?] being lowered in bucket down a well. On the wall is graffiti 'Buck stops here Harry S 53'.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2484

1995-1996

Paul Keating portrayed as a piano accordian player playing on a footpath with [Peter Reith] sitting on top throwing a peanut at a passing John Howard.

Pencil and ink

2486

approximately 1996

Inside a circus ring with ABA [Australian Broadcasting Authority] represented as swinging clowns above and circus master [?] in the middle being circled by tow roaring lions, one labelled Optus, the other Foxtel. Men sit on the lions with television for heads.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2488

Trojan Cheryl

Cheryl Kernot as a trojan horse. At rear stands Kim Beazley, Gareth Evans, Brian Jones & Bob McMullan dressed as roman soldiers. While a flap door on the side is open to allow soldiers to enter.

Pencil and ink

2490

22-Jun-05

US Presidential election thanksgiving dinner with the Statue of Liberty at one end of a table, Uncle Sam the other and two turkerys on the table, one with the head of a Battered George W. Bush, the other Al Gore.

Pencil and ink

2492

Convoy

Malcolm Turnbull driving a truck labelled 'Malcolm'. In the front is a smaller truck with a billboard stating 'Labor's Debt Bombshell'. Driver in front truck comments that Malcolm's large rig is for his ego.

Pencil and ink

2494

Ruddette To Ruddy

1-Jul-05

Labor MP Belinda Neal cross-armed in front of a desk with a seated Kevin Rudd [dressed as a woman] who is outlining to her rules of political deportment.

Pencil and ink

2496

Boxing ring with Rupert Murdoch on the floor, pulling at his hair and a referree talking on the side to John Howard and Peter Costello, saying "He'll be with you as soon as he finishes his media commitments'.

Pencil and ink

2498

Alexander Downer as a bird sitting on a nest containing a bomb with a lit wick. Two bird watchers nearby are trying to identify him.

Pencil and ink

2500

Mr November

approximately 1998

Australian Financial Review

A reclining Bill Clinton posing as a magazine foldout model in his underwear [labelled with words 'impeachment'] smoking Newt Gringrich as a cigar.

Pencil and ink

2502

approximately 2003

Pauline Hanson sitting on the bottom bunk in a jail with fellow inmate on top bunk asking 'so how long do you get for murdering the english language?'

Watercolour and ink

2504

A cemetery with a grave inscribed with word 'Trust' and John Howard portrayed as a winged stone angel on top.

Watercolour and ink

2506

John Howard as a jockey, sitting on a trojan horse labelled 'Terror laws' in horse stalls. Other horses in the stall are named 'Constitution', 'Human Rights' & 'Civil Liberties'.

Pencil and ink

2508

2003-2005?

Peter Costello banging his head on a wall with John Howard in the foreground, seated with his feet on a desk saying 'A non-core promise is a non-core promise'.

Watercolour and ink

2510

Terror Cells?

UK prime minister Tony Blair, US president George W Bush and John Howard all seated in arm chairs and toasting 'You were right terror sells' with a glass of wine.

Pencil and ink

2512

Kim Beazley at the breakfast table, upending a wheatbix cereal box with John Howard clinging to the side. A milk carton nearby pictures a 'wanted' message for Michael Thaweey.

Watercolour and ink

2514

approximately 1996

John Howard with feet on desk stating 'At last reconciliation'. On desk are piles of WIK documents, a miner has tunnelled through the floor and outside through window, protesters are seen carrying crosses.

Pencil and ink

2516

Full Disclosure

26-Jun-05

Naked broadcaster Alan Jones and Rupert Murdoch standing by a radio panel desk, holding cups of tea and looking towards a suited sponsor who is saying 'Watch, no, no, I just like to listen'.

Pencil and ink

2518

approximately 2004

Broadcaster John Laws wearing headphones with a devil figure standing on mic and ABA [Australian Broadcasting Authority] figure standing on his left shoulder. The desk in front of him is covered in money.

Pencil and ink

2520

John Howard sitting on a head [?] represented as an anthill. Howard is eating an ant and saying 'mmm white ant'.

Pencil and ink

2522

Recuperate In Peace

approximately 2005

Mark Latham as a chicken, attending gravesite with Kim Beazley seemingly rising. Gravestone behind says 'RIP beloved leader of ALP' and John Howard and Julia Gillard are sticking their heads around it from the back.

Pencil and ink

2524

The Suckhole

25-Jun-05

Mark Latham being drawn down the suckhole of Uncle Sam's behind.

Pencil and ink

2526

At 2Ue

21-Jun-05

Broadcaster Alan Jones as a caged parrot with Optus contracts at the bottom of his cage. A cleaner is walking out the door.

Pencil and ink

2528

approximately 1998

John Howard, Chris Corrigan [Patrick Corporation], Peter Reith [Industrial Relations Minister] and Don McGauchie [NFF Executive Director] all having a cup of tea around the bodies of fallen stevedores from the waterfront dispute.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2530

Pauline Hanson as a sheepdog on the back of woollen Liberal party sheep.

Pencil and ink

2532

2005-2008

Iraq's Sudam Hussein firing a pistol with a hatted John Howard as a bullet about to be shot. A peace sign stands at the end of the pistol.

Pencil and ink

2534

Australian Financial Review

George W Bush and Tony Blair sitting around a table with a crashed Kim Jong-il [North Korean leader] represented as a missile, which has crashed onto the table. Bush is saying ' if only saddam would be so co-operative'.

Pencil and ink

2536

probably between 1991 and 2003

Portrait of Lord Mayor of Sydney Frank Sartor, in robes outside the Town Hall. Kathryn Greiner, Deputy Mayor head is shown on mayoral chains he wears around neck.

Pencil and ink

2538

The Amazing Bubble Boy

approximately 2006

John Howard in tracksuit walking along street in a bubble. Scattered around him are papers saying AWB [Australian Wheat Board] which was subject to Cole inquiry in 2006.

Pencil and ink

2540

Melbourne Open

Tennis match at Melbourne Open where the oversized net is topped with barb wire and [Peter Costello?] faces a hooded opponent.

Pencil and ink

2542

approximately 2008

Kevin Rudd and Brendan Nelson [Opposition leader] filling their cars with petrol. Fuel pipes surround cars taking petrol from one and putting it in to another.

Pencil and ink

2544

John Howard as Little John about to battle with sticks on a bridge [titled Education] with Rboin Hood [?]. In his quiver are arrows titled 'Health', 'Tax policy' & 'Education'. Howard is being urged on by schoolboy Peter Costello who is saying 'Tell him Little John, it's Rob the Poor and give to the rich".

Pencil and ink

2546

approximately 2006

With apologies to Kenneth Graham, John Howard & Peter Costello as Ratty and fox watching toad [Kim Beazley] in a motor car, tooting his interest rate horn. Fox is saying 'Oh dear Ratty, it looks like toad is taking his economic credentials out for a spin again'.

Watercolour and ink

2548

Kimberoo

Kim Beazley as an all-round soccer player, being supported by a cheering crowd of unionists The Australia ref says 'Now if you could do that in a game'/

Pencil and ink

2550

Liberal Party Leadership Relay

Poolside with contestants Peter Costello, Malcolm Turnbull on the side line. A sulky Tony Abbott wearing a 'L' plate lifesaving cap and boxing gloves looks on. A sinking head titled 'Bob' looks up from the water.

Pencil and ink

2552

24-Jun-05

A sobbing John Howard sitting in an armchair, reads of the retirement of cricket great Mark Waugh. Peter Costello is behind him putting on cricket whites.

Watercolour and ink

2554

Whipping Boy

John Howard as a racing jockey sitting on Kim Beazley who is drawn as a horse.

Pencil and ink

2556

27-Jun-05

Phillip Ruddock & John Howard in front of audience. Howard announces that 'We have received confirmation of a specific terrorist threat', it than goes on to show the two of them celebrating with Howard holding a 'Terror laws' paper in one hand.

Watercolour and ink

2558

Head Of Nuclear Inquiry To Be Announced

approximately 2006

John Howard as Mr Burns from The Simpsons. He stands by a door, holding a paper titled 'Nuclear power inquiry' and behind him stands Homer Simpson. In side the room, two men appear to be having a meeting.

Pencil and ink

2560

approximately 2004

Peter Costello stands in an empty swimming pool. Besides him is an upside down Mark Latham, who has just dived from a diving board onto a PS jar of pills. Costello is yelling 'John! Your prescription's been filled'.

2562

approximately 2005

John Howard and Peter Costello as spivs, wearing hats saying IR and carrying baseball bats. By their feet is nervous worker.

Watercolour and ink

Sketch on verso

2564

26-Jun-05

Fortune teller tells Mark Latham that she can see in her crystal ball [Peter Garrett's head] 'a tall bald stranger].

Watercolour and ink

2566

The Ashes, It'S Not Just Cricket

John Howard in cricket whites, using the bat as a violin. In the background is the ruisn of Christmas Island, Woomera, Port Hedland, Villawood and Baxter.

Pencil and ink

2568

The Window Dresser

approximately 2002

Simon Crean as a window dresser, dressing a figure titled 'Affirmative Action'. Walking past the window is Neville Wran, holding the arm of Bob Hawke dressed as a woman.

Pencil and ink

2570

Meanwhile In New England

Independent MP Tony Windsor standing by roadside watching a ute and caravan pass with loud speakers singing 'Barnaby'. The bottom cartoon shows the caravan opening and a large Barnaby pig exits wearing an akruba hat. Tony Windsor does not look impressed.

Pencil and ink

2572

Members of the public walk along the shaft and knife of a gun, labelled 'E. Timor' falling at the end, into a dark expanse.

Pencil and ink

2574

Best In Show Australasian Section

Prize giving ceremony with judge George W Bush and winner Columbia, Tony Blair and Britain and John Howard as a dog representing Austria. Howard has his tongue out and has crapped on the pedestal.

Pencil and ink

2576

Crisis Talks

John Howard dressed in sheeps clothing, leading a bunch of National Party sheep. He tells them 'The important thing is to stick together'.

Pencil and ink

2578

New! Phillip Ruddock Id Cards

27-Jun-05

Playing card featuring Phillip Ruddock as Jack of Spades.

Pencil and ink

2580

28-Jun-05

Greenpeace vessek Arctic Sunrise colliding with Japanese whaling trawler Nishhin Maru with parking officer on a dingy giving them a ticket. A nearby whale is a witness.

Pencil and ink

2582

Greens senator Bob Brown hugging a money tree with parliament house in the background.

Pencil and ink

2584

Playing To The Gallery

approximately 2008

Malcolm Turnbull on a golf course, with Julie Bishop as his caddy. He is hitting balls at a bunker called 'Deficit' in which stands Kevin Rudd, Wayne Swan & [?].

Pencil and ink

2586

Therapy

30-Jun-05

Belinda Neal and Brendan Nelson undergoing counselling in the wake of the 'Iguana-gate' incident.

Pencil and ink

2588

Copenhagen

1-Jul-05

Kevin Rudd and Penny Wong walking under an umbrella and pushing through other 'umbrella' countries on Copenhagen street.

Pencil and ink

2590

A naked Alexander Downer running through a wheat field being pursued by Kevin Rudd in a grader. Saddam Hussein pokes his head out through the wheat.

Watercolour and ink

2592

approximately 2003

O.K corral scene with a bottomed Simon Crean with a gun hoist, facing cowboys George W Bush and John Howard. Bush is saying to Howard 'That's the face of terror?'

Pencil and ink

2594

approximately 2007

Kevin Rudd, Brendan Nelson & Alexander Downer as pole dancers in a bar. Voters in foreground with ballots naming them [in 2007 federal election].

Pencil and ink

2596

1-Jul-05

John Howard holding a Kevin Rudd voodoo doll with Tony Abbott by the doorway offering to run-off some anti-Rudd flyers with credit left over from Andrew Laming account at printers. [In 2007 fraudulently claimed $67,000 worth of taxpayer funds for printing campaign material].

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2598

approximately 2005

Roman scene with John Howard being fed grapes by Industrial Relations Minister Kevin Andrews. Howard is getting his toenails buffed by Andrew Downer. He says 'The polls suggest the people are growing anxious with IR reform.

Pencil and ink

2600

John Howard and Peter Costello sniffing on the ground with Kim Beazley in background saying ' It's the economy stupid'.

Pencil and ink

2602

Money & Japan

John Howard and Peter Costello standing by Monet's painting of water lilies with Costello saying 'no, no show me the money'.

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2604

1-Jul-05

Queensland Premier Anna Bligh as an upturned tortoise with Peter Garratt [Federal Environmental Minister] being led away. Protesters in background hold placards 'Save the Mary River'.

Pencil and ink

2606

29-Jun-05

Kevin Rudd, John Howard and Julia Gillard fighting on a theatre stage. The nose of a crashed Qantas jet is to the side and backstage Peter Costello stands with Budget paper in his hand. Stage hand says it 'quite a warm up act'.

Pencil and ink

2608

Hello Sailor

Bare chested Malcolm Turnbull with a John Howard tattoo on his chest labelled 'safe haven'. Large octopus and galleon in background.

Watercolour and ink

2610

Rupert Murdoch being viewed through a window/monitor by [?] building a brick wall.

Pencil and ink

2612

Greens MP Bob Brown at compost heap holding Simon Crean. He is emptying a bucket of 'preferences' on heap marked 'Greening Australi ALP Degeneration Area'. Coaltanker in background.

Pencil and ink

2614

Two'S Company

Tony Blair, George W. Bush, John Howard around a table. Blair struggling to leave a reluctant Bush. Alexander Downer in foreground is ushering them along

Watercolour and ink

2616

Big Kim

Television control room showing multiple screens of Kim Beazley and latest in voyeuristic TV.

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2618

When A Stranger Calls

Suddam Hussein sitting on a lounge talking on phone about share prices. Through window in back are shadowy figures of Costello and Howard.

Pencil and ink

2620

[Peter Costello?] counting on an abacus. At door departs [Tim Fisher?].

Pencil and ink

2622

approximately 2007

John Howard packing a suitcase in his pyjamas for upcoming trip to the US. In his suitcse on the bed is Peter Costello.

Pencil and ink

2624

Graham Richardson, Bill Kelty, [Rupert Murdoch?] & [?] in the background. In foreground seated man [?] holding a book.

Pencil and ink

2626

probably between 2006 and 2007

Kevin Rudd leaning against a door jam welcoming in a dejected looking John Howard.

Pencil and ink

2628

approximately 2007

Politican and former unionist Greg Combet as a soldier in the trenches with an unexploded IR bomb beside him. He holds a love letter from Labor Party.

Watercolour and ink

2630

The Mother And Father Of Invention

Standing against a wall, a pregnant John Howard with a whistling black-stocking clad Alexander Downer. An empty newspaper stand is nearby.

Watercolour and ink

2632

A diminutive [Mark Latham?] up against the giant legs of [Kim Beazley?]

Pencil and ink

Sketch on verso

2634

Couching The Question

probably between 2005 and 2007

Alexander Downer being interviewed by psychiatrist about David Hicks mental state.

Pencil and ink

2636

UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher holding a baby [?] who wears a flying cap and holds a toy aeroplace labelled 'Privatisation'.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2638

Kerry Stokes owner of Channel 7, standing on round television set while holding a bent coat hanger aerial.

Pencil and ink

2640

approximately 2002

Businessman Solomon Lew & [Rupert Murdoch?] front a hearing full of replicas of themselves.

Pencil and ink

2642

A smiling Peter Costello holding a pile of papers. Behind him are smaller fighting figures with guillotines, axes and daggers.

Pencil and ink

2644

Portrait of Reg Grundy standing by a chocolate wheel. The letter CFM are in one portion of the wheel.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2646

Man in suit and flying hat, sits in an arm chair flying machine which is being powered by a cable leading down to a house. It has a sail with a apple core pictured like a plug.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2648

approximately 1996

John Howard and Paul Keating as bullocks pulling against each other. On top of cart is a man with a drum around his neck labelled 'Vote 1'.

Pencil and ink

2650

John Howard in armchair watching a fight between two figures on a TV with a man behind [?[. Besides him is a running machine titled 'Reconciliation'. His son in the background asks for keys.

Pencil and ink

2652

10-Jun-05

Bill and Hiliary Clinton around the breakfast table. Hiliary is frustrated about public preoccupation with sex while Bill tells her to calm down as she knows how he reacts.

Pencil and ink

2654

approximately 1989

Theo Cooper,[Premier of Queensland in 1989] playing football with Rob Borbidge, [who took over from Cooper].

Pencil and ink

2656

approximtaley 1999

Australian Democrats Meg Lee playing AFL with a John Howard head/ball. Kim Beazley attempts to stop her wearing a badge 'Just say no'. Rowe writes that'Meg Lees continues her pusuit of the record number of concessions in a single GST package'.

Pencil and ink

2658

approximately 1997

Pauline Hanson as a giant pig with John Howard sliding under railings in order to grab her. Man on side 'Tell us again why you're after our Miss Pauline'.

Pencil and ink

2660

approximtaley 1999

Naked broadcaster John Laws is sipping tea with his foot on a pile of money at the time of the ABA cash for comment inquiry.

Pencil and ink

2662

The Emperors New Clothes..And Kim'S New Clothes

approximately 2003

The two naked leaders John Howard and Kim Beazley gazing at themselves in mirrors. Howard sees a Napoleonic emperor while Beazley sees himself naked.

Pencil and ink

2664

approximately 1997

John Howard in a postbox in his electorate of Bennelong with Brian Harradine dropping at the base parcels labelled GST and WIK. Crowds in the distance are running away .

Pencil and ink

2666

approximtaley 1999

Independent senators Mal Colston and Brian Harradine sit naked under a GST tree in the garden of Eden. A John Howard snake tries to tempt Harradine with a possible exempt Tasmanian apple.

Pencil and ink

2668

John Howard, Alexander Downer, Phillip Ruddock & [?] are angels playing musical instruments while Woomera detention centre burns in the background.

Pencil and ink

2670

25-Jun-05

John Howard as a cleric reading the last rites to a bed-ridden Governor-General Sir Peter Hollingsworth.

Pencil and ink

2672

Conflict Of Interest

1996-1998

Warwick Parer Minister of Resources under John Howard's government, holding a mobile ticker tape machine and addressing press. John Howard is seen slipping away in background holding a sign 'Ministerial Guidelines".

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2674

Rollback Etc Etc

approximately 2001

Kim Beazley and John Howard being uncovered while hiding under giant rocks. Relates to Labor party policy on the rollback for GST]

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2676

State Of The Union

approximately 1998

Bill Clinton, with large inflated nose as a hot air balloon, floating over the US Congress.

Pencil and ink

2678

Rort! Rort! Rort!

approximately 2006

Peter Beatie and Kim Beazley running away from a number of approaching cane toads calling out "Rort, rort".

Watercolour and ink

2680

approximately 1998

Peter Reith, Minister Workplace Relations at desk reading newspaper "USA dockside dispute". Guard dogs sit at feet and hooded colleague on phone trying to determine MUA tactics.

Pencil and ink

2682

approximately 2001

John Howard and wife Jeanette, walking through corn field with George Bush on a tractor behind. Howard (carrying sack saying Free Trade) is saying that he's busy but will see them sooner or later.

Pencil and ink

2684

approximately 2003

Peter Costello walking away from a giant billboard portrait of Suddam Hussein, with his dog John Howard. He holds a razor having just shaved off some of Hussein's mustache

Pencil and ink

2686

Politican/banker? [also looks like ex head of ABC Brian Johns] In raincoat & under umbrella pointing to weather map. He is standing ankle deep in money.

Watercolour and ink

Signed by artist

2688

approximately 1997

US President Bill Clinton at APEC meeting at time of the economic crisis hitting the Asia-Pacific region in 1997. Fallen figures are in front of him having committed hari kari, John Howard is behing him, gonzilla monster in background and a canadian mountie in front is saying that 'the pants don't work' in response to Clinton's 'this is serious' comment.

Pencil and ink

2690

22-Jun-05

Seated Democrat Al Gore addressing fallen George W Bush, saying 'Close..but no cigar.' [2000 Presidential election]

Pencil and ink

2692

Pieces Of Hate

Phillip Ruddock, Minister for Immigration as a parrot, sitting on John Howard (as a pirate) shoulder, in a dingy in the middle of the sea. He says 'Pieces of hate'.

Pencil and ink

2694

Portrait of Justice Lionel Murphy, Attorney-General in the government of Gough Whitlam and as a Justice of the High Court of Australia from 1975

Pencil and ink

2696

Ruddock Proof Fence

24-Jun-05

Phillip Ruddock rattling at the gates of British Embassy with two boys behind the fence. [Two boys seeking political asylum after escaping Woomera detention centre]

Pencil and ink

2698

Portrait of [Anthony Pratt?] and another standing by a wall

Watercolour and ink

2700

The Weigh-In

Melbourne Cup weigh-in with John Howard on stands indicating One Nation is down. Pauline Hanson in riding silks is leaving room scowling at Howard.

Pencil and ink

2702

26-Jun-05

Hooded figure being drapped between two suited men. Jeering crowd in background with one saying to another ' David Hicks?, the rest saying 'Sally Robins [Olympian rower who gave up in 2004 event].

Watercolour and ink

2704

Australian Financial Review

Portrait of NSW Premier Bob Carr as a trapeze artist, contorted while walking on a tight-rope.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2706

21-Jul-05

Australian Financial Review

ASIO rep carrying ASIC briefcase pointing finger at black suited man [Senator Robert Ray? On Parliamentary Joint Committee on ASIOs detention powers] saying 'you bent' while the man replies ' Ok you be the straight man'.

Watercolour and ink

2708

The Gst Caravan

Open topped car on mountain road, trailing a number of caravans. Costello is driving into a tunnel with warning 'Black economy ahead'. Also in car Peter Reith and John Howard. Howard is holding on a chain in which Professor Alan Fels, head of ACCC is escaping over the 'Nationals' caravan.

Pencil and ink

2710

The Tampa Crisis

31-Aug-01

Raft on the open sea with partly clothed figures of John Howard, Alexander Downer, Phillip Ruddock & Peter Costello waving to a ship title 'Indonesia' in the distance.

Black & white photocopy

2712

Migrant mother and son walking away from setting sun (which is portrayed as sinking scull) on a tropical beach.

Pencil and ink

2714

21-Jun-05

John Laws and cash for Comment affair, Sitting behind mike at desk with boxes of endorsement close at hand, saying "They made an offer they couldn't refuse'..

Pencil and ink

2716

John Howard wedged in a Telstra phone box with suited men marching in a line behind him.

Pencil and ink

2718

John Howard asleep in bed, counting jumping barristers leaping over his head.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2720

John Howard working on a production line, sorting through naked figures which are coming out of a tube titled ' Mains streaming'.

Pencil and ink

2722

Portriat of Victorian Premier Jeff Kennett with mini Jeff Kennett on one shoulder and woman and loud speaker on the other.

Pencil and ink

Signed by artist

2724

Kim Beazley on top of wind vane on a rooftop.

Pencil and ink

2726

Cabinet

John Howard, slipping into a Pauline Hanson costume.

Pencil and ink

2728

Tampa Anniversary

probably between 2002 and 2004

Philip Ruddock in SS uniform with John Howard, both with hands behind their backs, looking at an anniversary cake lablled 'Tampa Anniversary'.

Pencil and ink

2730

There Was One On The Bed 7 The Little One Said

probably between 1996 and 1998

John Howard lying in bed with a departing Pauline Hanson walking out carrying her shoes. The bed is labelled Xenophobia and Howard says 'it was good for me'.

Pencil and ink