Political cartoons and caricatures, 1997-2001 / drawn by Ward O'Neill

PXD 872

fonds

2 Feb. 1997 - 8 Feb. 2001

Graphic Materials, Drawings

413029

Drawings - 37 x 50 cm. or smaller - 65 Chinagraph pencil - pen - ink drawings on board

1. Employment policy. Remote chance of failure procedures
2. Wik 10 point plan
3. Back-bench
4. Short-term strategy for on-going conflagration situation
5. [Untitled]
6. Sharp's Flyer
7. Totally revolutionary GST 10% modified model
8. Whilst in the Senate the Tasmanian pimpernel disposes at a stroke with the government and its bold schemes
9. A few small adjustments are needed to bring Dr Kemp's brilliant plans to a triumphant conclusion!
10. The momentum gathers for a quick but not expedient, inquiry with terms of reference that confirm the revenue neutrality, fairness etc. etc. of proposed taxation reform measures ... please stand by
11. In the jungle, the mighty jungle, Mr Moore-Wilton begs to differ with the Minister for Defence
12. Aussie, Aussie ... Oy! Oy! Oy!
13. John Laws, Alan Jones ... keeping the schemes alive!
14. Mr Vaile goes to seattle (sic.), WASHINGTON
15. In Mr Costello's absence at the G2O, the task of announcing the quarterly GDP rises falls to Mr Fahey
16. Ziggy's brave new Telstra
17. HDMP - High Definition Mogul Problem
18. Mr Murdoch begs to differ, Sen. Alston undestands
19. RBA Mortgage Haircut. Prop. Mr I Macfarlane
20. Kelty declares war
21. In a move destined to win the approval of all Australians, the Opposition pledges itself to an unprecedented bi-partisan approach in which each party will match the policy disasters of the other
22. Australia welcomes the UN Secretary General Koffi Anan (sic.) (No human rights abuses here)
23. Problems with the GST & your caravan notwithstanding, the Tax Reform to save us all nears completion
24. In the event of evacuation, remain calm &, where possible, blame the Opposition (Nursing Home uproar)
25. Danna Vale's Mandatory Sentence, with subject, verb and predicate - I lost my nerve
26. Bronwyn [Bishop], still in the ti-tree thickets around Port Phillip Bay
27. Thank you for calling on Australia. Currently most of our population are unavailable. Your visit has been placed in a queue and will be attended to by the first interested Australian. Thank you for your interest
28. Reith Constructions. The site of further exciting attempts to re-make the industrial landscape
29. Howard's Running Repairs
30. Don't despair! Uncle John and Aunty Jocelyn are here!
31. We will never fully privatise Telstra
32. A message from your government. The markets are in turmoil and ALL'S WELL as to be be expected! Up to a point
33. Your budget saved! Emergency ABN numbers
34. [Untitled]
35. The Reserve Bank and Al Greenspan close in at an awkward moment in history ...
36. Common sense prevails and Australia assumes a watching brief on a range of issues
37. Tales of the South Pacific with hourly revision
38. Continued from last week - NSW Democracy at Work No. 2 - this week - The Liberals at Play
39. Greetings from London
40. ... while Peter Costello suffers the unbearable strain of appearing to be modestly indifferent to the apparently rapturous reception of the Goods and Services Tax
41. Suggestion box - we think you have gone far enough
42. Up a creek, not mentioned by the Geographical Names Board
43. Queensland Land Clearing - Bob Katter takes a busman's holiday
44. GST - no loopholes here
45. Whither your Australian dollar?
46. Historic first use of Watercannon
47. UN update. The Prime Minister explains Australian custom and practice to Mary Robinson, Helen Clark, Kofi Annan etc., of One World Government, Fabian, Jewish Conspiracy ilk
48. Petroleum fuel - nothing to do with me, mate
49. T2. The deals you are trying to conclude with Looksmart, Solution 6 and Computershare have fallen through. Please try again
50. [Untitled]
51. The J1 & J2 Olympic Trail!
52. Coming soon! Bridges, roads, telecommunications infrastructure by the ute load - John Anderson
53. Telstra - your investment protected!
54. Prof. Fels more in sorrow than anger
55. ask not for whom the phone rings ...
56. Mission Impossible
57. [Untitled]
58. Save the ABC yet again
59. The road to hell is paved
60. Relaxed and comfortable, Kim?
61. The Liberal Parliamentary Changing Room
62. At the very moment when Australia appeared ready to drop into a bottomless trench
63. Joint emergency procedures
64. Frenzied Political Activity Statement
65. Demand & output more moderate than earlier envisaged

Arranged chronologically by date of publication

Published in the Australian Financial Review between 3 Feb. 1997 and 10 Feb. 2001

Signed by artist, usually in a corner
Titled from cartoon text