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IN THIS COLUMN three years ago (June 2004) I wrote about two topics not at first sight very closely related. The first was Anzac Day; the second was Mark Latham, that bright Lucifer who so briefly lit up the Labor Party. In June 2004, as today, the summer lightning of a federal election was flickering on the political horizon.
I wrote with pride about Anzac Day 2004: the pomp and circumstance; the bands and banners; the fine turnout of the young troops in the presently-serving units; the resolution of the ageing veterans who, having made it to the starting line would--by God!--somehow cross the finishing line with their mates. The crowds especially were ...