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David Clune

David Clune was the NSW parliament’s historian and is currently an Honorary Associate in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney. He is the co-editor with Rodney Smith of From Carr to Keneally: Labor in Office in NSW 1995–2011.

National affairs David Clune 30 June 2019 The long leadership race has given Gladys Berejiklian’s government valuable breathing space
National affairs David Clune 30 May 2019 Mark Latham’s plan for the NSW upper house sidesteps rather than confronts parliament’s problems National affairs David Clune 8 May 2019 Election 2019 | New South Wales has some lessons for the Senate National affairs David Clune 24 March 2019 Gladys Berejiklian’s historic win was partly good luck but mainly good management National affairs David Clune 9 March 2019 Far from being a disaster in New South Wales, minority government could bring lasting reforms
National affairs David Clune 25 February 2019 The NSW government’s privatisation and investment strategy has fallen out of sync with the electoral cycle
National affairs David Clune 12 November 2018 The state party’s new leader stands in a long tradition, but it’s not clear what that will mean in practice National affairs David Clune 11 September 2018 Will voter disenchantment be great enough to unseat Gladys Berejiklian’s government in New South Wales? National affairs David Clune 13 November 2017 Malcolm Turnbull’s loss of a majority in parliament has at least one illuminating precedent Books & arts David Clune 10 July 2017 Books | Former NSW Labor MP Carl Scully settles old scores in a vivid account of life in Macquarie Street
National affairs David Clune 11 April 2017 Three bad by-election results have increased the pressure on the first female Liberal premier of New South Wales. But an election is still two years away
National affairs David Clune 6 March 2017 The WA premier has drawn the wrong lesson from Mike Baird’s 2015 election win Books & arts David Clune 10 November 2016 Books | A new account of the 1916 and 1917 conscription debates looks beyond the factional struggles that tore Labor apart National affairs David Clune 4 October 2016 A slump in popularity highlights the challenges for Mike Baird’s brand of leadership National affairs David Clune 4 March 2015 Is a Labor victory possible? David Clune looks at what’s working in Mike Baird’s favour, and what isn’t
National affairs David Clune 18 April 2014 David Clune assesses a premiership cut unexpectedly short