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1998 Federal Election: Liberal Party Advertisements

Oct 01, 1998

This is a selection of Liberal Party advertisements broadcast during the 1998 federal election.

They include radio advertisements and the audio soundtrack of television advertisements.

• Don’t Go Back To Labor
  
• Work For The Dole
  
• Don’t Let Labor Sneak In
  
• This Election Will Be Close
  
• Treasurer Peter Costello
  
• Prime Minister John Howard
  
• Workplace Relations and Small Business Minister Peter Reith
  

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Filed Under: 1998 Federal Election, Audio, Election Advertisements, Howard, Liberal Party Tagged With: 1998 Federal Election, election advertisements, John Howard, Liberal Party, Peter Costello, Peter Reith, Work for the Dole

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