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1998 Federal Election: National Party Advertisement

Oct 01, 1998

This is a National Party advertisement broadcast during the 1998 federal election.

It features the Leader of the National Party, Deputy Prime Minister Tim Fischer.

• Tim Fischer
  

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Filed Under: 1998 Federal Election, Audio, Election Advertisements, The Nationals Tagged With: 1998 Federal Election, election advertisements, National Party, Tim Fischer

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