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Brian Loughnane: Liberal Party’s 2004 Federal Election Analysis

Oct 27, 2004

The Federal Director of the Liberal Party, Brian Loughnane, has addressed the National Press Club on the outcome of the 2004 Federal Election.

This is the official transcript of Loughnane’s Address.

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Filed Under: 2004 Federal Election, Electoral Behaviour, Howard, Liberal Party Tagged With: Brian Loughnane, NPC

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