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snippets from “Things You Learn Along the Way, by John Menadue”
“I saw politics as offering the means to influence the way power was exercised. I held the view that politics was a noble vocation, even if frustrating and criticised. I was attracted to a political career and Whitlam gave me full support and encouragement to try to find a seat in Parliament.
By 1965 I had been with him five years and, despite the excitement of the battles for reform within the ALP, there was a limit to how long I wanted to be always in his large shadow. I was also growing tired of being away from home so much.”…
““In the eight elections from 1946, Hume had changed hands five times. At the most recent election, in 1963, it had been won by the Country Party by only 600 votes. At the centre of the Hume electorate was the state Labor seat of Burrinjuck, whose member, Billy Sheahan, drew on the traditional Irish Catholic vote. He said he had 300 relatives to vote for him.”…
“Eric Walsh, writing under a pseudonym in Nation magazine, commented ‘Like his boss, Menadue doesn’t hold a glass of beer convincingly’.
My campaign in 1966 was in the middle of the Labor Split. In Hume the DLP polled about ten per cent of the vote. Many were former ALP voters and mainly Catholic. I tried to neutralise some of the antagonistic Catholic priests. Father Ed Campion from Sydney gave me a profile of the Catholic priests in the electorate and where they stood in the Split. It was an interesting insight for me about the diversity within the Catholic church. The ‘Irish Mafia’—Ed Campion, Brian Johns and Eric Walsh—were a great help in the campaign with ideas, advice, press releases and television production. I got to know Mick Young, another member of the ‘Irish Mafia’ a few years later.”
““It was the wrong time to be a Labor candidate, at the height of the Split and with the very strong public feeling flowing then in favour of Australian troops in Vietnam. I received the most hostile reception to Labor policies on withdrawal from Vietnam in traditional Labor areas such as the railway workshops in Junee and in the construction camps on the Snowy Mountains at Talbingo. At both venues I got a lot of heckling. It was the old White Australia syndrome, ‘Fight the yellow hordes as far as possible from Australia’. President Lyndon Johnson visited Australia just before the election to rally support for Harold Holt and his ‘All the way with LBJ’.”

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Matthew Gruter is currently in detention after his visa was revoked by Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke on Monday over the South African national's participation in a neo-Nazi rally on November 9.