Selling the Australian Government: Politics and Propaganda from Whitlam to Howard

Exploring the intricate relationship between government spending and media manipulation, this book reveals how millions of taxpayers' dollars are used to monitor opposition voices and disseminate propaganda. Greg Barns, a former senior government adviser, uncovers the tactics employed by governments to shape public perception and maintain control over political narratives. Through this analysis, he highlights the significant impact of these strategies on the political process in Australia, challenging the media's role in questioning such practices.