Australian Labor Party - "Don't gamble away our future" (1987 election ad)

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Uploaded to YouTube by: Malcolm Farnsworth

Date submitted to Unlisted Videos:	16 July 2022
Date uploaded/published to YouTube:	29 April 2013

Tags: Bob Hawke, Australian Labor Party, 1987 Australian federal election, Australian politics

Description:

"Would you really mortgage Australia's future to Howard, Sinclair & Carlton, with Joh pulling the strings?"

This attack ad released by the ALP depicts the state of disunity within the Coalition at the time, caused by the "Joh for Canberra" campaign, emphasizing the need for a united government as its pitch to voters.