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About the authors
Dr David Clune OAM was the Manager of the NSW parliament’s Research Service
and the parliament’s historian for many years. He has written extensively about
NSW politics and history. He is the co-editor (with Michael Hogan) of The people’s
choice: electoral politics in twentieth century NSW (2001), co-author (with Gareth
Griffith) of Decision and deliberation: the parliament of NSW, 1856–2003 (2006),
co-editor (with Ken Turner) of The premiers of NSW, 1856–2005 (2006) and The
governors of NSW, 1788–2010 (2009), and author of InsidetheWranera:theRon
Mulock memoirs (2015). He was awarded the Centenary of Federation Medal in
2001 and the Order of Australia Medal in 2011.
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