Scoop Images: Head To Head – Crean vs Beazley

Monday, 16 June 2003, 12:56 am
Article: Photographer Mark Graham

This morning in Canberra former Australian Labor Party leader Kim Beazley is mounting a challenge against incumbent leader Simon Crean for the leadership. Below are images of adversaries. UPDATE: Simon Crean won the vote 58 votes to 34.

Simon Crean

Kim Beazley

Simon Crean

Kim Beazley

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