Voters don't blame John Howard for interest rate rise

Story date: 2007-11-04 06:50:00
Added on: 2007-11-04 08:00:19

News.com.au - VOTERS aren't ready to blame John Howard should interest rates go up this week - despite Labor's best efforts. Even among Labor voters, less than 20 per cent would blame the Prime Minister, an exclusive Galaxy opinion poll has found. And almost half ...


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