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It is unlikely that a political memoir published today would be described as 'frustratingly discreet', rather today’s former politicians often publish juicy tell-alls after leaving office, with shocking behind-the-scene revelations and an occasional stab at former rivals.
As Josh Black explains in his new book Performance Politics: Australian politicians and the stories they tell, a century ago memoirs by Australian politicians were few and far between, for very interesting cultural reasons.
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