This book investigates the multifaceted electoral landscape of Australia in 1990, encompassing the federal election, a significant state by-election in Fremantle, and the Northern Territory general election. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the political forces, key issues, and outcomes that shaped Australia's governance during that pivotal year. The analysis draws upon official results, media reports, and political commentary from the period to offer a detailed account of the electoral processes and their implications.

This work is likely to be of interest to political historians, students of Australian politics, and those seeking a detailed record of the 1990 electoral cycle. The scope suggests a thorough compilation of data and events, offering a factual account of the elections. The focus on specific electoral contests indicates a commitment to providing a granular understanding of the political dynamics at play during that year.