The phones have stopped ringing. It’s eerie and doesn’t feel right. The usual mischief-makers have stopped taking calls and answering texts for more than a week and everyone knows time is running out for a change. It’s a false calm, but it’s the first indication that Rudd’s reinstatement campaign is being executed differently and therefore might succeed this time.
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Latika Bourke is a political reporter for the ABC.
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