== Peacock was not forced to resign == 
 "In September 1985, Peacock tried to engineer Howard's replacement as Deputy Leader by John Moore, but the manoeuvre backfired when the party room supported Howard, and Peacock was forced to resign" 

 That is not entirely correct. It was Peacock's own decision to resign as leader, the party room's decision to retain Howard as Deputy was not a reflection on his leadership since they wanted Peacock to stay as leader. As Paul Kelly says in his End of Certainty book the party wanted Peacock and Howard to work together and stop the fight between them.   

 My recollection is that he was forced to resign as a result of his own stupidity, but I have no objection to it reading "and Peacock resigned."   

 Shouldn't the infamous Car Phone conversation between Jeff Kennett and Peacock be included to illustrate the relationship he had with Howard?   
 :Yes, it should be in there.''''''  

 ==Disputes with Fraser==