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The Liberal opposition, on the other hand, supported the campaign for Australia to raise money to build ships for the Royal Navy: the so-called Dreadnought campaign.
So when Dudley made a speech in support of the Dreadnought campaign, he was straying into party politics, leading to a tense relationship with Fisher.
But although Fisher was careful not to criticise Dudley in public, the Governor-General had acquired a reputation as " anti-Labor ," which made him unpopular with half the Australian electorate.
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