Gough Whitlam was born on this day in 1916. Australia’s 21st PM and the one who found the outer suburbs unsewered, and left them fully flushed - he would have been 109 today.
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Bob Hawke paying tribute to John Curtin during the end credits of the documentary Hellfire Jack: The John Curtin Story. Broadcast in 1985
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‘Let’s Stick Together’- a Labor campaign jingle and advertisement for the 1987 federal election
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Frank Forde having a chat with Sgt. John Curtin Jr. in Darwin, July 1942
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Newsreel covering the death and state funeral of John Curtin, July 1945
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Newsreel covering the death and state funeral of John Curtin, July 1945
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Newsreel covering the death and state funeral of John Curtin, July 1945
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Stanley Bruce with Sir Henry Gullett in Canberra, 3 July 1935
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William McMahon with his family shortly after the birth of his third child Deborah, October 1972
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Julian McMahon portraying Prime Minister Stephen Roos in the Netflix mystery comedy-drama The Residence, aired in March 2025
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John Curtin’s declining health throughout 1945 and death before the end of the Pacific War, as covered in the documentary Hellfire Jack: The John Curtin Story. Broadcast in 1985
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John Curtin’s declining health throughout 1945 and death before the end of the Pacific War, as covered in the documentary Hellfire Jack: The John Curtin Story. Broadcast in 1985
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John Curtin died on this day in 1945. Australia’s 14th PM and the one who played for Brunswick in the Victorian Football Association - he was 60. He would be 140 if he were around today
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Julian McMahon in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel talking about his father Sir William, and how his mum Lady Sonia would visit Julian on set while filming took place, 13 March 2007
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Julian McMahon in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel talking about his father Sir William, and how his mum Lady Sonia would visit Julian on set while filming took place, 13 March 2007
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Julian McMahon in an interview with Jimmy Kimmel talking about his father Sir William, and how his mum Lady Sonia would visit Julian on set while filming took place, 13 March 2007
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William McMahon about to go play squash, and taking his son Julian with him, 1971
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William McMahon with his wife Sonia and children Julian, Melinda and Deborah, 1972
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Billy Hughes with his wife Mary after arriving in Brisbane, 3 July 1948
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John Howard speaking in a Liberal television ad for the 1987 federal election. Broadcast in July 1987
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A Labor television ad savaging the Coalition over its disunity in the lead-up to the 1987 federal election. Broadcast in June 1987
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Harold Holt’s official statement on the assassination attempt on Arthur Calwell, 22 June 1966
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Sir Billy Snedden attending the Highland Games And Celtic Festival in Ringwood, Victoria, circa late 1970s
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