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Transcript 7 October 1973

- Gough Whitlam

PM Transcripts, Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet

Image 1 January 1975

"Right! Everything seems to be back in. Shake it and see if it ticks!" [Jim Cairns and Gough Whitlam checking the economy] [picture] / Moir

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1975

Arming up [Gough Whitlam vs Billy Snedden] [picture] / Moir

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1974

The trump card [Gough Whitlam, Billie Snedden and Fred Daly's electoral reforms] [picture] / Moir

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1974

"Right! the fight's over, I'm in charge" [Gough Whitlam holding dripping sword and severed head of Billy Snedden over news sheet which reads "Snedden...

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1974

Mutiny [Captain (Gough Whitlam) being made to walk the plank by mutineer (Caucus) on the phosphate laden ship Bounty] [picture] / Moir

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1974

Don't fret cobber, I've got nothing to lose! [Doug Anthony reassures Liberal leader Billy Snedden as Snedden and Gough Whitlam await the fall of the election...

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Image 1 January 1974

[Passing the buck on Aboriginal affairs, including Gough Whitlam, Gordon Bryant, Charles Perkins and Departmental secretary Barrie Dexter] [picture] / Moir

National Library of Australia Collection, National Library of Australia

Article 1 December 2022

50 years ago today, Gough Whitlam was elected. There are some lessons for Albanese in what came next

The Conversation, The Conversation

Article 1 December 2022

Half a century on, it’s time to reassess the Whitlam government’s economic legacy

The Conversation, The Conversation

Article 1 December 2022

Grattan on Friday: To have the best chance of success, the Voice must be sold to voters as a positive, unifying story

The Conversation, The Conversation

Gough Whitlam's birthplace

Exploring Democracy, Museum of Australian Democracy