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What's in this site? Profiles of Australia's 29 prime ministers. Sample documents in the National Archives. Pathways to records in collections in Australia and overseas. Take a quick tour. Who developed the site? The National Archives created. As a collaborative project. About the Portal Partners. We value your questions and comments. Let us know what you think. Find out about Australia's prime ministers. To begin, explore the life and times of Australia's PMs. NAA: A1200, L16929. Need a ready reference?

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Joseph Cook - Australia's PMs - Australia's Prime Ministers

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Joseph Cook was 31 in 1891 when he became Labor member for Hartley in the New South Wales parliament. Three years later, he was a minister in George Reid’s Free Trade government. He joined the first federal parliament in 1901 as a Free Trade member and, despite being described as having ‘no glow’, held the federal seat of Parramatta for 20 years. Joseph Cook (second from left) and Mary Cook (right) meet the people of Parramatta, New South Wales on 2 November 1913, the 125th anniversary of its foundation.

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John Curtin - Australia's PMs - Australia's Prime Ministers

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John Curtin and US General Douglas MacArthur meet at Parliament House on 26 March 1942. NAA: A1200, L36449. Curtin was also intent on ensuring that Australia emerge from the war free from the unemployment problems of the 1930s. He aimed for a policy of work for all who wanted it, arguing this could be achieved in peacetime as it had in war. John Curtin died in office, on 5 July 1945, just six weeks before the end of the war in the Pacific. Fast facts on John Curtin. National Archives of Australia.

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John McEwen - Australia's PMs - Australia's Prime Ministers

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John McEwen was Prime Minister from 19 December 1967 to 10 January 1968 following the death of Harold Holt. His term as Prime Minister came near the end of his 37 years in parliament. The moment of office: John McEwen is sworn in by Governor-General Lord Casey at Yarralumla on 19 December 1967. NAA: A1200, L68079. Fast facts on John McEwen. Timeline: significant events for John McEwen. The researcher's portal to records on Australia's prime ministers. Search for institutions with records on John McEwen.

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Joseph Lyons - Australia's PMs - Australia's Prime Ministers

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Joseph Lyons was Prime Minister for seven years only a few days short of matching the then record term of WM Hughes. He was the first Australian Prime Minister to die in office. Brisbane waterside workers meet Prime Minister Joseph Lyons, the first Prime Minister to make full use of air travel to meet people across the nation. National Library of Australia PIC/6241. Fast facts on Joseph Lyons. Timeline: significant events for Joseph Lyons. The researcher's portal to records on Australia's prime ministers.

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Robert Menzies - Australia's PMs - Australia's Prime Ministers

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Robert Gordon Menzies was Australia’s longest serving Prime Minister. He held the office twice, from 1939 to 1941 and from 1949 to 1966. Altogether he was Prime Minister for over 18 years still the record term for an Australian Prime Minister. Prime Minister Robert Menzies escorts Queen Elizabeth II at the State banquet at Parliament House, Canberra on 16 February 1954, with Pattie Menzies and the Duke of Edinburgh following. NAA: A1773, RV490. Menzies’ second period as Prime Minister laid the foundation...

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Skip to the content. Vladimir Petrov and his beloved dog Jack. Image courtesy of Newspix. Wikipedia article about Leon Trotsky. Images of Australian history at Picture Australia. National Archives of Australia’s Prime Ministers. National Library of Australia’s Belonging. What Happened to the Petrovs? No friends, no future. I wish I was dead. No-one could dream of our misery. Vladimir Petrov died in 1991. His wife was unable to attend his funeral because of media presence. Image courtesy of Regina Meinhod.

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: October 2012

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Wednesday, October 10, 2012. The Prime Mininsters' Corridor of Oaks. Brief History of the Prime Ministers’ Corridor of Oaks, Jackson Park, Faulconbridge. Both Jackson and his wife, Mylora, involved themselves enthusiastically in the local affairs of Faulconbridge and, in 1932, they purchased a parcel of land opposite their home and offered it to the Blue Mountains Shire Council for use...

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National History Challenge – 2015 - Vrroom

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Browse records via topics. Theme: Leadership and Legacy. Special category: Using primary sources from the National Archives. Welcome and thank you for considering an entry for the National Archives of Australia's special category 'Using primary sources' for the National History Challenge. The theme for 2015 is 'Leadership and Legacy'. The National Archives of Australia's collection is an abundance of primary sources just waiting for you to explore. Or maybe you just want to do it for the fun! The 1967 Re...

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: December 2011

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Wednesday, December 21, 2011. The Catholic Bushwalking Club and the Shrine to Our Lady of the Way at Springwood. Jim Kohlhardt, his cousin Alison and her father Howard Roper taken about 1956 in front of the Catholic bushwalkers' memorial. Photo from Frank Hawkes. Postcard c.1960: The Grotto of St Columbas College, Springwood, NSW. John Merriman, Local Studies Librarian. Your comments, ...

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: Private Francis Smith (1793-1836)

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Monday, May 20, 2013. Private Francis Smith (1793-1836). Head and foot stones from the grave of Francis Smith. Springwood Cemetery (Blue Mountains City Library). 65279;. 65279;. Private Henry Watts, of the Light Company 4th Foot, painted in spring 1831 before his departure for Australia. The inscription reads:. When you see this remember me. As a soldier in.

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: Murder in the Megalong Valley, Patrick McAveney

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Tuesday, April 1, 2014. Murder in the Megalong Valley, Patrick McAveney. Patrick McAveney's grave in Hartley Cemetery, centre. Died 28th February 1861. THE McAVENEYS OF MEGALONG. Patrick was born in Dromanay, County Fermanagh, Ireland, son of Owen McAveney and his wife Mary, and was 35 on his arrival in Sydney. His occupation was listed as ‘farm labourer’ and his religi...Ann, daughter...

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: Remembrance: Springwood District Honor Roll 1914–1919

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Tuesday, February 3, 2015. Remembrance: Springwood District Honor Roll 1914–1919. The official unveiling of the Board was performed on Anzac Day 1921, in the grounds of the. Where it was hung temporarily against a background of Flags of the Empire, with the Australian flag most prominent. It was intended to move it to a permanent position in the. Other speeches were made by Mr Hedley D...

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Blue Mountains Local Studies: August 2011

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Blue Mountains Local Studies. From the Local Studies Librarian, Blue Mountains City Library, New South Wales, Australia. Wednesday, August 31, 2011. Dr Eric Payton DARK. Eric Dark portrait 1914-18, courtesy of Mick Dark. DARK, Eric Payten (1889-1987) medical practitioner, social and political activist and writer, was born on 23 June 1889, the youngest child of the Rev. Joseph Dark, an Anglican clergyman, and his third wife, Adelaide (nee Goodwin). Eric Dark 1917, courtesy of Mick Dark. With political com...

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The Prime Minister's Book Club. Monday, September 7, 2009. Book 5: The Bhagavad Gita. My sister suggested he could use my letters as cliff notes, but so far I don't think they'd be very useful.). It is not the Burgess or the Woolf that I have been dreading - I remain rather sheltered when it comes to Burgess, so I don't know enough to dread him, and while I'm sure that To the Lighthouse. Will be a challenge (I've tried and given up on it before), I do like Woolf (I have made it through Mrs. Dalloway.