Bordertown / Perth / Victoria / Melbourne / London / /
Company
Commonwealth Bank / /
Continent
Asia / /
Country
Kuwait / South Africa / Japan / Russia / United States / Australia / China / /
Event
Voting Result / /
Facility
National Museum of Australia / Port Melbourne / Stanford University / University of Sydney / University of Western Australia / University of South Australia / Australian National University / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
IndustryTerm
airline / /
Organization
Perth Modern School / Deliberative Issues Australia / University of South Australia / Labor / House of Representatives / University of Sydney / Australian Council / Labour Party / Coalition Government of Liberal Prime / Trade Union Education Foundation / Tasmanian government / University of Western Australia / Medicare / Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission / Australian Labor Party / Stanford University / Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre / Advisory Council of Institute for International Studies / Oxford University / Australian National University / Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation / /
Person
Paul Keating / Robert James Lee / Torres Strait / Bob Hawke / Michelle Grattan / Malcolm Fraser / Robert James Lee Hawke / Neal Blewett / /
PoliticalEvent
federal election / /
Position
Prime Minister / Minister / Research Officer and Advocate / Adjunct Professor / Governor / ACTU President / Professor / /
Product
Franklin / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / South Australia / /
Region
South Australia / east Asia / Western Australia / /
23 Robert James Lee HAWKE, AC Prime Minister 11 March 1983 to 20 December 1991 Bob Hawke became the 23rd prime minister when the Labor