Diplomatic Relations / Voting Result / Person Travel / /
Facility
PRIME MINISTERS AT THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY / J G Crawford Building / University of Sydney / University House / University Council / Burgmann College / University of New England / R G Menzies Building / Australian National Institute of Public Policy / Canberra University College / University of Melbourne / Australian National University / The College / Siding Spring Observatory / /
Holiday
Commonwealth Day / /
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son-in-law / present site / /
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Lake George / /
Organization
Labor / Research School of Pacific Studies.16 Even / University of Sydney / Labour Party / Council of Scientific and Industrial Research / Prime Minister’s Department / Research School of Physical Sciences / Deakin’s government / Australian National Institute of Public Policy / Canberra University College / Labour and National Service / Australian National University / ANU Council / University of Melbourne / War Organisation of Industry / Burgmann College / Labor government / Royal Commission / Federal Government / University Council / Bruce government / Department of Political and Social Change / University of New England / School of Medical Research / Fisher Government / /
Person
Heather Menzies / Fred / John Curtin / Gough Whitlam / Bob Hawke / Ralph Elliott / Walter Burley Griffin / James L Menzies / John Christian Watson / Billy McMahon / Stanley Melbourne Bruce / Robert Menzies / Freda Whitlam / Billy Hughes / Stanley Melbourne / James S Menzies / Thérèse Rein / Ben Chifley / Darren Boyd / Peter Henderson / Margaret Whitlam / Kevin Rudd / David Rivett / Elizabeth II / Edmund Barton / Pattie Menzies / Allen / Andrew Fisher / William / Earle Page / Leslie Melville / Even / Alfred Deakin / John Gorton / Laurie Fitzhardinge / George Reid / Frederick White / Bettina / Paul Reid / Brown / John Curtin Lecturer / /
PoliticalEvent
Bob Hawke left parliament / federal election / /
Position
Prime Minister / Chancellor / director-general / head / King / Professor / lecturer in commercial law / departmental head / representative / Vice-Chancellor / parliamentary representative / Queen / minister / General Editor / Premier / opposition leader / treasurer and minister / young backbencher / first Chancellor / photographer / Commonwealth Crown Solicitor / Fisher / part-time research assistant / 26th prime minister / member / committee of legal advisers / /
CHAPTER 1 Prime Ministers and the ANU The Fisher Government – the first national Labor government to win a parliamentary majority anywhere in the world – decided that Canberra would be our national capital. Four dec