Thailand / France / Australia / United Kingdom / Wales / Germany / New Zealand / / /
EntertainmentAwardEvent
the Booker Prize / /
Event
Employment Change / Business Partnership / Person Travel / Judicial Event / /
Facility
Oriel College / Westminster Abbey / Australian College of Education / University of Melbourne / Melbourne University / / /
IndustryTerm
occasional travel / Media magnates / remarkable product / /
NaturalFeature
Alps / Mount Buller / /
Organization
Universities Commission / Labour Party / World Transformation Movement / Australian College of Education / University of Melbourne / Department of Foreign Affairs / Oriel College / National Service / James Darling House in Canberra / Geelong Grammar School / Australian Broadcasting Commission / Melbourne University / Australian Broadcasting Control Board / Association of Heads of Independent Schools of Australia / /
Person
Jane Baird / T.R. Garnett / Brian Massy-Greene / James Darling / John Young / David Moore / David Caro / John Landy / David Hay / Margaret Dunlop Campbell / Richard Woolcott / Roderick Carnegie / Canute / David Strachan / William McKie / Brian Inglis / Michael Collins Persse Michael Collins / Peter Vanneck / Alec Broers / Richard Boyer / Prince / Hugh Morgan / Peter Carey / Harold Holt / Peter Henderson / James Ralph Darling / Michael Collins Persse / John Gorton / Rupert Murdoch / Russell Drysdale / Jeremy Griffith / / /
Position
Prime Minister / eloquent and cogent preacher / distinguished photographer / author / lord mayor / King / headmaster / public recognition / vice-chancellor / chief justice / headmaster / speaker / Second Lieutenant / Officer / Prince / first president / Chairman / Hamer premier / organist / OBE Headmaster / member / /
Obituary of Sir James Darling The Australian newspaper’s 3 November 1995 full-page obituary of Sir James Darling. The text is reproduced below.