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1. Gough Whitlam is the oldest living former Australian Prime Minister, and Paul Keating is the youngest. (Web site)
2. Gough Whitlam was born in Kew, a suburb of Melbourne. (Web site)

Attestation Paper

1. Early life Photograph of Gough Whitlam and attestation paper from his RAAF officer personnel file dated 1942.

Liberal Leader

1. When McMahon was defeated by the Labor Party under Gough Whitlam in 1972, Snedden was duly elected Liberal leader. (Web site)

Conscription

1. Whilst Australian disengagement began in 1970 under John Gorton, it was not until the election of Gough Whitlam in 1972 that conscription ended.

Australian Labor Party

1. Gough Whitlam (right) at 88, with the then-leader of the Australian Labor Party, Mark Latham, at an election fundraising event in Melbourne, September 2004. (Web site)

Labor Leader

1. In 1967, when Arthur Calwell retired as Labor leader, Cairns contested the leadership, but was defeated by Gough Whitlam. (Web site)

Leader

1. Gough Whitlam then became Leader of the Opposition, narrowly defeating his rival, Jim Cairns.

Labor Government

1. In 1975, the Labor government of Gough Whitlam finally negotiated with Vesteys to give the Gurindji back a portion of their land.

Gough Whitlam

1. Legacy The Truth of the Matter, written by Gough Whitlam and released in November 2005, containing recollections of his time in office and the dismissal.
2. Whitlam and Kirk Mid-1974: Gough Whitlam and Norman Kirk begin a series of moves absolutely against the Mafia Trilateralists.

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1. Whitlam
2. Labor Government
3. Politics > Government > Prime Ministers > Norman Kirk
4. Labor Leader
5. Earth > Continents > Australia > Australian Labor Party
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