Gough Whitlam

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Gender	Male
Death	10 years ago
Date of birth	July 11,1916
Zodiac sign	Cancer
Born	Kew
	Australia
Date of died	October 21,2014
Died	Elizabeth Bay
	Australia
Height	194 (cm)
Years of service	1941–45
Party	Australian Labor Party
Job	Politician
	Diplomat
	Barrister
Education	Telopea Park School
	Mowbray House
	Canberra Grammar School
	The University of Sydney
Spouse	Margaret Whitlam
Children	Nicholas Whitlam
	Tony Whitlam
	Catherine Whitlam
	Stephen Whitlam
Previous position	Leader of the Opposition of Australia (1975–1977)
Date of Reg.	2019-02-10 08:14:11
Date of Upd.	2023-09-15 02:40:29
ID	404541

The Truth of the Matter
Abiding Interests
My Italian notebook
Australia's Foreign Policy: New Directions, New Definitions
National Collecting Institutions: Inaugural Kenneth Myer Lecture, 5 April 1990
On Australia's Constitution
Eureka: Saga of Australian History : Speeches
The Italian Inspiration in English Literature: Address to the Frederick May Foundation at the University of Sydney on 21 March 1980
The Road to China
The Macquarie Broadcasts: May-October, 1972
A Century of Social Change
Australia and Asia
Labor in Power: What is the Difference?
An urban nation
International Women's Year: Priorities and Considerations: Statement Prepared for the Information of the Parliament and Tabled by the Prime Minister, the Hon. E. G. Whitlam, 4 December 1974
Gough Whitlam on Reform During Recession: The Way Ahead
Australia and South-East Asia: Principal Speeches Made During the Visit of Prime Minister of Australia to South-East Asia, 28 January-13 February 1974
Australia and South East Asia: Principal Speeches Made by Leaders of the Governments of Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Burma, Singapore and the Philippines During the Visit to These Countries by the Prime Minister, the Honourable E. G. Whitlam, 28 January to 13 February, 1974
Report '74: Statement Made in the House of Representatives by the Prime Minister of Australia, the Honourable E. G. Whitlam on Thursday, 5 December 1974
Labor Party Policy Speech, 1972: Delivered at Blacktown Civic Centre, 13th November, 1972
The Machinery of Democracy
The Road to Reform, Labour [sic] in Government: Can Labour [sic] Carry Out Its Mandate?
Reshaping Australian Industry: Tariffs and Socialists
Senate Elections 1970 (QS).
The Whitlam government, 1972-1975

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Gough Whitlam Life story

Edward Gough Whitlam AC QC was the 21st prime minister of Australia, serving from 1972 to 1975. He was the longest-serving federal leader of the Australian Labor Party.

Australia and China eye new ways to heal old wounds

Nov 3,2023 1:31 am

... Poking Beijing in the eye Mr Albanese s visit marks 50 years since former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam travelled to Beijing, following the establishment of diplomatic ties...

Barry Humphries: The satirist and comedian whose life was dominated by Dame Edna Everage

Apr 22,2023 7:40 am

... MasterpiecesIn the 1974 sequel, Barry McKenzie Holds His Own, Edna is created a dame by the then Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam...

The trip that transformed Australia and China ties, five decades on

Dec 20,2022 12:51 pm

... " The pub called out: Is there someone here called Stephen FitzGerald? " One of Australia s most powerful politicians - future prime minister Gough Whitlam - was on the line...