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Oral histories on the topic 'new parliament house'

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Alan Griffiths

Interview with Alan Griffiths, Labor Backbencher, Parliament House, Canberra May 3rd 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Bob Halverson

Interview with Bob Halverson, Liberal backbencher, Parliament House, Canberra May 25th, 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Colin Hollis

Interview with Colin Hollis, Labor Backbencher, Parliament House, Canberra June 1st 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Geoff Kitney

Interview with Geoff Kitney, Senior Political Correspondent for the *Financial Review*, Press Gallery, Parliament House Canberra, Tuesday October 17th, 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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John Langmore

Interview with John Langmore, Labor Backbencher, Parliament House, Canberra, Thursday April 13th 1989
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Michael MacKellar

Interview with Michael Mackellar, Liberal Party Whip, Parliament House Canberra, Thursday May 25th 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Ian Macphee

Interview with Ian Macphee, Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs, Parliament House, Canberra 29th May 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Stewart McArthur

Interview with Stewart McArthur, Liberal, Parliament House, Canberra, 15th June 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Bob McMullan

Interview with Senator Bob McMullan, Labor, Friday May 5th 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Con Sciacca

Interview with Con Sciacca, Labor Party Backbencher, Parliament House, Canberra May 25th 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Ian Sinclair

Interview with Ian Sinclair, Monday April 10th 1989, Parliament House, Canberra.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Warwick Smith

Interview with Warwick Smith, Parliament House Canberra, Thursday April 13th 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
Pandora Livanes

Pandora Livanes

Pandora Livanes worked in Parliament House as a secretary in the office of Prime Minister Bob Hawke from January 1987 to August 1989.
Topics: ALP National Secretariat, Bob Hawke, Bob Hogg, Chris Conybeare, Col Parks, Computers, Craddock Morton, Craig Emerson, Debra Shores, Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, Di Flaherty, Double Dissolution election 1987, Drake hotel (Chicago, USA), Elle Macpherson, Family background, Fax machines, Gareth Evans, George Gear, Glee Club, Graeme Freudenberg, Graham Richardson, Graham Sindell, Griffith (NSW), Hazel Hawke, Heather Le Nevez, Jean Hammond, Jean Sinclair, John Bowan, John Brown (resignation), John Button, Kevin Rudd, Libby Bogusz, Louise Cullen, Mary Wallace, Migration (mother), Mike Codd, National Media Liaison Service (ANIMALS), New Parliament House, New York (USA), Non Members Bar, Office managers, Ozvaldo Meneghello, Parents, Paul Keating, Press Gallery, Prime Minister’s Office, Pritikin diet, Question Time, Robert Wylie, Royal Australian Air Force Base Tindal, Rugby World Cup, Sandy Hollway, Schooling, Secretarial studies, Sharon Massey, Shorthand, Smoking, Stenographers, Stephen Mills, Stirling College (ACT), Switchboard operators, Sydney Olympics, Technology, Telex machines, Texas (USA), Tonga, Travelling (for work), Typists, United States, Vasilopoulo (town in Greece), Vegemite, Waldorf Astoria Towers hotel, Washington DC (USA), Whip
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Brian Archer

Interview with Senator Archer, Liberal Senator for Tasmania, Parliament House, Canberra, Wednesday June 14th 1989.
Topics: Macintosh Collection, Parliament-Executive relationship, Old Parliament House, New Parliament House, Parliamentary reform
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Terry Aulich

Interview with Senator Terry Aulich, Labor Senator for Tasmania, Parliament House, Canberra 7th April 1989.
Topics: Parliamentary reform, New Parliament House, Old Parliament House, Parliament-Executive relationship, Macintosh Collection
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