Bob Hawke

Bob Hawke

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Bob Hawke was an influential Australian politician who served as the Prime Minister from 1983 to 1991. Known for his charismatic leadership and reforms that shaped modern Australia, Hawke's policies focused on economic liberalization and social equity. His legacy remains significant in discussions about Australian politics and governance.

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Bob Hawke set up the Special Investigations Unit to look into Nazi war criminals in Australia.

The Hunt For Australia’s Last Nazis: Dan Goldberg was making a film about our shameful past
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-05-31
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Bob Hawke is mentioned as a key figure in Australia's past economic reforms.

To remain one and free, Australia must confront three key systemic challenges
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-03-06
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Bob Hawke was the then-Labor leader involved in a family dispute that led to Clyde Packer quitting the family media business.

Packer family "black sheep" dies from suspected medical episode at 64
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-03-04
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Bob Hawke is referenced as a leader who led a significant modernization project in the 1980s.

Australia is demanding bold changes. If Albanese doesn’t deliver, he will have failed us
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-02-25
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Bob Hawke was the Labor leader who spoke against the Franklin Dam during a major protest in 1983.

Former Greens leader aims to build climate movement as big as Franklin Dam protests
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-02-11
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Bob Hawke was Australia's longest-serving prime minister who previously welcomed Chaim Herzog during a significant visit.

Isaac Herzog’s Australia trip divides Jews following Bondi terrorist attack
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2026-02-06
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Bob Hawke was installed as federal leader by Graham Richardson.

Labor heavyweights, Anthony Albanse farewell political powerbroker in Sydney service
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-12-09
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High-level talks between the two allies that began 40 years ago under Ronald Reagan and Bob Hawke.

Trump administration backs Australia-US submarine agreement
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-12-08
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Bob Hawke is mentioned in the context of proposing fixed four-year terms and the collapse of bipartisanship.

Prime minister criticised from five different angles in a week
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-20
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Whitlam would probably repeat the observation he made of Bob Hawke’s government on the 10th anniversary of the dismissal in 1985.

Labor can win a parliamentary vote on female MPs alone
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-14
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Prime minister Bob Hawke got into a long-distance phone argument over the issue.

It’s a banana republic moment. We need to see more from Jim Chalmers
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-12
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Richardson installed Bob Hawke as federal leader, and then dumped him in favour of his 'mate' Paul Keating.

No honour in honouring such a dishonourable former member
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-11
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Bob Hawke is a former Australian Prime Minister who received a high score from John Laws.

John Laws scores our prime ministers out of 10
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-09
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Prime minister Bob Hawke appeared on John Laws' talkback show in 1985.

Showman, salesman, therapist and newsman
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-09
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Bob Hawke is mentioned alongside Margaret Thatcher in the context of their political legacies.

Do Liberals still identify as conservative? And what does that even mean any more?
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-08
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Bob Hawke was the Prime Minister of Australia who appointed Graham Richardson to various ministerial positions.

Labor powerbroker had a knack for courting controversy
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-11-08
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Bob Hawke was a former Prime Minister who shared a moment of camaraderie with John Howard at a party.

The unlikely friendships that survived the Dismissal
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-30
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Bob Hawke publicly broached the idea of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation group during a speech in Seoul.

What is Apec - explained in 30 seconds | Apec summit
The Guardian·United KingdomUnited Kingdom· 2025-10-30
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Bob Hawke was a former Prime Minister of Australia and had a long relationship with Blanche d'Alpuget.

Blanche d’Alpuget’s relationship with Bob Hawke is probably the least interesting thing about her
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-28
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Bob Hawke is noted for transforming the country and winning four elections.

What Anthony Albanese could learn from Gough Whitlam.
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-26
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Bob is mentioned as the man Blanche had a significant relationship with, which led to public scrutiny.

The public assumptions about Blanche d’Alpuget that make her schoolfriend ‘so angry’
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-23
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Hawke took pains to tell Bush he didn’t represent the 'left wing' of the Labor Party.

Anthony Albanese White House visit becomes the Kevin Rudd mortification show
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-21
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Bob Hawke's government introduced significant economic reforms that changed Labor politics forever.

The Liberal Party faces the most severe crisis in its history – and risks a messy divorce
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-16
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Bob Hawke is described as publicly gracious after losing to Paul Keating, calling for unity.

Tony Abbott on Turnbull, Keating, Costello, Morrison and the misogyny speech.
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-11
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a commonsense change urged upon voters by Bob Hawke in 1988 lengthening parliamentary terms to four years rather than three.

Failure of the Voice has killed off any campaign for a republic.
The Sydney Morning Herald·AustraliaAustralia· 2025-10-06
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