John McEwen
John McEwen was a significant Australian politician and leader of the Country Party, known for his staunch advocacy for farmers and rural interests. His impact was particularly felt during the tumultuous political events following the disappearance of Prime Minister Harold Holt in 1967, where McEwen's refusal to support Billy McMahon's leadership showcased his strong commitment to protecting rural Australia's interests.
Born on Jul 29, 1900 (125 years old)
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Menzies before him had John McEwen’s support in running an expansive postwar migration program.
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Other statues in the parliamentary area include representations of Sir Robert Menzies, Edmund Barton, John McEwen and Neville Bonner.
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John McEwen was the Country Party leader who opposed Billy McMahon's prime ministership.
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