Edward Gough Whitlam
Whitlam Biography
Whitlam was born in Kew, Melbourne on July 11, 1916. He grew up mainly in Canberra where his father was a senior public servant. He entered Federal Parliament in 1952, became deputy leader of the ALP in 1961, leader in 1967 and Prime Minister in 1972.
Whitlam Institute
Based at the University of Western Sydney, the Whitlam Institute has a magnificent web-site with a wealth of material.
Whitlam Portrait
a signed copy of Whitlam, circa 1997.
Whitlam's Policies
details of the program developed by Whitlam and presented to the people in the election of 1972.
Whitlam's 1972 Policy Speech
the full text of the famous "It's Time" speech, beginning with Whitlam's trademark words: "Men and Women of Australia!"
It's Time - Video and Lyrics
the lyrics and video of the most famous political commercial in Australian political history.
Whitlam's Caucus
A photograph of Whitlam and the Labor Caucus on the steps of the old Parliament House.
The First Whitlam Ministry
this historic two-man ministry governed from December 5, until December 19, 1972. Whitlam held 13 portfolios, whilst his deputy, Lance Barnard, held 14.
The Second Whitlam Ministry
the second Whitlam Ministry was sworn into office on December 17, 1972. It contained 27 ministers, the first federal Labor government in 23 years.
Deceased Ministers from the Whitlam Governments
Surviving Ministers from the Whitlam Governments
Quotable Whitlam
a developing collection of Whitlam quotes, lines and quips.
Assorted Media Reports
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