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Julia Gillard AND "carbon tax"

prime_ministers:"Bob Hawke" AND date:[1990 TO 2000]

Bob Hawke AND resource_name:"PM Transcripts" AND title:"Mining"

Bob Hawke AND word_count:[500 TO *] AND organisation_name:"Museum of Australian Democracy"

url:"http://primeministers.moadoph.gov.au/prime-ministers/julia-gillard"

Record
1 Jan 1928
Condolences - (Late) FISHER, Right Honourable Andrew [including arrangements for funeral and memorial in Hampstead Cemetery, and letter from Margaret Fisher, wife of Andrew Fisher, to Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce thanking the Commonwealth Government for honouring her husband's memory]
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1916
Dardanelles Commission Appointment of Andrew Fisher
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Speech
6 Jul 1914
Andrew Fisher, 1914
Election Speeches, Museum of Australian Democracy
Record
1 Jan 1914
10th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 17 September 1914 to 27 October 1915. Ministerial oaths
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Speech
31 Mar 1913
Andrew Fisher, 1913
Election Speeches, Museum of Australian Democracy
Object
12 Mar 1913
Postcard titled 'CANBERRA - Hon. Andrew Fisher laying Foundation Stone 12.3.13 H&S', 12 March 1913
National Museum of Australia Collection, National Museum of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1913
First radio press message received in Papua - a speech by Prime Minister, the Hon. A. Fisher - typed on silk
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Object
1912
Ceremonial shovel used for the turning of the first sod at works on railways commenced at Port Augusta, Oodnadatta, Tarcoola and Alice Springs between 1912 and 2001
National Museum of Australia Collection, National Museum of Australia
Photograph
8 Aug 1911
Prime Minister Andrew Fisher laying the foundation stone for the Perth Trades Hall, 8 August 1911
John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library, Curtin University
Speech
10 Feb 1910
Andrew Fisher, 1910
Election Speeches, Museum of Australian Democracy
Record
1 Jan 1910
8th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 29 April 1910 to 24 June 1913. Ministerial oaths
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1910
Mr. Fisher Travelling Allowance paid to - while Prime Minister
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1909
Naval Defence of Australia. Polcy of Fisher Government 1909
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1908
Governor General's Office - Correspondence - Resignation of Alfred Deakin and Andrew Fisher's assumption of the office of Prime Minister
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1908
6th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 13 November 1908 to 1 June 1909. Ministerial oaths
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Record
1 Jan 1901
[Personal Papers of Prime Minister Cook] [Political cartoons depicting Joseph Cook, Andrew Fisher, Sir John Forrest, George Houstoun Reid, William Lyne and Alfred Deakin, and newspaper articles reporting on political events]
National Archives of Australia Prime ministers' records, National Archives of Australia
Object
1 Jan 1901
Quiz’s Federal Map of Australia
Museum of Australian Democracy Collection, Museum of Australian Democracy
Topic
Settling the Office
Australian Prime Ministers, Museum of Australian Democracy
Biography
Alfred Deakin
Australian Prime Ministers, Museum of Australian Democracy
Former Researcher
Shortis John
Australian Prime Ministers, Museum of Australian Democracy

Condolences - (Late) FISHER, Right Honourable Andrew [including arrangements for funeral and memorial in Hampstead Cemetery, and letter from Margaret Fisher, wife of Andrew Fisher, to Prime Minister Stanley Melbourne Bruce thanking the Commonwealth Government for honouring her husband's memory]

Dardanelles Commission Appointment of Andrew Fisher

Andrew Fisher, 1914

10th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 17 September 1914 to 27 October 1915. Ministerial oaths

Andrew Fisher, 1913

Postcard titled 'CANBERRA - Hon. Andrew Fisher laying Foundation Stone 12.3.13 H&S', 12 March 1913

First radio press message received in Papua - a speech by Prime Minister, the Hon. A. Fisher - typed on silk

Ceremonial shovel used for the turning of the first sod at works on railways commenced at Port Augusta, Oodnadatta, Tarcoola and Alice Springs between 1912 and 2001

Prime Minister Andrew Fisher laying the foundation stone for the Perth Trades Hall, 8 August 1911

Andrew Fisher, 1910

8th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 29 April 1910 to 24 June 1913. Ministerial oaths

Mr. Fisher Travelling Allowance paid to - while Prime Minister

Naval Defence of Australia. Polcy of Fisher Government 1909

Governor General's Office - Correspondence - Resignation of Alfred Deakin and Andrew Fisher's assumption of the office of Prime Minister

6th Commonwealth Ministry. Fisher Ministry, 13 November 1908 to 1 June 1909. Ministerial oaths

[Personal Papers of Prime Minister Cook] [Political cartoons depicting Joseph Cook, Andrew Fisher, Sir John Forrest, George Houstoun Reid, William Lyne and Alfred Deakin, and newspaper articles reporting on political events]

Quiz’s Federal Map of Australia

Settling the Office

Alfred Deakin

Shortis John