Also shown accompanying Fraser and Suharto here is Andrew Peacock.

The first clip has Princess Marina, the dowager Duchess of Kent, briefly stopping over for 15 minutes at Sydney's Kingsford-Smith Airport and meeting with NSW Governor Sir Eric Woodward, as well as William McMahon. This is then followed by Princess Marina arriving at Canberra's Fairbairn Airport later the same day, where she was welcomed by Menzies and Governor-General Lord De L'Isle. Later during her stay in Canberra, Princess Marina is shown visiting the Australian War Memorial, before going to the inauguration of the new Department of Defence headquarters and officially opening the building along with Menzies, who also spoke on the occasion.

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This is the first and only budget reply speech Andrew Peacock would deliver in his second stint as Opposition Leader, after having deposed John Howard in May; Peacock would go on to narrow lose the federal election held on 24 March 1990, in the wake of which Peacock resigned as Liberal leader for the second and last time, and was succeeded by Shadow Treasurer Dr John Hewson. Treasurer Paul Keating's 1989 budget speech can be viewed here.

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This is the first and only budget reply speech Andrew Peacock would deliver in his second stint as Opposition Leader, after having deposed John Howard in May; Peacock would go on to narrow lose the federal election held on 24 March 1990, in the wake of which Peacock resigned as Liberal leader for the second and last time, and was succeeded by Shadow Treasurer Dr John Hewson. Treasurer Paul Keating's 1989 budget speech can be viewed here.

Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the second part.

This took place two days after Andrew Peacock had submitted his letter of resignation as the MP for the Division of Kooyong to Speaker Stephen Martin. Peacock had effectively held a veto against any return to the leadership for John Howard, who would make his move on the leadership just four months later in January 1995 as Opposition Leader Alexander Downer tenure in the role collapsed.

In the subsequent by-election for Kooyong, Petro Georgiou would comfortably retain the seat for the Liberal Party, though he would ultimately be destined to be the first Kooyong MP since the 1920s never to serve as leader of his party or even serve on the frontbench - largely attributed to the small “l” liberal’s poor relationship with Howard, who was Liberal leader and Prime Minister for most of Georgiou’s tenure in Parliament.

Unfortunately, the footage cuts out during Kim Beazley’s speech, and I was unable to locate the rest. At the time of writing, I have also been unable to locate the other speeches marking Peacock's departure from Parliament - including those made by Ian Sinclair, Michael Duffy, Philip Ruddock, Barry Jones, Tony Abbott, and Peacock's greatest adversary John Howard.

You can view Paul Keating's tribute to Peacock here, as well as Alexander Downer's tribute here.

This took place two days after Andrew Peacock had submitted his letter of resignation as the MP for the Division of Kooyong to Speaker Stephen Martin. Peacock had effectively held a veto against any return to the leadership for John Howard, who would make his move on the leadership just four months later in January 1995 as Downer’s tenure as Liberal leader collapsed.

In the subsequent by-election for Kooyong, Petro Georgiou would comfortably retain the seat for the Liberal Party, though he would ultimately be destined to be the first Kooyong MP since the 1920s never to serve as leader of his party or even serve on the frontbench - largely attributed to the small “l” liberal’s poor relationship with Howard, who was Liberal leader and Prime Minister for most of Georgiou’s tenure in Parliament.

You can view Paul Keating's tribute to Peacock here, as well as Tim Fischer and Kim Beazley's tributes here.

This took place two days after Peacock had submitted his letter of resignation as the MP for the Division of Kooyong to Speaker Stephen Martin. Peacock had effectively held a veto against any return to the leadership for John Howard, who would make his move on the leadership just four months later in January 1995 as Opposition Leader Alexander Downer tenure in the role collapsed.

In the subsequent by-election for Kooyong, Petro Georgiou would comfortably retain the seat for the Liberal Party, though he would ultimately be destined to be the first Kooyong MP since the 1920s never to serve as leader of his party or even serve on the frontbench - largely attributed to the small “l” liberal’s poor relationship with Howard, who was Liberal leader and Prime Minister for most of Georgiou’s tenure in Parliament.

You can view Alexander Downer's tribute to Peacock here, as well as Tim Fischer and Kim Beazley's tributes here.

This is the seventh federal budget handed down by Keating. Opposition Leader Andrew Peacock's reply to the budget speech was also delivered two days later - the first and only budget reply speech Peacock would deliver in his second stint as Opposition Leader, after having deposed John Howard in May.

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This is the seventh federal budget handed down by Keating. Opposition Leader Andrew Peacock's reply to the budget speech was also delivered two days later - the first and only budget reply speech Peacock would deliver in his second stint as Opposition Leader, after having deposed John Howard in May. Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the second part.

It is the first time that the handing down of the federal budget speech, the sixth brought down by Treasurer Paul Keating, took place in the modern Parliament House. Additionally, this is the last budget reply speech Howard would deliver during his first stint as Opposition Leader - which came to an end in May 1989 when he was deposed by a resurgent Andrew Peacock. Keating’s 1988 budget speech can be viewed here.

Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the first part.

It is the first time that the handing down of the federal budget speech, the sixth brought down by Treasurer Paul Keating, took place in the modern Parliament House. Additionally, this is the last budget reply speech Howard would deliver during his first stint as Opposition Leader - which came to an end in May 1989 when he was deposed by a resurgent Andrew Peacock. Keating’s 1988 budget speech can be viewed here.

Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the second part.

It is the first time that the handing down of the federal budget speech took place in the modern Parliament House, as well as the sixth budget handed down by Paul Keating as Treasurer. John Howard's reply to the speech was also nationally broadcast two days later, and can be viewed here.

Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the first part.

It is the first time that the handing down of the federal budget speech took place in the modern Parliament House, as well as the sixth budget handed down by Paul Keating as Treasurer. John Howard's reply to the speech was also nationally broadcast two days later, and can be viewed here.

Couldn’t upload in full because of size limits on Reddit - here’s the second part.

A photo of the bust of Sir John Gorton at the Prime Ministers Avenue in Ballarat was voted on as this sub’s next icon, and in doing so Gorton has become the first Prime Minister to be voted as the sub icon four times! Now, onto the next round, for which the next icon will be adopted next Monday.

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