Prime Minister Bob Hawke had a strong trade union leadership background. A member of the Australian Labor Party, he became Prime Minister after only two years in Parliament, serving in that role from 1983 til 1991. He established an "Accord" between Government, business and unions. After winning four elections he lost a caucus ballot in favour of his treasurer, Paul Keating. Sculptor Peter Nicholson was born in Melbourne in 1946. He become known for his cartoons, and in 1985 the "Rubbery Figures" TV puppets. When sculpting the busts, of Bob Hawke, Paul Keating, John Howard and Kevin Rudd he has imparted an expression of the character of the individual This item is part of the Federation University Art Collection. The Art Collection features over 1000 works and was listed as a 'Ballarat Treasure' in 2007.A plaster marquette of the bust of Prime Minister Bob Hawke used for the bronze bust in the Ballarat Botanical Gardens. art, artwork, bob hawke, prime minister, prime minister's avenue, ballarat botanical gardens, peter nicholson, robert j.l. hawke

Donor, Bill Cameron, Friends of Burnley Gardens Committee 2019garden staff, burnley, r m hardie, jim mitchell, scotch college

Australia - 1994GouacheSigned

AustrliaSigned

Collection of Scouting Items retained as KeepsakesItems do not have a specific order or sequence provided by creatorA collection of various items retained by the creator of his time serving in the scouts. Items include a uniform, various publications, and a photograph of the creator receiving an award from the governor of Victoria.scouting, uniform, book, manual, queen's scout, peters collectionscouting, uniform, book, manual, queen's scout, peters collection

8 pages (x2 copies of each)parrello, antonino

world war one, soldier, aif, robert seggie, ww1

world war one, enlistment paper, ww1, first world war