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Audio Archive – 1977

March 1977

• Mar 24, 1977: Don Chipp Resigns From The Liberal Party

June 1977

• Jun 30, 1977: So Sing It Loud – National Party Queensland Song

August 1977

• Aug 01, 1977: Sir John Kerr Booed By Crowd In South Australia

October 1977

• Oct 17, 1977: Against Poverty – Frank Wilkes Delivers The Arthur Calwell Memorial Lecture
• Oct 27, 1977: Fraser Calls An Early 1977 Federal Election; Whitlam Responds

November 1977

• Nov 01, 1977: Sir John Kerr Drunk At The Melbourne Cup
• Nov 17, 1977: Gough Whitlam Policy Speech: 1977 Federal Election

December 1977

• Dec 01, 1977: Tom Uren And Don Dunstan Address ALP Election Rally At Monash University
• Dec 10, 1977: Whitlam Steps Down As ALP Leader
• Dec 10, 1977: Malcolm Fraser’s Remarks On Winning The 1977 Federal Election

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