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Bob Hawke was appointed Prime Minister of Australia on Friday 11th March 1983. He led the Labor Party’s return to office in the election on Saturday 5 March 1983, and to a record four terms with election wins in 1984, 1987 and 1990. www.7NEWS.com.au This report was broadcast on Channel 7 on Friday 11th March 1983. Reporter: Leigh Hatcher. #BobHawke #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney

Bob Hawke was appointed Prime Minister of Australia on Friday 11th March 1983. He led the Labor Party’s return to office in the election on Saturday 5 March 1983, and to a record four terms with election wins in 1984, 1987 and 1990. www.7NEWS.com.au This report was broadcast on Channel 7 on Friday 11th March 1983. Reporter: Leigh Hatcher. #BobHawke #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney

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“We have a magnificent country. If we all work together we can see, I believe, no bounds to what we can do.” ~ Bob Hawke, March 5, 1983 | Australian Labor Party

“We have a magnificent country. If we all work together we can see, I believe, no bounds to what we can do.” ~ Bob Hawke, March 5, 1983 | Australian Labor Party

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On this day in 1983, Bob Hawke was elected Prime Minister. He introduced Medicare after the Liberals dismantled Medibank, saved the Franklin Dam, introduced compulsory superannuation and more. SHARE and say thanks for Hawkie’s legacy | Australian Labor Party

On this day in 1983, Bob Hawke was elected Prime Minister. He introduced Medicare after the Liberals dismantled Medibank, saved the Franklin Dam, introduced compulsory superannuation and more. SHARE and say thanks for Hawkie’s legacy | Australian Labor Party

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Bob Hawke, who served as Australia’s prime minister from 1983-1991 and led Labor to four consecutive election victories, died aged 89. Here is a look back at his life. R.I.P ♥️🍺🍺 | Daily Telegraph

Bob Hawke, who served as Australia’s prime minister from 1983-1991 and led Labor to four consecutive election victories, died aged 89. Here is a look back at his life. R.I.P ♥️🍺🍺 | Daily Telegraph

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Former PM Bob Hawke on Australia winning America's Cup in 1983

Former PM Bob Hawke on Australia winning America's Cup in 1983

Bob Hawke has died at the age of 89

Bob Hawke has died at the age of 89

Bob Hawke wears Australia jacket during famous 1983 interview

Bob Hawke wears Australia jacket during famous 1983 interview

Hey Netflix 👋. Huge fan. While we’re loving the fact that you’ve featured us in The Crown, we’re in the business of facts and there are a few things we want to clear up. Firstly, the 1983 Bob Hawke interview you recreated in season 4 was in fact from February 12, not February 26. We went back and found a TV guide just to check our archivists are as sharp as we thought, and they’re spot on (see comments below). Secondly, the Hawke interview was in Melbourne, not in our Canberra studios as you sa

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Final Frame: Bob Hawke, the then-prime minister, wore that famous patriotic jacket in 1983 as we celebrated Australia winning the America's Cup. The victory became one of the defining moments of his time in The Lodge. Latest: 7news.link/iUOm7n #TheLatest #7NEWS | 7NEWS Australia

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Australia's victory in the 1983 America's Cup is one of the greatest sporting underdog stories. In the latest episode of Untold, we hear first-hand how the Aussie crew finally put an end to the New York Yacht Clubs 132 year winning streak. It's a must-watch for any Aussie, sports fan or not. 📺 Untold: The Race of the Century is now streaming. | Netflix

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40 years ago today Bob Hawke became Prime Minister. Did you know that before Bob was PM he was President of the ACTU? From 1983 the union movement worked closely with the new government to overcome the major economic challenges of the time while delivering major reforms we all rely upon today. The most famous of these are Medicare and universal superannuation. Neither of these massive reforms would have happened without the union movement. You can read more here: https://atui.org.au/2021/05/12/r

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On March 5, 1983, Bob Hawke gave his first press conference as the newly-elected prime minister. Here at ABC Canberra we're particularly sentimental about this footage as it was shot in the studio that we still broadcast from today. 🎥 | ABC Canberra

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“Oh sweetheart, dahling!” What gift did Jeanne Little give would-be prime minister Bob Hawke in 1981? Only the madcap entertainer could pull this one off! Missed I Dream of Jeanne on #AustralianStory? Stream on #iview https://ab.co/2MFRMj6 🎥: Mike Walsh/ Hayden Productions | Australian Story

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Final Frame: Bob Hawke leaving the Sydney Opera House with his first wife Hazel after his campaign launch in 1983. A large crowd gathered that day to hear him speak, and no doubt a large crowd will be there tomorrow to farewell the former prime minister. www.7NEWS.com.au #TheLatest #7NEWS | 7NEWS Australia

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Bob Hawke arrived to cheers in the National Tally Room after winning the 1983 election

Bob Hawke tells journalist Carleton he is an 'impertinence'

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Bob Hawke’s final interview recalls the moment Australia ended sport’s ‘longest winning streak’

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Australia we have lost our way! We present to you: The Honourable Bob Hawke AC GCL 23rd and Greatest Prime Minister of Australia In office 11 March 1983 – 20 December 1991 Compare this to what we have now haha 🤣 | Get Chopped

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One of Bob Hawke's most iconic moments was his response to Australia's America's Cup win

Bob Hawke's tears for the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre ushered in a new sympathy for refugees in Australia. Following this famous speech, he made a unilateral promise, without consulting his cabinet, to offer asylum to thousands of Chinese students. He was told: ‘You cannot do that, prime minister.’ He responded, ‘I just did. It is done.’ | SBS News

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Hawke's advice for bosses after America's Cup win in 1983

Bob Hawke: The Beer Sculling PM Who Changed Australia | Fair Dinkum Legends

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The Final Round - A 60 Minutes episode with George Negus interviewing Malcolm Fraser and Bob Hawke

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Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and Opposition Leader Bob Hawke voting in the 1983 federal election

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National Nine News report on the campaign launches for the 1983 federal election

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Bob Hawke: Legacy of Australia’s Charismatic PM

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Sydney Gazette (1803) & Hawke Beats Fraser (1983) 📜📃 Sydney's first (& therefore Australia's first) newspaper was published on this date in 1803 & Hawke triumphed over Fraser in the election from 1983. Turns out March 5th was quite a consequential day in Australian history! 🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰🔰 Hashtags: #AustralianHistory #OnThisDay #BobHawke #SydneyGazette #AustralianPolitics 📃 Keywords: Sydney Gazette 1803, first Australian newspaper 1803, Sydney Gazette history, Australian history Mar

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Bob Hawke's legacy on modern Australia | ABC News

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