Foxy,
The link is coming up as “Not Privare” and my computer warns against opening it.

Is Mise,

How odd. I've just tried it again, and it works fine.

Here's the link again:

http://nma.gov.au/defining-moments/resources/whitlam-dismissal

Thanks Foxy,

Your link is factual, and a true account of events of the times. Things that were considered radical then, are everyday occurrencs today, universal health care, women's rights, social justice etc etc. The good thing about the election of the Whitlam government was it broke the nexus in Australia created by years of conservative do nothing government. The march of change has been stalled at times by the election of the likes of Howard and Abbott, but generally forward progress is being made, slowed by the Morrison government, but given renewed vigour by the election of the Albanese government.

Dear Paul,

I watched the news early this morning - heard Penny Wong,
and what is being attempted with Japan. I can't express
my admiration of the way our current government is
negotiating things both internationally and domestically.
They're listening and it seems choosing the best options
available to them. A new sense of government that we
can only wish them all the very best to succeed.

I am so very proud of the work that they are doing!
With these politicians it's not about power - or their
careers, it's about making a difference! The Whitlam
legacy lives on!