An Australian President · Keating, Whitlam, Turnbull, Howard, Fischer, Latham, Evans (1995)

Highlights from Order in the House, Keating's "Republic Speech", and Paul Lyneham's interview of Gough, Malcolm Turnbull and Gareth Evans following the live broadcast. Featuring Paul Keating, Gough Whitlam, Gareth Evans, Mark Latham, Malcolm Turnbull, John Howard, Tim Fischer, Peter Costello, Ken Aldred, Maxine McKew, Paul Lyneham.
(Order in the House includes other matters from the week in Parliament.)
Edited excerpts from "An Australian Republic", broadcast live on ABC TV Australia, Wed. June 7th 1995, and Order in the House, broadcast on Fri. June 9th 1995.
0:00 OITH with Maxine McKew - the week in summary
-- From Order in the House broadcast on Fri. June 9th.
4:04 Keating's speech - key points
-- Edits from the live broadcast on the evening of Wed. June 7th.
15:10 Debate begins - Question Time, Thu. June 8th.
-- From Order in the House
15:19 Howard to Keating on justiciability before the High Court
-- From Order in the House
17:05 McGaurin to Keating on dual citizenship
-- From Order in the House
17:26 Fischer to Keating: will the PM apologise to Kerr's family?
-- From Order in the House
20:37 Ellison to Evans on bipartisan support
-- From Order in the House
22:07 Ken Aldred's allegations involving Mossad and pedophiles
-- From Order in the House
23:09 Keating on Mossad and Malcolm Fraser's trousers
-- From Order in the House
23:57 Aldred doubles down in the House
-- From Order in the House
25:57 Member for Werriwa Mark Latham jumps to is feet
-- From Order in the House
26:30 Lyneham interviews Gough, Malcolm Turnbull, Gareth Evans
-- From "An Australian Republic?", live broadcast following Keating's speech. Featuring another former Member for Werriwa. :)

[@robertparry4929]

Keating was right then. He remains right now

[@Filmshake]

Thankyou very much for uploading this. It is important for everyone who wants to do their research, literally at the time of it happening. Not just through the lense of historians who can be biased or misinformed. Thankyou!!!

[@JemClarke]

Thanks Filmshake, I apprediate it. Glad you appreciate the historical context. Thankyou!!

[@andrewmeiklem5098]

Keating was the best PM of our time.

[@JemClarke]

Hear, hear.

[@_____7704]

100% agree. We should be grateful someone with that kind of wit and intellect chose public life rather than a life in private enterprise - he would of course have been more financially successful in the latter...

[@sdpearshaped831]

He was the true successor to Whitlam.

[@siredith8846]

….until he took up with the woke left

[@sdpearshaped831]

@@siredith8846 what a nonsensical stupid thing to say

[@asahmed1980]

I was disappointed in 1999. If things went well I wanted to see our 21st Prime Minister sworn in as the first President of the Commonwealth of Australia. 😔
We could then have moved on to getting rid our real head of state who had actually had power over us: The corporate backed American President.
RIP Gough. 🙂

[@siredith8846]

The Constitutional Convention was a Howard pisstake on the Australian people.

[@robvonk9131]

0:45 Where the fuck is Peter McGauran going in a hurry?

[@Capital.Bomber]

Where is Albo now?
Lets advance it!
Take up the question!

[@dylanrutter6677]

Labor isn't wanting to push the republic after the voice defeat.