Hawke, Robert James (Bob) (1929–2019)
Biographical Entries
Related Entries in NCB Sites
- Hawke, Hazel (wife)
- Hawke, Albert Redvers (uncle)
- Williams, Rees David (friend)
- Lippmann, Walter Max (friend)
- Gietzelt, Ray (friend)
- Abeles, Peter (friend)
- Wright, John David (friend)
- Leibler, Isi Joseph (friend)
- Newton, Maxwell (classmate)
- Sinclair, Jean Dorothy (employee)
- Monk, Albert Ernest (work colleague)
- Winter, Terence Cecil (work colleague)
- Macdonald, Alexander (work colleague)
- Souter, Harold James (work colleague)
- Seelaf, George (work colleague)
- Johnson, Leslie Royston (work colleague)
- Fitzgibbon, Charles Henry (colleague)
- Ducker, John Patrick (colleague)
- Crean, Simon Findlay (colleague)
- Grainger, Keith Elphinston (acquaintance)
- Freudenberg, Graham (associate)
- Sampson, Noel Edgar (teacher)
- Yunupingu (related entry)
- Byers, Maurice Hearne (public servant)
- Yeend, Geoffrey John (public servant)
Bob Hawke, by Rennie Ellis, n.d.
State Library of Victoria, 49300286
Life Summary [details]
Birth
9 December,
1929
Bordertown,
South Australia,
Australia
Death
16 May,
2019
(aged 89)
Northbridge, Sydney,
New South Wales,
Australia
Religious Influence
Includes the religion in which subjects were raised, have chosen themselves, attendance at religious schools and/or religious funeral rites; Atheism and Agnosticism have been included.
Education
- Perth Modern School
- University of Western Australia
- Oxford University
- Australian National University
Occupation
- business executive
- industrial arbitration advocate
- labour politician
- Member of Lower House
- opposition leader
- prime minister
- trade union official
Awards
Key Events
Legacies
- Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre (University of South Australia)
- Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Library (University of South Australia)
- Hawke Research Institute (University of South Australia)