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	Bob Hawke - Early life, Trade union leader, Prime Minister, Life after politics, Honours, Popular Culture
		Hawke was born in Bordertown, a small town in South Australia near the Victorian border.
		Hawke declared publicly that "socialist is not a word I would use to describe myself" and his approach to government was pragmatic.He concerned himself with making improvements to workers' lives from within the traditional institutions of government, rather than to any ideological theory.
		Hazel Hawke, who for the sake of the Labor cause had put up with the open secret of his relationship with his biographer Blanche d'Alpuget while he was Prime Minister, divorced him, and shortly afterwards he married d'Alpuget.
	encyclopedia.stateuniversity.com /pages/2992/Bob-Hawke.html (1517 words)

	Hazel Hawke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hazel Hawke (née Hazel Masterson, born in Perth, Australia in 1929) is an Australian who has worked in social policy areas; however she is best known for her marriage to former Australian Prime Minister Bob Hawke.
		Hazel Hawke has acted as a prominent pro-abortion advocate in Australia, often drawing on her personal experience of having an illegal abortion in 1952 so that her then finacee, the future prime minister Bob Hawke, could further his education at the University of Oxford.
		On November 3, 2003, the ABC aired an episode of Australian Story in which Hawke publically revealed that she was suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hazel_Hawke (288 words)

	Bob Hawke - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hawke was born in Bordertown, a small town in South Australia near the Victorian border.
		Hawke was a lapsed Protestant; Keating was a practising Catholic.
		Hazel Hawke, who for the sake of the Labor cause had put up with the open secret of his relationship with his biographer Blanche d'Alpuget while he was Prime Minister, divorced him, and shortly afterwards he married d'Alpuget.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bob_Hawke (2311 words)

	Print Article: Hazel Hawke: I have Alzheimer's
		Mrs Hawke, 74, was diagnosed two to three years ago and - on the account of daughter Sue Pieters-Hawke - reacted in the feisty style that has been a trademark of an often difficult life.
		Mrs Hawke, her other daughter Ros Dillon and Sue have decided to go public on Australian Story, hoping this will help counter the disease's stigma and raise money to assist others through a Hazel Hawke Alzheimer's Research and Care Fund, to be operated by Alzheimer's Australia.
		Mrs Hawke is still in the early stages and in her own home, but she has lost her driver's licence and needs total care in living with what she calls "the Big A" or more colloquially "the bloody A thing".
	www.theage.com.au /cgi-bin/common/popupPrintArticle.pl?path=/articles/2003/11/02/1067708071324.html (682 words)

	Without classification: Hazel Hawke
		Asked whether she saw herself as a family woman or a career woman, Hazel Hawke, then wife of Bob Hawke, Australia's Prime Minister from 1983 to 1991, answered 'I don't classify myself'.
		Hazel Hawke shaped her own role as prime minister's wife, becoming a strong and active leader in the community.
		In this exhibition, which was jointly organised by the John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library and the John Curtin Gallery, dynamic poster art from the 1980s, along with images, documents, sound and video from Hazel Hawke's years in the Lodge, reveal vividly the issues that she was passionate about.
	john.curtin.edu.au /hazelhawke/index.html (99 words)

	ipedia.com: Bob Hawke Article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hawke was raised in Perth and completed undergraduate degrees in Law and Arts (economics) at the University of Western Australia.
		Hawke was elected with the support of the left of the union movement, including those unions controlled by the Communist Party, but he was never an ideological socialist and did not share the anti-American views of the left.
		Among other things, the Hawke Government floated the Australian dollar, deregulated the financial system, overhauled the tariff system, privatised state sector industries, ended subsidisation of loss-making industries, and sold off the state-owned Commonwealth Bank - all reforms that in other Western countries were performed by right-wing governments.
	www.ipedia.com /bob_hawke.html (1655 words)

	Bob Hawke
		Hawke's high profile in the 1972 "It's Time" campaign and his five years as national president of the Australian Labor Party made him an obvious choice for federal politics.
		One of Hawke's first moves was to halt the construction of the Franklin River Dam in Tasmania.
		Bob Hawke was a popular prime minister who said that he wanted to be remembered as "the larrikin trade union leader who perhaps had sufficient common sense and intelligence to tone down his larrikinism and behave in a way that a prime minister should.
	members.tripod.com /virtaus4/volume6/prime_ministers/bob_hawke.htm (1043 words)

	Anne Henderson's Feature Articles (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Hawke's win in 1983 was to become more than a milestone for the party that had blown its reputation as a good economic manager, in particular with Whitlam but also following Ben Chifley's attempt to nationalise the banks and airlines in the 1940s.
		In her autobiography, Hazel Hawke described Bob as having "revolutionised the wage-fixing processes in Australia" a reference to the years Hawke was ACTU president.
		Hawke's biographer, Stephen Mills, maintains that Hawke could have gone on to win the 1993 election, provided he hadn't had the poisonous effects of Keating's push to take the leadership, provoking the Kirribilli agreement in 1988 that Hawke would retire some time after the 1990 election.
	www.thesydneyinstitute.com.au /ah050303.htm (665 words)

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		Hazel hawke has a strong and universal appeal to australians of all backgrounds.
		Hazel's public disclosure in late 2003 of her alzheimer's disease appears in the middle of this story, which is only about the early stages of her journey into dementia.
		Hazel's daughter, sue pieter-hawke, does not hide much in her very personal commentary about her changing relationship with hazel and hazel's changing relationship with the rest of the world.
	www.angusrobertson.com.au /products/detailed.asp?bookid=1405036311 (204 words)

	Bulletin - Thanks for the memories (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Quentin Dempster, the ABC broadcaster, once opened a news segment with the statement that Hazel Hawke was the nearest thing we had to a saint (it was when we were waiting for news on an operation).
		I had no expectation that Hazel would want to talk, but given that we were serious in our purpose of shifting attitudes towards Alzheimer’s and that her own decision to go public was similarly motivated, I wanted to give her the opportunity to rethink her decision.
		Hazel thinks she’s a bit more independent than she actually is, Pieters-Hawke said then, “but if that supports her own sense of herself and her autonomy and her self-respect, then that is fine”.
	bulletin.ninemsn.com.au /bulletin/site/articleIDs/5825EF4F31B29A54CA256EAE00066008 (4424 words)

	Transcript: The long goodbye (Site not responding. Last check: )
		HAZEL HAWKE: I had this thing and I thought it was a bugger and said so, but it hasn't spoiled my life at all.
		HAZEL HAWKE: Well, yeah, because I enjoy it, and the reason I walk up is just to keep in touch with the locals and do a bit of shopping and sit and have a coffee, whatever.
		I said, "Hazel, it's Wendy." She said, "No, I don't think it is." I've only had one of those moments but it was really scary, because I thought, this is how it will be.
	sixtyminutes.ninemsn.com.au /sixtyminutes/stories/2004_10_24/story_1260.asp (1644 words)

	Bob Hawke - FREE Bob Hawke Biography \| Encyclopedia.com: Facts, Pictures, Information!
		In Dec., 1991, Hawke lost a party leadership fight and a new Labor government was formed with Paul Keating as prime minister.
		Hawke against a Peacock WHAT odds on Bob Hawke and his Australian Labor party winning...
		due to the domination of the extra-parliamentary party by its conservative right faction, which supported Hawke, the parliamentary party in general and Hawke in particular were able to dominate the policy direction of the party.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-Hawke-Ro.html (808 words)

	Australia's Prime Ministers - Meet a PM - Hawke - Hazel Hawke
		Hazel Masterson was born in Perth in 1929.
		When Hawke was elected to federal parliament in 1980, Hazel Hawke found that she was entitled to six annual return airfares to Canberra.
		Hazel Hawke was appointed chair of the New South Wales Heritage Council and travelled widely throughout the State speaking in support of heritage conservation.
	primeministers.naa.gov.au /meetpm.asp?pmId=23&pageName=wife (990 words)

	Hawke, Bob – FREE Hawke, Bob Information \| Encyclopedia.com: Find Hawke, Bob Research
		Hawke, Bob (Robert) (1929– ;) Australian statesman, prime minister (1983–91).
		Hawke held office for an unprecedented four terms.
		In Dec., 1991, Hawke lost a party leadership fight and a new Labor government was formed with...
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1O142-HawkeBob.html (721 words)

	National Museum of Australia - Bob Hawke
		Bob Hawke was elected to federal parliament at the general election on 18 October 1980 as the ALP candidate for the seat of Wills, Victoria, which he held through the next four general elections: 1983, 1984, 1987 and 1990.
		Hawke brought the ALP back into government at the general election on 5 March 1983, by gaining a 15-seat majority over the Liberal-National coalition in the House of Representatives.
		Although Hawke took the ALP to a record fourth term in office at the general election in March 1990, uncertainty grew within the parliamentary party over his ability to win another election during a period of recession.
	www.nma.gov.au /education/school_resources/websites_and_interactives/primeministers/bob_hawke (1374 words)

	Australia's Prime Ministers - Meet a PM - Hawke - Before
		Hawke was president of the University’s Student Representative Council and graduated with a Law degree and an Arts degree in 1953.
		In 1962 Hawke was a delegate to a conference for nominees from Commonwealth countries, sponsored by the Duke of Edinburgh and held in Canada.
		Hawke was Leader of the Opposition for less than a month, and his most urgent task was the brief election campaign.
	primeministers.naa.gov.au /meetpm.asp?pmId=23&pageName=before (1653 words)

	Law Society of New South Wales - Reviews March 2005 page 82
		When Hazel Hawke was diagnosed with what she refers to as the big A – Alzheimer’s Disease – her succinct verdict was “Bugger, bugger, bugger”.
		That personal experience is a journey for more people than the subject of this book, Hazel Hawke, a person well known and loved by many Australians, both as the former wife of one-time Prime Minister Bob Hawke and as a contributor in her own right to her many causes and areas of interest.
		Hazel’s Journey is ultimately a very positive experience for it reassures the reader that the essence of a human being remains till what is left is a distillation of pure love.
	www.lawsociety.com.au /page.asp?PartID=16615 (5000 words)

	National Australia Day Council - Australian of the Year Award 2009
		Throughout her senior years, Hazel Hawke has been a strong and active leader in the community on family issues and as an advocate for the environment, arts and heritage.
		Upon announcing her own battle with Alzheimer's, Hazel has worked to raise the public profile of the disease through establishing the Hazel Hawke Alzheimer's Research and Care Fund.
		Hazel is admired for her sense of fairness and her loyalty and commitment to her family, especially in times of adversity.
	www.australianoftheyear.gov.au /pages/bio.asp?pID=131 (140 words)

	Alzheimers Australia
		Alzheimer's Australia is privileged to be able to work with Hazel Hawke and her family to raise much needed funds for services, support and research programs into Alzheimer's disease and other causes of dementia.
		Alzheimer’s Australia praises the courage of Hazel Hawke and her family in disclosing she has Alzheimer’s disease and thanks her for establishing the Hazel Hawke Alzheimer’s Research and Care Fund together with Alzheimer’s Australia.
		Alzheimer’s Australia will use money donated via the Hazel Hawke Alzheimer’s Research and Care Fund to assist research projects, and to provide crucial and free services to people living with dementia and their families and carers.
	www.alzheimers.org.au /content.cfm?infopageid=1787 (610 words)

	The Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Library
		It was the concept of the Hawke Library Director Dr Alan Bundy, and his initiative and his staff’s energy and dedication, together with others across the University, have built from scratch a teaching, scholarly and community resource of national significance.
		Dr Joseph Feldman, former personal physician to Mr Hawke on overseas visits as prime minister, Dr Feldman is already a significant contributor to the Library's digital library collection with a selected range of photographs taken in China and Gallipoli.
		Hazel’s journey with Alzheimer’s is told by her daughter Sue, Hazel’s fear and anger, her decision to go public, from the early denial to the awful anger that came after the diagnosis and the acceptance that has developed since and the gentle happiness in her life now is an inspiring, revealing and insightful view
	www.unisa.edu.au /hawke/library/new.asp (1321 words)

	Hazel Hawke reveals Alzheimer's (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ms Dillon said Hazel was taking 17 tablets per day to slow the progress of the disease, and needed help preparing food and cleaning her house.
		The family had been forced to change the stove, after Mrs Hawke attempted to boil corn and turned on the gas without lighting the flame, and have the thermostat reset after she got into a scalding bath.
		"Hazel was the ant's pants; she was the brightest button I've ever known," Ms Dillon said.
	www.theage.com.au - !http: //www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/11/03/1067708103926.html (380 words)

	Senator Marise Payne's Homepage (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At a time when she and her family are adapting to the challenge of living with Alzheimer's disease, Hazel's story is remarkable for her willingness to think of others.
		Her pledge to work with Alzheimer's Australia to raise much-needed funds for on-going research into the prevention and management of Alzheimer's disease is a selfless and generous act.
		Hazel Hawke and Alzheimer's Australia are to be congratulated for their joint initiative in establishing the Hazel Hawke Alzheimer's Research & Care Fund.
	www.marisepayne.com /media/mr031103.html (241 words)

	Bob Hawke heckled by One Nation supporters in Perth - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bob Hawke is a traitor and a sellout to his own race.
		While Bob Hawke was in the Soviet Union in 1982 (hope that is the correct year) he (and Paul Keating) made strongly anti-Australian speeches which were recorded in a book published by the MIR Publishing Co. They both made such speeches.
		Does anyone know the details of a supposed incident when the police were called to the Hawke residence due to a drunken disturbance.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=149951 (590 words)

	Medica \| Medica - Australian Healthcare News and Information
		Hazel Hawke's daughter Sue Pieters-Hawke says she will help the Rudd government understand the challenge of dementia from a carer's perspective.
		Mrs Hawke revealed her Alzheimer's in 2003 to raise awareness of the disease and later published a book, Hazel's Journey.
		"Hazel Hawke is one of the most loved Australians, and I certainly admire both the fact that she and Sue Pieters-Hawke a number of years ago came out very publicly to talk about dementia," Ms Elliot told Sky News.
	www.medica.com.au /content/464525 (540 words)

	Troppo Armadillo: Hazel (Site not responding. Last check: )
		We all now know that Hazel has Alzheimer's and is at the beginning of a long and pretty much inevitable decline into the awful isolation that is the concomitant of that disease.
		I thought it was bloody brave - typically so - of Hazel and her family to tackle it in a lowkey almost matter-of-fact way, designed to demystify and, OK, educate - but in a very engaging way.
		Hazel is one of the truly great Australians.
	troppoarmadillo.ubersportingpundit.com /archives/003638.html (336 words)

	Hazel Hawke awarded honorary doctorate \| The Australian
		HAZEL Hawke, the ex-wife of former Australian prime minister Bob Hawke, has been awarded an honorary doctorate of letters from Western Australia's Curtin University.
		Mrs Hawke was handed the doctorate for her services to the John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library and education during a ceremony at the university's Sydney campus late today.
		A scholarship fund bearing Mrs Hawke's name was established in 2000 to help young people who would not otherwise have the financial means to obtain a university education.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /story/0,20867,18466434-29277,00.html (518 words)

	Prime Minister - Robert James Hawke
		Hawke's links with business, built up during 22 years at the ACTU, were an effective foundation for such an approach, if an unusual one for a Labor Prime Minister.
		The Hawke government was re-elected in 1984, 1987 and 1990 in campaigns described as increasingly presidential.
		The greatest impact of the Hawke government flowed from the economic reforms that abandoned the traditional Labor reliance on tariffs to protect industry and jobs.
	www.gavmag.com /austpm/pm_hawke.htm (2861 words)

	Robert James Lee Hawke
		Certainly, Bob Hawke's style was in sharp contrast to the seemingly aloof and reserved Fraser.
		Hawke spent his formative years in the narrow environment of country and suburban life of that era and in the disciplined atmosphere of a Nonconformist parsonage.
		An uncle, Albert Hawke, who was a member of the Labor Party, became his political mentor and at 17 Bob Hawke joined the party.
	www.geocities.com /CapitolHill/5557/hawke.html (1772 words)

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