Bill Hayden

Errol Hodder - 00:55:18

Interview: 
Errol Hodder
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00:55:18

Errol Hodder discusses Peter Beattie.

Errol Hodder - 00:50:33

Interview: 
Errol Hodder
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00:50:33

Errol Hodder recalls ALP faction splits.

Errol Hodder - 00:30:04

Interview: 
Errol Hodder
Time: 
00:30:04

Errol Hodder discusses the powerful role of the Branch Secretary in the AWU. He recalls comments by Edgar Williams about Bill Hayden's leadership.

Bob Henricks - 01:09:04

Interview: 
Bob Henricks
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01:09:04

Bob Henricks discusses the relationship between Neal Kane and BIll Hayden.

Bob Henricks - 01:01:53

Interview: 
Bob Henricks
Time: 
01:01:53

Bob Henricks discusses the main ALP reformers including: Bill Hayden, Denis Murphy, George Georges and Peter Beattie.

Bob Gleeson - 01:07:18

Interview: 
Bob Gleeson
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01:07:18

Bob Gleeson discusses the emergence of factional groups after intervention and the role of Bill Hayden.

Bob Gleeson - 00:39:38

Interview: 
Bob Gleeson
Time: 
00:39:38

Bob Gleeson describes the relationship between Neal Kane and Bill Hayden.

Bob Gleeson - 00:35:36

Interview: 
Bob Gleeson
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00:35:36

Bob Gleeson discusses unrest amongst ALP members at State Council meetings including how the Trades Hall Group supported Lionel Bowen not Queenslander Bill Hayden for the federal parliamentary leadership.

John Mickel - 00:07:55

Interview: 
John Mickel
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00:07:55

John Mickel reflects on the difficulties of being a Labor supporter while working in the State education system during the Bjelke-Petersen era. He describes his transfer to a school in Inala and the lack of resources provided by the State government to schools in Labor electorates. He discusses his work for the Teachers' Union and states he joined the ALP in 1978.

Paul Reynolds - 00:05:24

Interview: 
Paul Reynolds
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00:05:24

Paul Reynolds outlines the events leading up to the 1980 federal intervention and comments generally on the state of the Queensland  ALP branch prior to intervention, in particular the factions in the party.

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