Film Tag: Gough Whitlam

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Congratulations & Farewell Sharan Burrow – Sharan’s Story

A short documentary about Sharan Burrow on the Congratulations & Farewell Sharan Burrow DVD.

Film Topics:

PoliticsUnionsWomen

Film Tags:

ActivismAl GoreAngela MerkelAustralian Council of Trade Unions ACTUAustralian Education Union AEUAustralian Labor PartyAustralian Workplace AgreementsAwardsBill KeltyBonoChildcareClimate changeCollective bargaining rightsDave RobsonDon HenryEducationEnvironmentEqual pay for womenFeminist movementFirefightersGough WhitlamGreg CombetHealth & safetyIndigenousInternational Trade Union ConfederationJennie GeorgeJoan KirnerJohn HowardJohn Howard GovernmentMaritime Union of AustraliaMaternity leaveMerri BlairMetherall campaignNSW Teacher’s FederationPaid parental leavePaul KeatingPeter BurrowPeter ReithPoliticsSharan BurrowSocial justiceUnfair dismissalUnion campaignsVietnam WarWomenWomen's workplace rightsWorking classWorking conditionsWorkplace reformYour Rights at Work campaign

Film Type:

Documentary - Short
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Gough Whitlam – In His Own Words

A feature documentary about Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam.

Film Topics:

Politics

Film Tags:

1972 Whitlam electionAboriginal and Torres Strait IslanderAustraliaAustralian Labor PartyConscriptionEast TimorEducationElectionsEqual pay for womenGough WhitlamImmigrantsIndigenousJohn FaulknerPoliticsPovertyPublic HealthSir John KerrSocial justiceSocialismThe ArtsThe Dismissal 1975Vietnam WarWhitlam Labor GovernmentWomenWomen's workplace rightsWorking class

Film Type:

Documentary - Feature
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