Labour Australia

9 December, 1929
Bordertown, South Australia, Australia

16 May, 2019 (aged 89)
Northbridge, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

• Agnostic
• Congregational

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• Hawke, Albert Redvers (uncle)
• Williams, Rees David (friend)
• Gietzelt, Ray (friend)
• 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)
• Sampson, Noel Edgar (teacher)

• Perth Modern School (student, 1943-1946)
• University of Western Australia (student, 1947-1952)
• Oxford University (student, 1953-1955)
• Australian National University (student, 1956-1958)

• industrial arbitration advocate (1858-1970) Victoria, Australia
• trade union official (1970-1980) Victoria, Australia
• labour politician (1980-1992) Federal, Australia
• Member of Lower House (1980-1992) Federal, Australia
• opposition leader (1983-1983) Federal, Australia
• prime minister (1983-1991) Federal, Australia
• business executive (1992-2005) New South Wales, Australia

• Rhodes Scholar (recipient, 1952)
• Father of the Year (Vic) (recipient, 1971)
• Companion of the Order of Australia (recipient, 1979)

• Sam Cohen memorial lecture (presenter, 1971)

• Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Centre (University of South Australia) (eponym)
• Bob Hawke Prime Ministerial Library (University of South Australia) (eponym)
• Hawke Research Institute (University of South Australia) (eponym)

• Labor Club (University of Western Australia) (member)
• Australian National University (administration) (council member, 1956-1958)

• ALP (Vic) (member)
• ALP (federal) (president, 1973-1978)
• ALP (life member, 2009-2019)

• ACTU (advocate, 1958)
• ACTU (president, 1969-1980)