In a new interview on the eve of the 30th anniversary of his 1972 election, Gough Whitlam says he was a better economic manager than Hawke or Keating. Whitlam also says he wouldn’t have appointed Sir John Kerr if he’d know he had a drinking problem.
In a new interview on the eve of the 30th anniversary of his 1972 election, Gough Whitlam says he was a better economic manager than Hawke or Keating. Whitlam also says he wouldn’t have appointed Sir John Kerr if he’d know he had a drinking problem.