KnowraGough WhitlamLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Gough Whitlam, each with the reason it gives.All 16Broader topic 3Related 12Compared with 1Australian nationalismRelated: His government advanced a more independent cultural and foreign-policy identity.Aboriginal land rights in AustraliaRelated: His government supported the 1975 handback of Gurindji land and commissioned a national land-rights inquiry.Indigenous land rights in AustraliaRelated: His government supported the inquiry that led to the Northern Territory land-rights law.Papua New Guinea independenceRelated: Whitlam's government supported the timetable for independence.Australian New WaveRelated: His government’s cultural policies strengthened the institutions that backed national filmmaking.Bob HawkeRelated: Whitlam’s earlier Labor government provided both a reform precedent and a cautionary political legacy.Aboriginal Land Rights Act 1976Related: Whitlam’s government introduced the bill that became the Act.Paul KeatingRelated: Keating identified Whitlam as a major influence on Labor’s reformist tradition.Anthony AlbaneseRelated: Whitlam is a major Labor predecessor whose reform legacy informs Albanese's political tradition.Vincent LingiariRelated: Whitlam's 1975 handback ceremony with Lingiari made the land campaign visible nationwide.Kevin RuddRelated: Whitlam’s reformist Labor legacy is a historical point of comparison for Rudd’s reform agenda.Garfield BarwickRelated: Barwick’s use of reserve powers in 1975 became central to the dismissal of Whitlam’s government.