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The 11 pages that link to Robert Menzies, each with the reason it gives.

• Liberal Party of AustraliaRelated: He created the party after the collapse of the United Australia Party and became its defining early leader.

• 1967 Australian referendumRelated: His government established the 1965 parliamentary committee that examined constitutional reform for Aboriginal people.

• Prime Minister of AustraliaBroader topic: His long second tenure consolidated the modern office and reshaped postwar politics.

• John CurtinCompared with: Menzies led the government before Curtin and remained his chief parliamentary rival.

• ANZUSRelated: His government pursued a formal US security commitment after the Second World War.

• Malcolm FraserRelated: Menzies’s party and political tradition shaped Fraser’s early parliamentary career.

• Geoffrey BlaineyRelated: Menzies awarded Blainey the 1977 Australian Literature Society Gold Medal for A Land Half Won.

• Ben ChifleyCompared with: Menzies defeated Chifley in 1949 and offered a conservative alternative to Labor’s program.

• Garfield BarwickRelated: Menzies appointed Barwick to the High Court in 1964 after serving with him in government.

• Ian Clunies RossRelated: As prime minister during much of Clunies Ross’s leadership, Menzies’s government set the conditions for federal research.

• Stanley BruceRelated: Menzies later led the party Bruce helped establish after leaving the Nationalist Party.