- Gough Whitlam's family issued a statement on Tuesday morning announcing his death.
The death of Gough Whitlam: family statement. pic.twitter.com/mOvycILopYhttp://twitter.com/mscott/status/524307390590496768
— Mark Scott (@mscott)Mon, Oct 20 2014 21:13:17- The nation took to social media to mourn the loss of the late prime minister.
- Australia mourns the passing of its 21st Prime Minister, the Honourable Edward Gough Whitlam AC QC. http://aus.pm/sebo
http://twitter.com/TonyAbbottMHR/status/524338953684414464
— Tony Abbott (@TonyAbbottMHR)Mon, Oct 20 2014 23:18:42 - Today the Labor Party has lost a giant, and our nation has lost a great leader. Vale Gough Whitlam https://www.facebook.com/BillShorten/posts/733540933349137?fref=nf …
http://twitter.com/billshortenmp/status/524329216158879746
— Bill Shorten (@billshortenmp)Mon, Oct 20 2014 22:40:01
Paul Keating remembers #Gough Whitlam - "he snapped Australia out of the Menzian torpor". #auspol pic.twitter.com/tXNFz1yOgVhttp://twitter.com/workmanalice/status/524346285315219456
— Alice Workman (@workmanalice)Mon, Oct 20 2014 23:47:50- Gough Whitlam A great Australian, opening new doors, new futures, tradition justice, fair play, egalitarianism, Australian identity.
http://twitter.com/MalcolmFraser12/status/524345488246456320
— Malcolm Fraser (@MalcolmFraser12)Mon, Oct 20 2014 23:44:40 - Will be opening up a condolence book at our Mt Druitt office for residents wanting to pay respects to #Gough. Will advise when in place
http://twitter.com/edhusicMP/status/524381138375045120
— Ed Husic (@edhusicMP)Tue, Oct 21 2014 02:06:20 - Parliament has cancelled all proceedings including question time and Senate estimate hearings for the day and lowered the flag to half-mast. The House of Representatives sat at midday to hear condolence motions.
http://twitter.com/PhillipCoorey/status/524329115113889792
— Phillip Coorey (@PhillipCoorey)Mon, Oct 20 2014 22:39:37
Parliamentary House flag at half mast for Gough Whitlam pic.twitter.com/6spHwdz0vOhttp://twitter.com/KJBar/status/524328522815246336
— Karen Barlow (@KJBar)Mon, Oct 20 2014 22:37:16- The nation took the occasion to celebrate the late PM's legacy.
- #ThankYouGough for breaking the White Australia Policy so that I could be here today as a third generation Australian. #salute
http://twitter.com/CycloneAsh/status/524310841206665217
— Dr Aint Shit, PhD (@CycloneAsh)Mon, Oct 20 2014 21:27:00 - #ThankYouGough for affordable accessible tertiary education for tens of thousands of first gen Australians from across wesyern Sydney #UWS
http://twitter.com/iMusing/status/524316744685326339
— Ingrid Matthews (@iMusing)Mon, Oct 20 2014 21:50:27
#ThankYouGough I remember campaigning for Gough who ensured the end of conscription - saving me from ugly Vietnam War pic.twitter.com/McAsCjfKqihttp://twitter.com/AndrewSCasey/status/524365139835752449
— Andrew Casey (@AndrewSCasey)Tue, Oct 21 2014 01:02:46- Universal healthcare is an enduring legacy and the ANMF will always be grateful. #ThankYouGough
http://twitter.com/anmfbetterhands/status/524358644075200513
— ANMF (@anmfbetterhands)Tue, Oct 21 2014 00:36:57 - #ThankYouGough for equal pay for women, Medicare, education for all, land rights, multiculturalism. This coal miner's daughter salutes you.
http://twitter.com/laurascrivano/status/524357183975485441
— Laura Scrivano (@laurascrivano)Tue, Oct 21 2014 00:31:09 - There is so much to thank Gough for, but for me one thing stands out - he saved my dad from Vietnam #ThankYouGough #auspol
http://twitter.com/tabennett_/status/524360910953926657
— Tom Bennett (@tabennett_)Tue, Oct 21 2014 00:45:57
It was time then - as it’s time now. He gave this country #freeeducation. Vale, great #Gough. Your light stays alive. pic.twitter.com/1qunWXHdR5http://twitter.com/vanbadham/status/524311845226565632
— Badham Insouciance (@vanbadham)Mon, Oct 20 2014 21:30:59
Nation pays tribute to Gough Whitlam on social media #thankyougough
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Financial Review1,034 Views- Gough Whitlam's family issued a statement on Tuesday morning announcing his death.
- The nation took to social media to mourn the loss of the late prime minister.
- Parliament has cancelled all proceedings including question time and Senate estimate hearings for the day and lowered the flag to half-mast. The House of Representatives sat at midday to hear condolence motions.
- The nation took the occasion to celebrate the late PM's legacy.
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