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- Hawke–Keating_Government abstract "The Hawke–Keating Government refers to the Federal Government of Australia from 11 March 1983 to 11 March 1996. The Government was formed by the Australian Labor Party, and was led first by Bob Hawke as Prime Minister and then by Paul Keating. The Hawke–Keating Government began after the Fraser Government was defeated at the 1983 election, and ended with defeat at the 1996 election, which ushered in the Howard Government.Ministers who have served under Hawke or Keating but not both have often erroneously refer to as Hawke–Keating Government ministers.".
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Brian_Howe_(politician).
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Lionel_Bowen.
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Paul_Keating.
- Hawke–Keating_Government governorGeneral Bill_Hayden.
- Hawke–Keating_Government governorGeneral Ninian_Stephen.
- Hawke–Keating_Government monarch Elizabeth_II.
- Hawke–Keating_Government orderInOffice "23rdPrime Minister of Australia".
- Hawke–Keating_Government predecessor Malcolm_Fraser.
- Hawke–Keating_Government successor Paul_Keating.
- Hawke–Keating_Government termPeriod Hawke–Keating_Government__1.
- Hawke–Keating_Government thumbnail Bob_Hawke_Portrait_1983.jpg?width=300.
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- Hawke–Keating_Government wikiPageWikiLinkText "Hawke–Keating Government".
- Hawke–Keating_Government wikiPageWikiLinkText "government from 1983".
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Brian_Howe_(politician).
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Kim_Beazley.
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Lionel_Bowen.
- Hawke–Keating_Government deputy Paul_Keating.