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Norman Gunston at 'The Dismissal'

P.M.Gough Whitlam was unceremoniously given the big 'A' by the G.G. Sir John Kerr on November 11, 1975. Norman Gunston happened to just 'Be There' to put his unique spin on the historic moment. S...  
 
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You couldn't have written it better if you tried!
MottTheWot (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I am certain Sacha Baron Cohen knows all about Norman Gunston, what a stroke of luck that Gary McDonald was in Canberra on that very day!
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Classic bit at the end "Or was this just a stroke of good luck for Mr. Fraser".
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Also an Esperantist!
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Im SCREAMING with laughter over Bob Hawke saying "Ah look, its abit too serious for that" hahahaha!!!!!!!!!!!!

Norman Gunstan you little CLASSIC!!
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0:16, Old Hawkey.

With Black hair.
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HEY did gough at least get to keep the Valiant regal.
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What you said was artistically laid out well enough to be lyrics to a song!

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