Newspaper cuttings and correspondence regarding Malcolm Fraser’s political career

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Series[UMA-SR-000000158] Personal papers of Una FraserAccession[2007.0053] Papers of Una FraserIdentifierUMA-ITE-2007005300049Scope and ContentVarious newspaper cuttings including letter dated 23 March 1975 from Sir Thomas Travers (ophthalmologist) to Una Fraser on Malcolm Fraser’s election as parliamentary leader of the Liberal Party; a history of the Fraser family and Malcolm Fraser’s musings on his political career (compiled with the help of the Prime Minister and his mother, Mrs Neville Fraser), Andrew McKay, ‘The Frasers’, The Herald, 1 May 1976, pp 25-27; references to Malcolm Fraser’s lineage and family history in newspaper article by Terry Coleman, ‘Fraser - the outback philosophy’, The Guardian, 27 March 1977; newspaper photograph of Una Fraser applauding Malcolm Fraser at the Melbourne Press Club lunch at the National Gallery, 8 October 1981; dinner honouring Malcolm Fraser’s twenty-eight years of service to Federal Parliament, Sunday Telelgraph, 12 June, 1983, p 74; Malcolm Fraser as broadcaster, The Sydney Morning Herald, 8 August 1985, p 3; Malcolm Fraser’s recollections of ‘The Dismissal’, The Weekend Australian, 14-15
November 1987, pp 23 & 28-29; ‘Unemployed Fraser still ready to serve’, The Age, 23 February 1988, p 3.Access StatusOpen for public accessRequest TypeRequest unitUnit2007.0053 Unit 0001

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CreatorFraser, UnaRoleProvenance

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Date1963-1988

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Newspaper cuttings and correspondence regarding Malcolm Fraser’s political career