Great Interviews Of The Twentieth Century

Concerning The Economy (The Hon. Paul Keating, Federal Treasurer)

The Idea Of A University (The Hon. John Dawkins, Federal Minister For Education)

Matters Of State (The Hon. Bob Hawke, Prime Minister)

A Great Man (Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Premier Of Queensland For A Very Long Time)

Australia/U.S. Relations (Mr Dan Quayle, U.S. Vice President)

The 1989 Ashes Series (Mr David Gower, English Cricket Captain)

All Stand Please (Mr David Hill, Chief Executive, Abc)

The Tradition Continues (The Hon. Russell Cooper, Premier Of Queensland For A Very Short Time)

Grace Under Pressure (The Hon. Andrew Peacock, Leader Of The Australian Liberal Party)

On Corporate Matters (Mr Christopher Skase, Chairman Of Quintex)

Election 1990 (Senator John Button, Minister For Industry)

The Liberals Rampant (Mr John Elliott, President Of The Australian Liberal Party And Chairman Of Elders Ltd)

A Mystery Explained (The Hon. Andrew Peacock, Leader Of The Australian Liberal Party)

Party Unity (The Hon John Howard, One-Time Treasurer, Former Leader And Ex-Deputy Leader Of The Australian Liberal Party)

A Triumph Of Organisation (The Hon. Andrew Peacock, Leader Of The Australian Liberal Party)

A Tragic Loss (Mr John Stone, Ex-Head Of Treasury, Defeated Senator)

The Consumption Tax Debate (The Hon. John Hewson, Another Leader Of The Australian Liberal Party)

The Gallipoli Experience (The Hon. Bob Hawke, Prime Minister Interviewed During Return Flight From 75th Anniversary Celebration Of The Landing Anzac Cove, April 25th, 1915)

A Valuable Contribution (Senator Peter Walsh, Former Finance Minister In The Hawke Government)

Complete Rooster-Up (Senator John Button, Minister For Industry)

Concerning His Prostate Operation (The Hon. Bob Hawke, Prime Minister)

The State Of Victoria (The Hon. John Cain, Premier Of Victoria)

The Cambodian Refugee Question (The Hon. Bob Hawke, Prime Minister)

The Annual Premiers' Conference (The Hon. Paul Keating, Federal Treasurer)

The Killer (The Hon. Alan Brown, Leader Of The Victorian Liberal Party)