Category:Andrew Peacock
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Date of birth | 13 February 1939 Melbourne | ||||
Date of death | 16 April 2021 Austin | ||||
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Media in category "Andrew Peacock"
The following 19 files are in this category, out of 19 total.
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1968 Liberal Party Leadership Election.jpg 425 × 423; 56 KB
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Andrew Peacock (cropped).jpg 313 × 302; 47 KB
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Andrew Peacock 1960s.png 942 × 1,308; 988 KB
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Andrew Peacock 1973.jpg 242 × 320; 22 KB
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Andrew Peacock.jpg 320 × 448; 56 KB
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AndrewPeacock1969 (cropped).jpg 423 × 592; 102 KB
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AndrewPeacock1969.jpg 683 × 700; 142 KB
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AndrewPeacock1969Colour.jpg 641 × 897; 80 KB
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Billy Snedden and Andrew Peacock in 1973 (1).jpg 1,081 × 1,097; 308 KB
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Billy Snedden and Andrew Peacock in 1973 (2).jpg 1,079 × 1,088; 312 KB
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Billy Snedden and Andrew Peacock with Adam Malik in 1973.jpg 1,083 × 1,093; 231 KB
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McMahon Ministry.jpg 700 × 524; 91 KB
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Second Gorton Ministry.jpg 1,186 × 906; 224 KB
Categories:
- Peacock (surname)
- Andrew (given name)
- Sharp (given name)
- 1939 births
- 2021 deaths
- Recipients of the Centenary Medal
- Companions of the Order of Australia
- Ambassadors of Australia to the United States
- Liberal Party of Australia members of the Australian House of Representatives
- Government ministers of Australia
- Ministers of Foreign Affairs of Australia
- Members of the Australian House of Representatives from Victoria
- Alumni of the University of Melbourne
- Births in Melbourne