Just Call Me Bob - Part 1

Season 19Episode 4130 minNov 10, 2014
Just Call Me Bob - Part 1
It's been a while since the words popular and politician appeared credibly in the same sentence. But a generation ago one Prime Minister, Bob Hawke, basked in sustained acclaim. He turns 85 next month. It's a watershed in a life marked by much drama and four successive election victories. This first ever television biography of Mr Hawke features fascinating previously unpublished family photographs and footage. It includes interviews with closest family members and significant political figures and commentators. It sheds new light on a complex man, an intriguing family, and a momentous era...
Just Call Me Bob - Part 1 has aired on Nov 10, 2014 at 8:30 PM
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