The Queen was not amused when Australia tried a government shutdown in 1975 | Stuff.co.nz
Australian governor who removed PM in 1975 assured of his powers by Queen's office, letters reveal | Euronews
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
The Queen was not amused when Australia tried a government shutdown in 1975 | Stuff.co.nz
Queen was not warned of infamous removal of Australian PM in 1975, letters reveal | The Independent | The Independent
Australia tried its own government 'shutdown' in 1975. The queen's man in Sydney was not amused, and it never happened again. - The Washington Post
Did a Government Shutdown in Australia Result in All Members of Parliament Getting Fired?
Queen was not warned of Australia PM's 1975 sacking, letters show
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Did a Government Shutdown in Australia Result in All Members of Parliament Getting Fired?
Australia had a government shutdown once. In the end, the queen fired everyone in Parliament. - The Washington Post
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
In the 1970s, a Soft Coup Removed Australia's Left-Wing Prime Minister
Volcanic': Evidence of Queen's involvement in the 1975 dismissal uncovered
Australian Government Tried Shutdown In 1975. Why It Never Happened Again
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
Queen's secret letters to Australian governor-general 1975 constitutional crisis revealed | Tatler
The weirdest powers of Queen Elizabeth II - Business Insider
Australia in turmoil as Whitlam is fired - archive, 1975 | Australia news | The Guardian
US shutdown: would a Queen help? | Michael Koziol | Opinion | The Guardian
Malcolm Fraser, former Australian prime minister; at 84 - The Boston Globe
