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Memories of an Eminent Person

The complex personality of Malcolm Fraser reverberates through his equally complex legacy

28 March 2015

9:00 AM

28 March 2015

9:00 AM

For three decades I have been dreading the day Malcolm Fraser would die. Not because I was a huge fan; quite the opposite. Having written an infamous article in the Australian soon after the Memphis missing trousers story – ‘my night with Malcolm’ – I knew that I would have to revisit the unpleasant incident once again.

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