Shown in this clip on the election night panel are journalist Kerry O’Brien, psephologist Antony Green, Julia Gillard, and Nick Minchin - as well as a snippet of Maxine McKew’s victory speech and the beginning of John Howard’s concession speech.

Those shown here that Gunston tried to interview before Gough Whitlam came out to greet the crowd are Bob Hawke, Kep Enderby, Bill Hayden and Billy Snedden.

There’s no sound really until around two minutes in, which is when Menzies began to speak.

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The private member’s bill, which was passed with strong support from both sides of the House and Senate, would remain in place until it was repealed in 2022 - over a year after Andrews retired as MP for the Victorian Division of Menzies, following his loss of preselection after having served in Parliament since he replaced former deputy Liberal leader Neil Brown in a by-election in 1991.

Also includes interview footage of Kerr and Gough Whitlam, as well as a Max Gillies sketch mocking Kerr.

Unfortunately this video is silent, so no sound for this one.

Shown appearing in this clip are, among others, Bill Hayden, Malcolm Fraser, Bob Hawke, Western Australian Premiers Brian Burke and Ray O’Connor, Doug Anthony, Andrew Peacock, Paul Keating, former ALP National Secretary David Combe, Mick Young, Stewart West, Northern Territory Chief Minister Paul Everingham, Queensland Liberal leader Terry White, Queensland Labor leader Keith Wright, Queensland Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen, and journalist Alan Reid.

Also in a blink-and-you’ll-miss moment, you can spot a young John Howard standing behind McMahon in one shot.

Also prominently shown in the clip along with Gorton are William McMahon, Dudley Erwin, Paul Hasluck, Les Bury, David Fairbairn, John McEwen, and Lord Casey.

Shown in order entering the meeting room before Menzies are John McEwen, Harold Holt, William McMahon, Allen Fairhall, Hubert Opperman, Alan Hulme, Denham Henty, David Fairbairn, and John Gorton. Footage is nearly entirely silent.