The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
The Prime Minister, Mr William Morris Hughes, speaking to a large crowd during the conscription referendum campaign.
The Prime Minister of Australia Mr John Curtin speaking at a liberty loan rally in Martin Place that was seeking to raise 35,000,000 pounds. Seated behind him are (left to right) Mr J Beasley ( Minist
The New 'Bullocky.' Conscription Condemned by the Prime Minister Mr. W. M. Hughes. Leaflet featuring illustration by Osbert Garland, urging Australians to vote no to conscription, or otherwise become
The Honourable William Morris (Billy) Hughes, Australian Prime Minister (left), and Mr Keith Murdoch.
Prime Minister William Morris (Billy) Hughes visits a large crowd of Australian soldiers at Sutton Veny, possibly in 1919. This image is from the collection of 1672 Sergeant Cecil Clement Nichols, 7th
A large crowd of spectators in Collins Street during the Conscription Referendum campaign listen to soldiers addressing the gathering from a dais.
The prime minister The Right Honourable W M Hughes, speaking in Martin Place, Sydney. In 1916 and again in 1917, in consequence of the falling off in recruiting, Mr Hughes laid a proposal for conscrip
