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Photograph 200550 East Timor, 1999-2013Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the official party standing in front of the podium at Robertson Barracks, as Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition, addresses the troops prior to thei

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition, standing on a podium at Robertson Barracks, addressing the troops prior to their departure to join the International Force for East Timor (Interfet). The Prime Minister, John Howard is standing on the podium to the left and the rest of the official party are to the right of the podium, including Mrs Howard (seated); Mr Moore, Minister for Defence; Senator Meg Lees, Leader of the Australian Democrats; and Steve Martin, Opposition Spokesman for Defence. Note the group of media in the foreground recording Mr Beazley's address.
Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the official party standing in front of the podium at Robertson Barracks, as Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition, addresses the troops prior to thei

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the official party who have accompanied the Prime Minister, John Howard to Robertson Barracks to farewell the troops prior to their departure to join the

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the official party standing in front of the podium at Robertson Barracks, as Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition, addresses the troops prior to thei

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the media recording the address by Senator Meg Lees, the Leader of the Australian Democrats, to Australian soldiers at Robertson Barracks prior to their d

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Kim Beazley, the Leader of the Opposition, addressing the troops at Robertson Barracks prior to their departure to join the International Force for East Timor (Inter

Palmerston, NT. 20 September 1999. Members of the 3rd Battalion (Parachute), The Royal Australian Regiment (3RAR) marching away from the compound at Robertson Barracks, after the Prime Minister, John
