Jack Lang on the unions and the economy (1971)

Mr Jack Lang (J. T. Lang) spoke with Terry Moore on economics, unions and the world economy. Mr Lang led the opposition for Labor in the early 1930's when the New York Stock Exchange crashed and the depression hit Australia. He was also twice the Premier of New South Wales between 1922 and 1940. In this film Mr Lang is 94 years old and devotes one day a week addressing students. On this week he was a guest of the Wollongong University College Students Union. Date on script is 3 June 1971 but was broadcast Sunday 6 June 1971. Episode: 463. Story by O'Donnell/Moore.
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[@nuttymaestro4880]

Legend.

[@mistero4]

Sounds like Terry Moore interviewing. Look at the bile in Jack Lang’s face and then at Keating’s outbursts. Resemblance?

[@trackdusty]

Maybe in form but certainly not in substance.

[@davidhester6648]

Not in form, but certainly in substance.
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[@trackdusty]

@@davidhester6648 Lang was a fighting socialist, the dirty rat Keating sold out ALL the historic economic gains of the ALP. Only arseholes or the ignorant love Keating.

[@sheerluckholmes7720]

Description clearly states...Terry Moore. 🙄 What is the relevance of your statement ? 🥱

[@mistero4]

@@sheerluckholmes7720 it didn’t at the time. The description was updated after my comment.

[@matthewsmith-ld2ub]

It's alright jack we have mass immigration that will keep us afloat delaying the inevitable. But when it finallu goes it will be beyond awful