Australia had a government shutdown once. In the end, the queen fired everyone in Parliament. - The Washington Post
Queen was not warned of infamous removal of Australian PM in 1975, letters reveal | The Independent | The Independent
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
The Queen was not amused when Australia tried a government shutdown in 1975 | Stuff.co.nz
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1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
The weirdest powers of Queen Elizabeth II - Business Insider
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
1975 Australian constitutional crisis - Wikipedia
Australia in turmoil as Whitlam is fired - archive, 1975 | Australia news | The Guardian
Australia tried its own government shutdown in 1975. The queen was not amused and it never happened again. | The Seattle Times
Australian governor who removed PM in 1975 assured of his powers by Queen's office, letters reveal | Euronews
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The Dismissal, Australia's constitutional crisis - 80 Days That Changed Our Lives - ABC Archives
Gough Whitlam: Palace letters show Queen did not order 1975 removal of Australian Prime Minister - CNN
Volcanic': Evidence of Queen's involvement in the 1975 dismissal uncovered
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