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Barry Jones and Gough Whitlam

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Jones: Always a great pleasure to see you. Whitlam: Yes, it is.

Two huge figures in the Australian Labor Party, polymath and twice President of the Party and the country’s longest-serving minister for science, Barry Jones, and Australia’s Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam (1972-1975), reminisce about their first meeting in what is believed to be the last occasion Whitlam was filmed.

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