Read Jackie Huggins’ speech at the 3rd Annual Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration 2009 on Bringing Black and White Australians Together.
Listen to Tim Costello’s speech at the 2nd Annual Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration 2008 on The Journey is Healing: How We Go Forward After ‘Sorry’.
Each year the Don Dunstan Foundation presents the annual Lowitja O’Donoghue Oration, named in honour of Dr O’Donoghue, who presented the inaugural oration in 2007 on Black and White Together, We Shall Overcome, Some Day.
Rethinking Adelaide ‘Capturing Imagination’
Don Dunstan speaking on The Parameters of Government, published in the Australian Journal of Public Administration 1979.
Don Dunstan speaking at the Institute of Public Administration Australia, South Australia Branch in 1998.
Don Dunstan used a speech in Melbourne on 24 July 1978 to announce that his government would legislate for land rights for the Pitjantjatjara people.
John Curtin Memorial Lecture: Curtin, Australia and Now
Presented by Don Dunstan in Canberra on 20 October 1972
The Don Dunstan Oral History Collection is a result of a collaboration between the Don Dunstan Foundation and Flinders University.
Interviews with contemporaries of Don Dunstan, including parliamentary colleagues, public servants, journalists, family and friends were conducted by the Foundation between 2010-2012. The edited transcripts are now available through the Flinders University Dunstan Collection.
Sawas, Michael X (1999). 50 lives touched by Don Dunstan. Single X Publications, Glenside, S.A
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