Leading by proxy The Governor Generals of Australia: Recent Episodes

ABC New England

Governor generals of Australia. Who they were, their influences, and lives

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The 25th and current Governor General of Australia

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A man who was a keen sportsman, amiable and one of Victoria's most popular and well-known governors, Sir Dallas Brooks

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Was he an unlucky leader or in over his head, a wishy-washy well-meaning fellow who had risen above his level of competence or the victim of circumstance, this week we find out about the 2nd Governor of NSW, John Hunter

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He took Australia through perhaps one of the darkest periods during WWII ... a war that cost him his son's life.

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.. our only Royal Vice Regal appointment ....

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... a keen historian who liked French literature and is considered one of the intellectuals who filled the role ...

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The life of Dame Roma Mitchell was filled with firsts, including the first woman to be appointed Governor of South Australia

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Australia's 9th Governor-General from 1931-1936 and the first Australian born GG Sir Isaac Isaacs

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Governor Ralph Darling

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Charles Joseph La Trobe was the 1st Lieutenant Governor of Victoria.

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Sir John Kerr, the man behind the controversy

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Sir Philip Game was the 26th Governor of NSW.

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Our podcast this week looks at the role of a man regarded as one o f the finest constitutional lawyers in the English speaking world. Sir Zelman Cowen stepped into the role of Governor General during a very turbulent political time following the Whitlam Dismissal.

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William Bligh was a Governor whose reign was marred by controversy.

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Our 6th Governor General Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson

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The 2nd in our podcast series is all about our first Governor General Lord Hopetoun

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Arthur Phillip, the man who created a nation.

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Lachlan Macquarie is credited with shaping Sydney and NSW.