Henry 'Jo' Gullett interviewed by Mel Pratt for the Mel Pratt collection [sound recording]

Gullet describes how be became interested in politics; growing up on Hill Station; his experiences during World War II in the Middle East, Greece and New Guinea; standards of behaviour and performance in Parliament; Billy Hughes; Robert Menzies; Lord Bruce; Ben Chifley; Joe Lyons; Dame Enid Lyons; Dr Evatt; Sir Phillip MacBride; Sir William McKell; Arthur Calwell; Lord Casey; the Petrov Affair; Browne and Fitzgerald being brought to the Bar of the House; Charlie Morgan; the DLP; Lambrigg and surrounds; minority parties; the Country Party; Harold Holt; John Lang; Arthur Fuller; the Dept. of External Affairs; foreign policy; the wool industry; Australian traditions and attitudes; the white Australia policy; social attitudes; censorship; immigration; early Canberra as a city.