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Jim Malo

The Eyebrows Of Australian Prime Ministers (1939-2013), Ranked

When it comes to establishing trust and rapport with an audience of 25 million, eye contact can be the difference between whether the population submits to you or turns to other non-government heads of state, like Ian Huey Hewitson or the Bi-Lo docket
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5. Gough Whitlam

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Gough Whitlamthis wonderfully haunting portrait of Whitlam

4. Julia Gillard

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Julia Gillardlikened to a “quail” on a menu at a Liberal party dinnersnaking into 2022

3. Robert Menzies

Source: National Library of Australia
Robert MenziesCara DelevingneMenzies’ official portrait

2. John Howard

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John HowardBarbara StreisandKirsten Dunst

1. Bob Hawke

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Bob HawkeBellaKyliehereSerena Coady is a Malaysian-Australian writer based in London. Find her on Twitter (@serenacoady), if it pleases you. 

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