Interview with Barry Hughes by George Lewkowicz on 1 May 2008. Barry Hughes worked in Don Dunstan's government as an economic adviser.

Interview with Lew Owens by George Lewkowicz on 11th December 2007 for the Don Dunstan Oral History Project. Lewis Owens is currently the chief executive of ETSA Utilities. He worked in the Department of Economic Development ...

Interview with Eugenia Koussidis, formerly known as Eva Koussidis, by George Lewkowicz. Eva was appointed by Don Dunstan in 1975 as the Inquiry Officer to assist migrants, particularly the Greek community with their problems. ...

Interview with Luigi Timpano by George Lewkowicz. Luigi Timpano was Senior Interpreter/Translator in the State Government Interpreting and Translating Service set up by Don Dunstan's government. He discusses multicultural ...

Interview with Alan Hutchings by George Lewkowicz on November 12, 2007. Alan Hutchings worked in the planning area for many years, including the Dunstan era. He was Director of Town Planning for Monarto and has written ...

Interview with Greg Crafter by George Lewkowicz on 2nd May, 2008. Greg worked for Don Dunstan as a member of the Inquiry Unit in the Premier’s Department in the early 1970s.

Interview with Sue Briton-Jones by George Lewkowicz from the Don Dunstan Foundation. Sue discusses Aboriginal rights, planning and the environment in the Dunstan years. The interview was held on the 20th December 2007.

Interview with Andrew Hall by George Lewkowicz. Andrew Hall started work in the Department for Community Welfare in 1974 as a social planner and moved through the organisation in various roles. The interview was held on ...

Interview with Andrew Strickland by George Lewkowicz on 6th March 2009. Andrew Strickland worked in the Premier’s Department and the Department of Environment and Conservation.

Two interviews with Mike Rann by George Lewkowicz on January 28 and February 10, 2009. Mike Rann was Premier of South Australia from 2002 to 2011. During the Dunstan era, he worked in the Industrial Democracy Unit, then ...