Treasurer Chalmers losing reality acting as though the Opposition are there to assist HIM, page-64

They all seem to do pretty well for themsleves.

Admirers had to send the bowl around to buy a retirement house for Robert Menzies, which only accepted the house was sold after he died and the money donated to Pattie and his daughter's school.

Of course back in the day Oz politicians had a different focus, summed up by the inscription on Curtin's headstone: "His country was his pride His brother man his cause".