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Ambassador of Australia to Japan
Australian Leader of the Opposition
Australian minister for Foreign Affairs
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1877 birth
1964 death
20th-century Australian politician
Atheist in politics and law
Australian military personnel of World War I
Former Methodist
Lawyer from Melbourne
Melbourne Law School alumnus
Old Scotch Collegians
Person educated at Scotch College, Melbourne
Privy counsellor
Royal Australian Navy officer
Sportsperson-politician
University of Melbourne person
Judge from Melbourne
United Australia Party member of the Parliament of Australia
Australian member of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom
Australian lacrosse player
Australian politician awarded knighthoods
Member of the Cabinet of Australia
Australian atheist
Member of the Australian House of Representatives for Kooyong
Leader of the Nationalist Party of Australia
Chief justice of Australia
Chief justice of Australia in office
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John Latham (judge)
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L
John Latham
Latham
John Greig Latham
Latham C.J.
Latham CJ
Latham, JohnJohn Latham
Mr Latham\" (later a Chief Justice of Australia)
Sir John Greig Latham
Sir John Latham
<small>The Right Honourable</small> '''John Greig Latham'''
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almaMater
University of Melbourne
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birthDate
1877-08-26
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birthName
John Greig Latham
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birthPlace
Melbourne
Ascot Vale, Victoria
Australia
Victoria (Australia)
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birthYear
1877
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deathDate
1964-07-25
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deathPlace
Richmond, Victoria
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deathYear
1964
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education
Scotch College, Melbourne
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nationality
Australians
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party
Nationalist Party (Australia)
Liberal Party (1922)
United Australia Party
is
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leader
of
Department of Industry (1928–1940)
is
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successor
of
Frank Gavan Duffy