The Robert Menzies Institute offers complimentary resources for students and teachers.
We support the learning and teaching of the senior history curriculum Australia-wide.
Robert Menzies – ‘Bob’ Menzies or Mr Menzies – was Australia’s longest-serving Prime Minister. He was Prime Minister twice: from 1939–1941, and from 1949–1966, spending a total of 18 years and five months in the position.
A general overview into the life and times of Sir Robert Menzies.
An Act controlling immigration to Australia was one of the first pieces of legislation passed by the new parliament of Australia in 1901
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