Further Reading
- Arthur Calwell, Labor's Role In Modern Society (1963)
- Arthur Calwell, Be Just And Fear Not (1972)
- Colm Kiernan, Calwell (1978)
- Arthur Calwell, I Stand by a White Australia (1949)
- G. Freudenberg, 'Calwell, Arthur Augustus', in Australian Dictionary of Biography
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