[Don Witheford in an igloo, Bill Hayden as a bouncer, Governor-General Ninian Stephen, Andrew Peacock] [picture] /

Title devised by cataloguer.; Published in the Canberra Times on 22 July 1984.; Part of the Pryor collection of cartoons and drawings. The Sunday weekly cartoon roundup. After being drummed out of DFAT, whistle-blowing diplomat Don Witheford is to be re-instated to the Department after being acquitted of unlawfully removing departmental documents. But where will he be posted? Despite an unsuccessful move to have him resign, committed pipe-smoking Gover General Sir Ninian Stepen is retained as patron of the ACT Cancer Society; an argument arises over the appointment of Justice Stewart as head of the National Crime Authority. Senior judges and lawyers argue that he should not be able to retain his position on the bench; Oppostion Leader Andrew Peacock has to shorten the leash on his Spokesman on Immigration Michael 'The Mouth from the South' Hodgman who is quoted as saying he will make immigration an issue in the coming election.--Information supplied by Geoff Pryor