Confessions of a Babyboomer

This book is an autobiographical memoir of the author. It goes through to when I turned 30. Eleven days later, Gough Whitlam, the P M, got sacked. Innocence, if not paradise, was lost. It is meant to give a snapshot of what it was like to grow up in a very different Australia – if you were born here at the end of the War. References are made to outside political and sporting events, and to social customs and consumer habits to round out the picture. One theme is the difference between three...