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In pictures: Malcolm Fraser’s life and career

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Photos courtesy of Getty and AAP.

Fraser relaxes at The Lodge in Canberra, 1978.
Fraser at home in the kitchen with his wife Tammie in February 1977.
Fraser and Margaret Thatcher during her visit to Canberra in 1979.
Fraser greets Margaret Thatcher at Downing Street to discuss the Russian invasion of Afghanistan in February 1980.
Fraser greets US President Jimmy Carter at the White House in 1977.
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Looking at fishing equipment with Ronald Reagan in the White House in 1981.
Receiving an honorary Doctorate of Law at the University of New South Wales in 2003.
Serving a free breakfast for homeless people at Brumby's bakery in Melbourne in 2004.
With his wife Tammie in Sydney in 2005.
The former PM signs a copy of his first political memoirs in 2010.
Fraser and Whitlam peruse the Labor leader's biography in 2010.
Sarah Hanon-Young with Malcolm Fraser
Greens Senator Sarah Hanson Young speaks to Fraser at the parliamentary asylum seeker debate in 2012.
Fraser and The Hon Bob Hawke share a laugh in 2013.
Signing copies of his book 'Dangerous Allies' in 2014.
(L-R) Malcolm Fraser, Julia Gillard, Bob Hawke, Prime Minister Tony Abbott, John Howard, Kevin Rudd and Paul Keating at the memorial service for Gough Whitlam in 2014.
At the Australian Open in January 2015.
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