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In page Blanche d'Alpuget:

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In 1973 d'Alpuget returned to Australia and became active in the women's movement. She began writing in 1974, inspired by her experiences in South East Asia; she won a number of literary awards for both fiction and non-fiction including, in 1987, the inaugural Australasian Prize for Commonwealth Literature.[1] d'Alpuget first met Bob Hawke in Jakarta, in 1970. They met again in 1976 when she interviewed him for a biography she was writing on Sir Richard Kirby. This meeting led to a long and sporadic love affair which culminated in their marriage in 1995. D'Alpuget and Pratt had divorced in 1986. Between 1980 and 1982 d'Alpuget researched and wrote a biography of Hawke.[citation needed]