The Unbreakable Alliance : The United States of America Presidents and Australian Prime Ministers
Volume 1: A strategic partnership forged in adversity 1901-1948.
Daniel Mulino and Julian Fitzgerald
June 2026 Release, pre-order your copy
Paperback, $39.95
ISBN: 9781923568365
The Unbreakable Alliance : The United States of America Presidents and Australian Prime Ministers 1901-2026 volumes examines
the reliance of Australia on US military power, the balance of power within the Pacific and rising and assertive regional powers.
The relationship between Australia and the US has endured throughout wars, depressions and a period of benign times; a brief Pax Americana. We’ve fought together in every major conflict for over 100 years.
It is important to assess the leader-to-leader engagement between PMs and Presidents in the context of Australia’s overarching relationship with the US
and also the broader context impacting both nations.
Both volumes will enable future generations to understand and appreciate the historic bonds, personal engagements and strengths of the rapport between Australian and the United States political leaders. Many
of these relationships have had significant impacts on policy outcomes and indeed the broader trajectory of the two nations.
Daniel Mulino and Julian Fitzgerald
Julian Fitzgerald was a Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery journalist working for over 25 years. Born in Canberra he studied at the Australian National University before becoming a journalist. He now works
for a Federal Government Department. He has previously published
Lobbying in Australia, You can’t expect anything to change if you don’t speak up, Inside the Parliamentary
Press Gallery: Seeing Beyond the Spin, and On Message: Political Communications of the Australian Prime Minister 1901-2014.
Daniel Mulino has been the Minister for Financial Services and Assistant Treasurer since the 2025 election. He has served
at local, state and federal levels of government, including being the member for Fraser since 2019. Daniel lived in the US for five years while completing a PhD in economics at Yale University. While in the US, he completed internships at the Federal Reserve
and the World Bank. He lives in Melbourne’s vibrant multicultural west with his wife and daughter.
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