doors up from his parents' new home at No. 8 Gerard Avenue. This became the family home after his marriage in 1976 until 1983, when the Keatings sold the property for $123,000 and moved to a one-storey rental house in the Canberra suburb of Red Hill to be closer to work. Keating's interests include the music of Gustav Mahler and collecting French antique clocks. He currently resides in Potts Point, in inner-city Sydney, and has a holiday home on the Hawkesbury River. Popular culture In 2005, Keating!, a musical based on Keating's life and career, premiered at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. It went on to run until 2010, winning a number of awards and being broadcast on ABC2. See also First Keating Ministry Second Keating Ministry References Further reading Gordon, Michael (1996), A True Believer: Paul Keating, University of Queensland Press. Keating, Paul (1995), Advancing Australia, Big Picture. Lowe, David (2008), Unfinished Business: Paul Keating's interrupted revolution, Scribe. Watson, Don (2002), Recollections of a Bleeding Heart: A Portrait of Paul Keating PM, Knopf. External links Paul Keating Insults Archive Paul Keating at the National Film & Sound Archive Photo – Delivering the annual John Curtin Prime Ministerial Lecture 2009 Text – 2009 John Curtin Prime Ministerial Lecture Painting – Paul Keating Video of the Redfern Address |- |- |- |- |- 1944 births 1975 Australian constitutional crisis 20th-century Australian politicians Living people Australian people of Irish descent Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of Australia Labor Right politicians Australian republicans Australian trade unionists Deputy Prime Ministers of Australia Members of the Australian House of Representatives Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Blaxland Members of the Cabinet of Australia Republic Advisory Committee Politicians from Sydney Prime Ministers of Australia Treasurers of Australia Australian Roman Catholics Articles containing video clips Leaders of the Australian Labor Party Keating Government Government ministers of Australia Sydney County Council