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- "Death of the Right Honourable J. A. Lyons, C.H." House of Representatives Debates 159, 19 April 1939: 3-8; Senate Debates 159, 19 April 1939: 24-27.
- "Labor 'Traitor' Sparked New Era in Politics." Daily Mirror, 10 January 1979: 54.
- "Lyons, Joseph A." In Australian dictionary of Biography. Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1986. v. 10, 1891-1939, pp. 184-189.
- "Lyons, Joseph A." In Dictionary of National Biography 1931-1940. London: Oxford University Press, 1949, pp. 552-554.
- "The Appeal of Joe Lyons." Australia's Heritage 6, 82 (1972): 1964-1968.
- Green, Frank. "Lyons: He Liked to Be Just One of a Crowd." Sun-herald, 24 May 1959: 37, 80.
- Hart, P. "Lyons: Labour Minister-Leader of the UAP." Labour History 17 (November 1969): 35-51.
- Hart, Philip R. "J. A. Lyons: Tasmanian Labour Leader." Labour History 9 (November 1965): 33-42.
- Hart, Philip R. J. A. Lyons: A Political Biography. PhD. Thesis. Australian National University, 1967.
- Luscombe, T. R. "The Two Prime Ministers: James Scullin and Joseph Lyons." In Builders and Crusaders. Melbourne: Lansdowne, 1967, pp. 156-174.
- Lyons, Enid M. Among the Carrion Crows. Adelaide: Rigby, 1972.
- Lyons, Enid M. So We Take Comfort. Melbourne: Heinemann, 1965.
- Prior, James. "Joe Lyons: A Man for the People." Sun [Sydney], 19 July 1983: 24; 20 July 1983: 36; 21 July 1983: 25.
- Stevens, B. S. B. "J. A. Lyons." Australian Quarterly 11 (June 1939): 5-8.
- United Australia Party Federal Organizations. The ReCord of the Lyons Government, January 1932 to January1933. s.l.: United Australia Party, 1933.
- White, Kate. A Political Love Story: Joe and Enid Lyons. Ringwood, Vic.: Penguin, 1987.
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