Council and Executive minutes, reports, conference papers, correspondence with members and other AIDS-related bodies, research files, press cuttings, audiovisual material and printed material. Includes records of the Haemophilia Society of Victoria, a predecessor and then member of the federation (1977-1991).

Minutes, arbitration and financial records, membership records, contribution books, apprenticeship records, photographs, correspondence file, licensing records, presscuttings, printed material and publications.

Vancouver, Canada. Published by the Progress Publishing Co

Minute book of Harden and Johnston Limited, automobile and truck sales company based in Sydney. Meetings recorded date from establishment 29 May 1928 to 5 December 1948. The minutes detail establishment, share transactions, leases on premises, financial situation, and agreements with Dodge Brothers and Chrysler Corporation in the United States of America, and with Buckle Motors.

This deposit has not yet been processed.

Copies of records relevant to the 1907 Harvester Judgement case heard in the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration before Justice Higgins.

Minutes of Board of Directors and general meetings, copy of company report (1894)

Sydney. Published by the Health Economics Service

Minutes, subject and correspondence files, membership records and industrial material, press cuttings, leaflets, posters, photographs and other publications. Includes records of predecessors the Hospital Employees Federation of Australia and the Health and Research Employees Association of Australia.

Sydney. Official journal of Health and Research Employees' Association of Australia

HEAPS is a national database which provides details of health promotion material and activities throughout Australia and New Zealand. It acts as a directory of contact people working in the areas of health education and promotion and as a guide to the programs and resources they have produced. Over 1000 topics are covered on HEAPS and include subject areas such as Aboriginal health, nutrition, women's health, occupational health and safety, smoking, drug and alcohol misuse, and mental health. HEAPS was initiated in response to recommendations from the Australian Health Ministers’ Conference in April 1985, and a meeting of State Directors of Health Promotion. The lack of well organised and easily accessible information was identified as one of the major blocks to the growth of health promotion in Australia. It was recommended that a computerised database be established to alleviate this problem. HEAPS was piloted in Victoria in 1985, and then steadily spread across Australia. HEAPS was jointly funded by State and Territory Health Departments (NSW Health, SA Health, Queensland Health, &c) and by the Commonwealth Department of Community Services and Health under the National Health Promotion Program (NHPP). State Health Departments funded the employment and resourcing of State Co-ordinators, who were responsible for the collection of data, the management and promotion of HEAPS at the local level, and servicing of most search requests. The Commonwealth provided funds for a national office, originally located at Victoria College, Rusden Campus, which was responsible for overall system co-ordination, development, marketing and evaluation. In 1991 the management of HEAPS was transferred to a private company, Datascape Information Pty Ltd, and towards the end of 1994 it was taken over by Prometheus Information in Canberra. By 2000 further expansion was no longer possible, due to limited funding, and, also, the need for HEAPS as a stand-alone system was gradually being eroded by the increasing availability of health information on the internet. Initially HEAPS could be accessed via the National Library’s MEDLINE. Under private management it was available as a set of floppy disks with a printed manual, and finally on CD-ROM. The holdings consist of administrative papers, health information and promotional materials such as pamphlets, booklets, posters, video recordings, &c. and information on the agencies supplying the materials. Although the original intention of the project seems to have been to inform the public on the location and availability of materials, many agencies supplied copies of their materials, and these have been retained (ref. HEAPS files, N349/1467, Training manual and miscellaneous notes, Oct 1989).

Melbourne. Published by the ACTU-VTHC Occupational Health and Safety Unit. Issues from June 1981 to August 1989

Slides and film of Mackay Bulk Sugar Terminals, flood at Mackay, and bulk sugar terminals in Hawaii.

Typescript of the manuscript for the booklet 'Cobb and Co.' by Joan Rutherford. A copy of the 1971 published booklet is also included.

Paris. La Revue De La Paix

Minutes (copies) of executive, general and finance committee meetings, correspondence, subject and arbitration files, photographs and videotapes. See also the Health Services Union of Australia.

Support the members who are carrying the struggle. Published by the Rank and File Hostages Committee, WWF, Melbourne Branch, 1963.

Minute books of general and executive meetings (3 volumes).

Selangor, Malaya. Hume Industries (Malaya) Ltd

Wellington, New Zealand. Hume Industries (NZ) Limited

Melbourne. Monthly journal by Humes Ltd. Incorporated in CSR Construction News (S889A) Dec 1989

Hume Brothers Cement Iron Company Limited, Hume Pipe Company (Australia) Limited, Concrete Constructions Proprietary Limited, Singapore Hume Pipe Company, Hume Pipe (Far East) Limited, Steel Pipe and Lining Company, Bourne Manufacturing and Hume Steel Limited - minutes, financial records, staff records, legal papers, correspondence, journals, photographs, drawings and plans

Minutes, financial records and correspondence of the Steel Pipe and Lining Company, WR Hume Limited, Concrete Constructions Proprietary Limited, Hume Pipe Company (Australia) Limited, Hume Pipe (Far East) Limited (formerly Singapore Hume Pipe Company), Rheem Hume (Far East) Limited and Hume Steel Limited.

Humes Limited and combined companies’ records – certificates of incorporation and registration, 1923-57, documents and patents, circa 1916-55, balance papers, 1951-2, financial and statistical schedules, 1937-59, minutes of note transfer committee, 1956-7, photographs and printed material
Hume Steel Limited – income tax returns, 1946-7, share transfer journal, 1932-5, register of directors, 1932-56
Steel Pipe and Lining (Humes) Limited – balance papers and taxation returns, 1952-9, register of directors, 1932-56
Hume Pipe Company (Australia) Limited – reports and correspondence re. development of cement and bauxite, 1930-2, Kiewa contract files, 1956-9, salaries books, 1927-1936, share records, 1923-37
Hume Pipe (Far East) Limited (later Hume Industries (Far East) Limited) – correspondence and reports re. company, staff, withdrawal and claims for losses due to Japanese occupation, 1940-7, register of directors, 1930-59

Photographs, 1927-82; published company history, 2011; printed material (serials, catalogues, manuals), 1923-89; newspaper cuttings, 1928-30

Microfilm copy of:

1. Memorandum and articles of association 1911
2. Certificate of incorporation of a company 1912
3. List of shareholders 1912 - 1913
4. Shareholders’ resolutions 1914
5. Additional articles of association 1914
6. List of shareholders 1914 - 1915
7. Shareholders’ resolutions 1915
8. List of shareholders 1916 - 1919
9. Agreement for sale and purchase of Hume Brothers Engineering works 1920
10. Shareholders’ resolutions 1920
11. Hume Company Limited list of shareholders 1920
12. Hume Brothers Cement Iron Company Limited – notice to wind up voluntarily 1921
13. Final meeting of shareholders and company liquidation 1923

The interviews were conducted by Humphrey McQueen as part of a University of Sydney oral history project for the Australian Centre for Industrial Relations Research and Training, while he was researching and writing his publications 'Framework of Flesh: Builders' Labourers Battle for Health and Safety' (2009) and 'We Built this Country: Builders' Labourers and their Unions, 1787 to the Future' (2011). The participants were union officials in the Builders' Labourers' Federation (BLF), the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) and in one case, the Royal Australian Nursing Federation. Most were recorded on Sony minidisc. There is also a recording on DVD of a talk given by McQueen to a seminar in November 2005.

Budapest. Fortnightly Review, information service for the foreign press. Superseded by Hungarian Review Jan 1955

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office of the ILO

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office

Melbourne

Melbourne

Melbourne

London. Industrial Research & Information Services Ltd. A Review of trade union affairs

London. Industrial Research & Information Services Ltd

London. Published by Industrial Research and Information Services Ltd. One issue only held: Mischief on the building sites - Report of the Cameron Inquiry

Melbourne. Published by the Industrial Relations Society of Victoria

Correspondence, research files, printed material and photographs relating to Ian Hudson's research on the history of the timber industry in NSW. The research files hold information on a number of NSW timber companies and industry organisations, such as Allen Taylor & Co, Clyde Sawmilling Co Pty Ltd, Amalgamated Timbers Pty Ltd and the Associated Country Sawmillers of NSW. They also include notes on and/or transcripts of interviews with a number of people involved in the industry, including Tom and Robert Kirk, Stanley W Gentle, C A Lembke, Harry Luke and Leslie Hobbs.

A large collection of political pamphlets, serials and some books; press cuttings and printed material re the Communist Party of Australia, the peace movement, international communist movements; press cuttings on the Australian labour movement in the 1890s and on political and industrial matters, 1946–1956; notes on his interviews with Katharine Susannah Prichard and Senator Don Cameron, 1960; minute book of the North Melbourne Branch of the Political Labor Council, 1913; rough minute book of the Tanners & Curriers Union of Victoria, 1884-1995; file on Coal and Bunkering Pty Ltd; photographs, prints and maps.

Organo dei lavoratori Italiani d'Australia, Lygon Street, Carlton and Trades Hall, Melbourne. 7 issues held

Minutes of the Woonona Lodge (1889-1894) and financial records (1885-1893) of the Illawarra Coal Miners' Protective Association, and minutes, letter books, financial records, and membership records of the Illawarra Colliery Employees' Association and the Amalgamated Miners' Association, Illawarra Branch. Minutes of the Balmain Sinkers' Association (1904-1907) and the United Order of Druids - Woonoona Lodge (1892 -1908), and material identified as Australian Labour Federation, Illawarra District Council and from 1916, Australasian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation. Includes printed material from 1890 to 1954.

Minute books, rules, financial and arbitration records, and levy books.

Sydney. Journal of the Association of Foremen and Supervisors

South Melbourne. Journal of the Australian Colleges and University Staff Association

Wellington, New Zealand. Official journal of the New Zealand Printing and related Trades Industrial Union of Workers

aris. Published in 13 languages by the World Peace Committee. To Dec 1950 as In Defence of Peace. La Paix, Defence de la Paix and Paix are French editions.

Jolimont. Newsletter of the Institute of Public Affairs

Minutes of general and council meetings (1945 only), rule books, correspondence on strike and compensation matters, membership records, accounts, newspaper cuttings and political pamphlets (in Urdu script), trade union banner and membership badges. See also Seamen's Union of Australia.

Microfilm of evidence given before the Industrial Commission of NSW in the Inquiry into the wool trade, June 1959.

Melbourne. Published by the Department of Labour and National Service

Minutes, correspondence, reports, financial records and transcripts of committee proceedings, published material, newspaper clippings and pamphlets.

Adelaide and Melbourne. Published by the International Industrial Workers. A newspaper of the revolutionary labor movement. Issues held: no. 7 (Melbourne, 7 Feb 1920), no. 3 (Adelaide, May 1920), no. 4 (Adelaide, Jul 1920)

Ithaca, New York. Published by New York State School of Industrial and Labor Relations

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office. Nos 1 - 74 (Jan 1922 - 1940) as Industrial and Labour Information. Incorporates in part the office's Monthly Record of Migration. Absorbed into International Labour Review. Resumed publication in 1949 under title of Industry and Labour. Vol 1 - 16 (1949 - 1961): supersedes Industrial and Labour Information. Incorporated in the office's Official Bulletin

Canberra. Published by the Federation of Automotive Products Manufacturers

Melbourne. The Employers Monthly Review published by the Victorian Employers Federation

Melbourne. Published by the Royal Victorian College of Nursing, Infant Welfare Section

Helsinki. Published by Trades Union International of Workers of the Building, Wood and Building Materials Industry

Sydney. Published by the Australian Journalists' Association, NSW District. One issue only held

Peking. Published by All-China Federation of Trade Unions

Melbourne. Published by the Croatian Cultural and Welfare Association

Melbourne. Published by the Department of Labour and Industry, Apprenticeship Commission of Victoria

Paris. Published by the World Federation of Trade Unions

Prague. Published by the Trade Unions International of Metal and Engineering Industries, Trade Department of WFTU

Sydney. Newspaper for the Sawmilling Industry of NSW, then NSW Forest Products Association Ltd

Sydney. Published by the Spanish Relief Committee to aid the Spanish victims of Fascism

Melbourne. Published by the Trades Hall Council

South Australia. Some gaps in holdings. Also includes "Keeping a Head? The Institute & Guild of Brewing - Asia Pacific Section 1952 - 2002" by John Harvey

Newsletter Jun 1973, Mar 1980 - Dec 2013. Gaps: Issues before Mar 1980 (except Jun 1973), Sep 1984, Jun 1985, Jun 2002. Some annual reports and other newsletters.

Constitution and rules, minutes of annual conferences, financial records, reports, conference papers and pamphlets.

Circulars, minutes and agenda papers, correspondence, general and subject files, branch files, membership records and payments, financial report. Branch records include Sydney; Victoria; Queensland; Canberra; Newcastle; South Australia; West Australia; Wellington; Auckland; South Island; and London-ANZ Division. Includes London minutes 1993-1994.

Minutes of branch council and general meetings, minutes (copied) of federal executive and council meetings, annual conference papers, subject and correspondence files, annual reports, membership and financial records, occasional papers, monographs, details of lectures, photographs and realia. Includes papers of predecessors the Australian Institute of Metals and the Steel Treatment Research Society (Australia). Includes personal papers of Adrian Ashton: architectural drawings and notes 1926-1929 and (auto)biographical material re his father, Sir William Ashton covering the period of the mid 1800s to the 1960s.

Industrial Committee minutes (1944-1947), Director's correspondence files, Secretary's correspondence files, completed questionnaires (1943), distribution lists, speeches, press clippings, reports and printed material.

Executive Committee meeting papers (1985-1989), press cuttings (1943-1998), reports, press releases, speeches, Western Australian Branch meeting papers and correspondence (1985-1989), and printed material including IPA Review (1947-1998)

Published by the Victorian Branch of the Australian Insurance Staffs' Federation

Annual reports, financial records, correspondence, ledgers, journals, wages journals, building accounts, register of properties offered for sale, agreements for sale of land, loans applications book, paid out securities, real estate maps (Sydney and Perth), photographs, posters, illustrations and press cuttings from newspapers, pamphlets and printed materials.

Sydney. Australian Section of the Fourth International

Printed in various countries, first number printed in Paris. English-language edition of the theoretical organ of the International Executive Committee of the Fourth International

A survey compiled from the press, radio and various publications. Compiled monthly. Holdings 1964 - 1978 (incomplete). Includes related title at S1091A

New York. Published by Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Division of Intercourse and Education

Copenhagen. Published by the Secretariat of the International Federation of Building and Wood Workers in co-operation with the Standing House Committee of ERO / ICFTU

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office. To 1946 includes Statistical Supplement which is superseded by Bulletin of Labour Statistics. Some gaps in holdings. Some issues include statistical supplements, special issues or chart of ratifications for International Labour Conventions.

Moscow. Published by the State Literary-Art publishing house 1931-. To 1945 as International Literature. From 1946 as Soviet Literature (title of Russian ed: Sovetskaia Literatura)

London. Issued by the British National Committee of the International Peace Campaign

London. Published by H G Jefferson then W N Clark

Sydney. Official organ of the Australasian Socialist Party

New York. Published by the International Socialist Review Publishing Association. Supersedes New International. May 1940 to Spring 1956 as Fourth International. May to Nov 1940 published by Socialist Workers Party

Paris etc. Official organ of the International Federation of Trade Unions

London. Published by the International Transport Workers' Federation

London. Published by the International Transport Workers' Federation. Also includes one issue Transport International (Oct/Dec 2007)

Geneva. Published in Danish, English, French, German and Spanish

Binders of circulars compiled and published for members of the Australian Associated Stock Exchanges by the Research and Statistical Bureau at the Sydney Stock Exchange. The date range for the entire run requires further research.