The deposit consists of records covering Barbara Reed's involvement with the IT 21 committees, teaching at Monash University's School of Librarianship Archives and Records, and other professional development. Includes teaching materials, workshop papers and reading materials, and committee records.

Hearing applications, transcripts of proceedings, case files, exhibits, decisions and orders from various tribunals including the Coal Reference Board, Coal Industry Tribunal, Australian Conciliation and Arbitration Commission, Australian Industrial Relations Commission, Board of Reference Queensland, Commonwealth Court, Local Reference Board (NSW), Local Industry Authority and Local Coal Authority. Hearings relate to a wide range of coal mining industry operators, employers, associations, unions and industry awards. Major cases include 35 hour week, National wage case, Workplace Relations Act 1996, enterprise bargaining, open cut and underground work models, staff work value, superannuation, leave entitlements, unfair dismissal and strikes. Includes 8 VHS video cassettes, 4 audio cassettes, several 3.5” floppy disks and a microfiche copy of Coal Industry Tribunal transcripts and index (summaries) 1956 - 1983.

This volume is an index to documents deposited in the National Library of Australia as MS 8915. MS 8915 comprises 25 files of correspondence, articles, cuttings, reports, minutes, posters and other papers assembled by Greg Weir during twenty years of political activism. A list of the contents of MS 8915 is at http://www.nla.gov.au.virtual.anu.edu.au/ms/findaids/8915.html

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).

Films and audio cassettes

To be determined

This collection includes theses, articles, chapters, conference papers, books and other publications resulting from research at the Archives. The theses were submitted to Australian and overseas universities and include both honours and postgraduate theses. Many items are drafts submitted for checking in accordance with access agreements signed by researchers where they have used restricted material.

Federated Mining Mechanics' Association, then Colliery Mechanics' Mutual Protective Association, Hunter River District minutes (1908-1967, except 1927-1930 volume at Z586); Federated Mining Mechanics' and Surfacemen's Mutual Protective Association presscopy letterbook (1911-1920); Australasian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation rules, financial records, membership records for New South Wales Northern District (1916-1918), New South Wales Southern and Western Districts, Queensland, Victoria and Tasmania (1918), New South Wales Central District (1924-1930), and Captain's Flat lodge (1949), mining authorisations (1980, 1991), and printed material. Also includes 'pence books' of Barrier Branch of the Amalgamated Miners' Association (1911-1914) and photographs of Broken Hill dust-storm (1907), commemorative pennants and plaques for International Miners' Organisation conference (1987) and union neckties.

Minutes of Trustees' meetings, and of AIDS Fundraising Management Limited Directors' meetings, correspondence, records relating to establishment, fundraising activities including concerts and the AIDS and Business Kit, press releases, and newspaper clippings.

These files contain information about individuals and organisations used to compile entries in the Biographical Register of the Australian Labour Movement (BRALM).

Minute books of the Sydney Stock Exchange

Executive Committee correspondence, subject files and papers relating to the first four International Conferences on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific.

Journals, ledgers, diaries, shearing returns, stores and day books, station owner and manager's correspondence, and financial records.

Minutes, copies of letters sent, financial and arbitration records. Includes records of predecessors Brisbane Shipwrights Provident Union.

These are large format bound volumes recording details of all sales made during the day in the Call Room at the Sydney Stock Exchange (ie prior to the introduction of trading boards and typists).

Files of the NSW Branch president, Garry Young, re the ACTU Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Committee (Port of Sydney) activities: crew lists, press clippings, and correspondence (N280/1-34) and membership registers of the Federated Ship Painters' and Dockers' Union of Australia (N280/35-45).

Minutes, membership records, rule books and awards. Includes records of predecessors the Port Adelaide Shipwrights' Society and rule books of the Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners of Australia.

Minutes of the NSW Combined Colliery Proprietors' Association and members, the Northern Colliery Proprietors' Association (1916-1964), the Southern Colliery Proprietors' Association (1889-1893, 1906-1909, 1911-1964), the Western Coal Association (1929-1960) and the NSW Coke Proprietors' Association (1910-1949), correspondence, circulars, office files, submissions, reports, and printed material. Minutes and other records of the Australian Coal Industry Research Laboratories Limited and files of the Finance and Economics and Export Committees of the Australian Coal Association (1982-1985).

Minutes of meetings of Executive Council and Victorian, Queensland, South Australian, New South Wales, Tasmanian and Western Australian Branches, 1957-1966, conference papers, correspondence and constitution and rules.

Subject files (1970-1990), conference papers (1952-1955), papers relating to J S Baker's history, arbitration files, financial records (1921-1970), Sydney Branch contribution books (1929-1934), submissions and reports, and printed material.

Subject files including Executive Council minutes (1935-1990), State branch minutes and financial statements, rules and arbitration files. Also includes records of the External Plant Officers' Association.

Industrial files by industry. Aircraft industry files on Qantas, TAA, Aerospace Technologies of Australia, Federal Airports Corporation and Civil Aviation Authority; aluminium industry files; AMDEL; chemical workers; Commonwealth Authorities files on AAEC ANSTO, ACT Electrical Authority, CSIRO, OTC, Postal Commission, Telecom Commission, SMEC, SMHEA, CSL, ACT Health Commission, ACT Schools Authority, Australian Defence Industries, Australian Maritime Safety Authority; Spectrum Management Agency; CSR; metal industry files; paint industry; pipeline authority; space tracking; state awards; steel industry; private industry files; state public service, municipalities, authorities and instrumentalities files on Brisbane City Council, Victoria Roads Corporation, ETSA, HEC Tasmania, Melbourne Water, NTEC & PAWA, NT Municipalities, NT Public Service, Queensland Electrical Authority, SA Local Government, SEC Victoria, Melbourne City Council, and others; universities and colleges files on the Australian National University, Duntroon Military College, Canberra College of Advanced Education, University of Tasmania, Darwin Institute of Technology, and others; vehicle industry files on Toyota, Ford, GMH, Leyland, Mitsubishi, Nissan, Renault, International Harvester, Volvo, Isuzu and general files; oil industry; building industry; defence contracting; printing industry; and Australian Public Service files

Minutes and agenda for Council and executive meetings; correspondence files; central filing system including general and industrial files re amalgamation, apprenticeship, awards and agreements, national wage case 1968-1978; reports, financial and membership records, rules, photographs, pamphlets published by the PKIU and predecessors, and publications. Includes records of state branches and predecessors the Printing Industry Employees' Union of Australia, Federated Photo Engravers, the Amalgamated Printing Trades Employees Union of Australia, and the Photo Lithographers and Photogravure Employees Association of Australia.

Subject files including minutes, correspondence, speeches, reports on legislation, submissions, press releases, photographs and printed material.

Records of the Federal Council, Victorian and ACT Branches consisting of minutes, correspondence, historical papers, reports, newsletters, financial and membership records, submissions and publications. ACT Branch records include Treasurer's files. There is one set of minutes from the New South Wales Branch annual general meeting.

Terminated membership cards 1953-1996 (150 boxes). Cards contain information on Mill number, membership number, name, date of birth, address, factory, division, date of commencement, starting wage, subscription paid. Not all cards provide full information. Boot Trade Mortality Fund claims 1940-1990 (1 box)

The collection primarily contains photographs and cartoons used to illustrate publications of the Women’s Bureau, of the Department of Employment, Education and Training. The illustrative matter predominantly relates to the newsletter Women & Work, published from 1983 to 1998. Also included are materials relating to pamphlets published by the Bureau and events attended by staff. Many of the cartoons were drawn by Gaynor Alma Carew (b. 1952 - 1999), known as 'Gaynor'.

Microfilm copy of minutes of Directors' meetings, minute books 1-14.

The deposit consists of deeds, documents, correspondence and papers relating to securities, property and stock sales, leases, contracts, mortgages, insurance, valuations and taxation assessments for local clients. There is a securities register 1911 - 1954, ledgers for accounts 1900 - 1958 including those for the Cairns sub-branch 1951 - 1952 and the Hughenden sub-branch 1901 - 1952.

Copies of photographs of Directors and Federal Council members originally held by the Victorian branch of the Union.

A typescript copy of Leila Thomas' original Master of Arts thesis at the University of Sydney from 1919, 'The Development of the Labour Movement in the Sydney District of New South Wales: being a discussion of the relation between the Labour Movement and current politics from 1788 to 1848'. It was published by the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History in 1962 with an introduction by Dr Michael Roe.

Microfilm copy of Port Denison Times and Kennedy District Advertiser, Bowen, Queensland.

Microfilm copy of Victorian Tailoresses' Association records: membership register 1882-1883 (N84-3) and Strike Attendance Book, 1883-1884 (E138-4-1 & 2).

ASX index portfolio reports.

Microfilm copy of 'Report of the Federal Australian Labor Party Committee of Inquiry into the Alleged Faked Ballot Boxes'.

Material related to the 1984 Panel of Review of the proposed Income and Assets Test comprising documents circulated to panel members, miscellaneous working papers and printed material, some with annotations. Professor Gruen served as chairman for the Panel of Review. It also contains a Transcript of Evidence (Draft) and Submissions made to the Panel's supervising body, The Senate Standing Committee.

Memorandum and articles of association, photographs, plan, minutes, copy of an industrial agreement and unpublished typescripts of company history.

Melbourne. Published by the Jewish Council to Combat Fascism and Anti-Semitism, 1948-1951

Melbourne. Official organ of the Hospital Employees' Federation of Australia (Branch No. 1)

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office

London. Published by the proprietors, The Trinity Trust

Sydney. Official publication of Actors and Announcers Equity Association of Australia. Also includes Year Book 1965, and Hand book 1967 - 1968

Sydney. The Bulletin of the Federal Council of University Staff Associations of Australia. Vol II No 1 - Vol 49 Nos 1-2 held, with gaps

Sydney. Published by I. Wymer, c/o Painters & Dockers Union

Melbourne. Official organ of the Combined Pensioners Association of Australia

Sydney. Printed by the Waterside Workers' Federation, Sydney Branch. Title changed to Sydney Port News in Jul 1991.

Sydney. Published by the Professional Radio & Electronics Institute

Melbourne. Published by the Petroleum Information Bureau (Aust.)

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

Melbourne. Issued by the Melbourne University Labor Club. Also includes Labor Club News Sheet, issues 1-3, concerned with the Indonesian independence struggle: "The publication of this news sheet is an emergency measure in view of the acute position in Indonesia".

Prague. A fortnightly survey of political and cultural life in Czechoslovakia. Vol 6 No 25 - Vol 19 No 14 held, with many gaps

Melbourne. Published by the Rationalist Association of Australia

Dar es Salaam. Official organ of the African National Congress of South Africa

Communist Party of USA, Chicago. A theoretical and political magazine of Scientific Socialism

London. Journal of the Union of Post Office Workers

Melbourne. Issued by the Victorian Branch of the Vehicle Builders Employees' Federation of Australia. Vol 2 No 4 - Nov/Dec 1985 held, with gaps

Melbourne. Published by the Safety Engineering Society of Australia. Vol 1 No 3 - Vol 4 No 4 held, with gaps

Brisbane. Published by the Queensland Chamber of Manufactures

Sydney. The official organ of the Railway & Tramway Officers' Association

Sydney. Issued by the Executive Council of the Union of Postal Clerks and Telegraphists. Vol 1 No 1 - Vol 20 No 1 held, with gaps

Melbourne. Published by the Slaters, Tilers and Roofing Industry Union of Victoria

Melbourne. Official organ of the Aborigines Advancement League (Vic)

Sydney. A magazine of Jewish affairs. Vol 1 No 1 - Vol 3 No 4 held, with some gaps

Soviet Embassy, London

Prague. International bulletin of the Trade Union and Working Class Press, published by the World Federation of Trade Unions

Melbourne. Bulletin of the Council for Civil Liberties

Perth. Official organ of the Australasian Meat Industry Employees Union. Published quarterly. Vol 6 No 3 - Vol 9 No 3 held, but not Vol 7 No 2

Newcastle. Issued by the Waterfront Branch, Newcastle District of the Communist Party of Australia. Single issue held

Prague. English edition distributed by Central Books Ltd, London, of Problems of Peace and Socialism. To Jul 1963 as World Marxist Review. Sep 1963 to Dec 1969?, 1973 + as Peace Freedom and Socialism. Vol 1 No 1 - Vol 6 No 3 held, with gaps, and Vol 19 No 8

Johannesburg. Published by the Amalgamated Society of Woodworkers of South Africa

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)

Paris, London, Prague. A monthly review of the world trade union movement

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

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

Chicago. A monthly journal of international socialist thought. May 1905 absorbed Comrade. Five issues held: Nov 1905, Dec 1905, Nov 1909, Oct 1910, Feb 1915

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

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

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

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

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

Sydney. Australian Workers' Union. Until Sep 1892 was titled Hummer, then Worker until Nov 1913. From July 2, 1894 for three weeks during the elections, known as The daily worker. From 1892-1893, half of the paper was published in Brisbane, half in Wagga. From July 1893, published in Sydney. Publication suspended Feb - Aug 1897. 1974 onwards see S997

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

Minutes, correspondence, conference files, membership records, arbitration files and war-related industrial issues, Commonwealth Secretary's correspondence files, financial records, amalgamation files, property files, Assistant Secretary's papers, reports and circulars, peace movement related material, rules books and constitutions, awards, photographs, banners, memorabilia and printed material. Includes records of predecessors Boilermakers and Blacksmiths Society of Australia, Sheet Metal Workers Union, Blacksmiths Society of Australia, Federated Shipwrights and Ship Constructors Association of Australia, Amalgamated Metal Workers and Shipwrights Union, Amalgamated Engineering Union (including Amalgamated Society of Engineers and Amalgamated Engineering Union, Australian Section).

Federated Seamen’s Union/Seamen’s Union of Australia Sydney Branch records, 1907-1980; Seamen’s Union of Australia Shipboard Committees papers, 1952-1990; financial records, 1958-1970; industrial awards, 1950-1982; minutes of stopwork meetings, 1957-1969; arbitration records, 1969-1976; industrial files, 1930-1967; Sydney Branch membership records, 1932-1987; correspondence/subject files, 1950-1985; Sydney Branch minute books, 1955-1980; Newcastle Branch minute book, 1933-1947; other branch minute books, 1967-1979; Maritime 100 Club financial records, 1972-1975; Firemen and Deckhands’ Union of NSW industrial awards and agreements, rules, newsletters and circulars, 1922-1980; Marine Drivers’ and Motor Coxswains’ Association of NSW correspondence, 1940-1967; NSW Dredge and Maritime Services Board Employees’ Association minute books, membership records, correspondence/subject files, 1918-1972; photographs, 1950s-1970s.

This deposit includes minutes and correspondence files of the Canterbury-Bankstown Teachers Association, The Port Macquarie Teachers Association, the Inner City Teachers Association and the Wagga Wagga Teachers Association.

Personal papers, notes, minutes, discussion papers, and printed material relating to the Federated Engine Drivers and Firemen’s Association of Australia (New South Wales Branch), the Trade Union Training Authority and the Communist Party of Australia. Also includes material related to ACT branches of trade unions and fraternal industrial organisations, Nuovo Paese and the Italian Federation of Migrant Workers and their Families (Federazione Italiana dei Lavoratori Emigrati e delle loro Famiglie), Italian Communist Party (Partito Comunista Italiano), migrant workers and ethnic minorities, and papers concerning 1970s occupational health and safety issues.

Issues held are: nos. 85-88, 91-92, 95, 105-107, 119-122, 124, 129-132, 134 and a special issue in Nov 1967.

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

Wellington. Official organ of the NZ Post and Telegraph Association

London. Published by the Workers Educational Association. Vol 9 no 105 - Vol 50 Apr 1959 held, with many gaps. Issues 1917 - 1918 include The Highway: Australian Supplement, published by the Workers' Educational Association of New South Wales

Issues held are: nos. 1-2, 4-7 (1959-1962) and nos. 1 (1963) and 19 (1966).

Missing years 1972 and 1974. First issue Sept 1957. Name changed from Victorian Viewpoint to Viewpoint in 1978. Issues from 1980 to 1989 with some gaps.

Issues for: 1959 (Jun), 1960 (Mar), 1961 (Feb), 1962 (Jan/Mar), 1963 (Nov), 1964 (Mar-Dec), 1965 (Mar-Aug, includes additional name 'Basic Wage/Total Wage Newsletter), 1966 (Mar-Jul, includes additional name 'National Wage Cases Newsletter), 1967 (Feb-Jul), 1968 (Jan-Aug) , 1969 (Mar, Jul, Dec), 1970 (Apr, May, Nov), 1971 (Mar, May, Nov), 1972 (Mar, May, Jul, Aug), 1973 (Jan, Mar, Jun, Aug).
Also includes papers given at the Trade Union Youth Week Forum (Aug 1964), 'The history and achievements of the Australian Labor Movement' by K. Stone, 'Economic and Social Problems of Young Workers' by John Paterson and 'Trade Union, Young Worker Education and Training in a World of Technological Change' by MC Jordan. Also a paper, 'The scramble for income: or how the Federal Government chickens out of a fight and leaves the Arbitration Commission to do the dirty work', by John Paterson (Feb 1965).

Issues from Jul 1917 to Dec 1917.

1954 (vol. 1 nos. 1-3), 1955 (vol. 2 nos. 1-2 plus 2 supplements), 1956-1957 (vol. 3 nos. 1-5), 1958-1961 (vol. 4 nos. 1-12), 1962-1967 (vol. 5 nos. 1-12), 1968-1970 (vol. 6 nos. 1-5), 1977-1979 (vol. 1 nos. 1-13), 1980 (vol. 2 nos. 1-3), 1981-1982 (vol. 3 nos. 1-4), 1983 (vol. 4 nos. 1-2), 1984 (vol. 5 nos. 1-2), 1985-1990.