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Belgrade. Published by the Federation of Yugoslav Journalists

Bucharest. Organ of the Information Bureau of the Communist Workers' Parties

London. Published by the Jewish Socialist Party

Paris. La Revue De La Paix

Paris. Published by the Comite Central Du Communiste Francais

Moscow. Published by the Union of Soviet Societies for Friendship and Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries

Moscow. Published by USSR Society for Cultural Relations with Foreign Countries

This series contains items symbolic of ANU during its 75th anniversary year. These include objects showing the impact of the 2020 hail storm and COVID 19 on the campus, teaching and research between 2020 and 2022, an updated paid parental leave scheme, the ANU First Nations Portfolio, cooperation with Indigenous communities, mementous discoveries in science and 75th anniversary events.

Some papers on the Master Builders Association of ACT and publications on the Australian building industry.

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 Superseded by Hungarian Review Jan 1955

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.

New York. Published by the American Council for Judaism. A journal of independent Jewish inquiry. Together with Brief (S534), supersedes in part Council News, whose Vol numbering it continues. Issues and Brief are inter-numbered

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

Melbourne. Published by the Industrial Relations Society of Victoria

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

London. Industrial Research & Information Services Ltd

This collection was compiled by Amirah Inglis in the 1980s while researching and writing her book Australians in the Spanish Civil War. It contains research notes, newspaper cuttings, photographs and cassette tapes of interviews with Australians and Britons who served in Spain.

The yellow cards contain photographs of the exterior of most hotels in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory whether or not they were owned by Tooth and Company Limited. The cards also contain names of licensees, a summary of the quantity of beer and other beverages supplied by Tooth and Company Limited and information about who owned the hotel

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

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).

Wave Hill Station improvements book contains information such as construction costs and materials, plans and photographs of buildings, fences, bores and other structures.

Minutes of the Federal Office.

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

Personal correspondence with library colleagues and academic staff, and copies of travel reports, articles and presentations.

Research files containing notes, publications, press cuttings, photographs, advertising and documents relating to the Kent Brewery, Mittagong Maltings, Tooth family, beer and other products. Also includes some staff records.

This deposit contains 2 hand coloured lithographs by Fergusson and Mitchell of R Goldsbrough and Company Limited warehouses in Sydney and Melbourne. There are also 20 watercolours by John C Goodchild of Elders Limited properties in Australia and London. There is also a watercolour by Goodchild of the birthplace of Alexander Lang Elder in Kircaldy, Scotland.

The Calendar was published annually for the coming year. Apart from a calendar of principal dates, the contents include: a description of the University and the work of the Departments of the Research Schools, lists of Council and Committee members, academic staff, senior administrative staff, graduates, research students, and members of convocation, legislation, statutes and rules, benefactions, and a list of staff publications. For 1971 (Part 1) and 1973 the publication was called General Information. A duplicate set for general reference use is located in the reading room.

These are the published Annual Reports presented to the Commonwealth Parliament beginning with those of the Interim Council (1946–1951) and from 1 July 1951 those of the Council. There have been some changes in format: the reports up to 1962 are in foolscap size and for the period 1982–1986 the reports were issued in two volumes (the second containing the financial reports). In 1995-1996 a Research Report was included and for 1997-1999 there is a separate Annual Review.

Videotapes of lectures 1 and 3 to 7 given by Professor Albert.

Minutes, reports, correspondence, letter books, night books, financial records, conference papers, rules and ritual books, membership books and registers, funeral registers, contributions books, dispensary books, certificates, badges, photograph and printed material.

Grand United Order of Oddfellows records (1855-1977) from Pride of Ferndale Branch, Tighes Hill; Minter Home Branch, Wallsend; Pride of Kogarah Branch; Manilla Lodge No.10801; City of Newcastle Lodge No.1086; Federal Lodge No.3296; Star of Carrington Lodge No.3297; Belmont Lodge; Pride of Cardiff Lodge No.5392; GUOOF New South Wales; GUOOF Victoria; Hunter River District; Rose of Hamilton Lodge No.1846; Flower of Arncliffe Lodge No.8854; Princess of Wales Lodge No. 6768; Cumberland Lodge; Pride of Dandenong Lodge.

Manchestor Unity Indpendepent Order of Oddfellows records (1846-1982) from Prince of Wales Lodge, Newcastle; Loyal Bondi Lodge No.303; Goulburn District; Loyal Alexander Lodge, Penrith; Loyal Coffs Harbour Lodge No.243; Loyal Coffs Harbour Jetty Lodge No.439; Loyal Coffs Harbour Jetty Junior Lodge No.146; Loyal Woolgoolga Lodge No.891; Sawtell Lodge No.804; Loyal Star of the South Lodge, Kiama No.68; Loyal Home Hill Lodge, Nth Queensland; Past Grands Lodge No.60, Queanbeyan District; Central Southern Past Grands Lodge No.62; Loyal Coronation Lodge No.16, Goulburn District; Port Melbourne Dispensary; Friendly Societies Medical Institutes and Dispensaries Association of New South Wales; Loyal Hope of Charleville Lodge; Rose of West Lodge; Loyal Katoomba Lodge No.356; Happy Home Lodge No.18, Goulburn District; Pride of West Wallsend Lodge No.156; Loyal Paterson Union Lodge No.12 and No.4225; Loyal Cobargo Lodge; Loyal Prince Alfred Lodge.

United Ancient Order of Druids records (1902-1927) from Victoria.

Ancient Order of Foresters records (1861-1950) from Victoria; Court Clarendon No.3545; Court Perserverance; United Melbourne District.

Includes a history of PAFSOA (Protestant Alliance Friendly Benefit Society of Australia), formed in 1867, but no records are held for this society or the lodges, but many of the lodges are named in the history (box 63).

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

Nottingham. Information bulletin of the Secretariat of the Fourth International

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

Washington. Official magazine of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America

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

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

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

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

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

Sydney. Australian Section of the Fourth International

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

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

Melbourne. Published by the Croatian Cultural and Welfare Association

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

Peking. Published by All-China Federation of Trade Unions

Melbourne. Published by the Trades Hall Council

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

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

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

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

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

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 Press Office of the Polish Embassy London

Warsaw. A monthly review published under the auspices of the Polish Institute of International Affairs. One issue only held

New York. An independent radical magazine, affiliated with no party. One issue only held

Sydney. Published by the Australian Assembly for Peace

Melbourne. Monthly newspaper of the Eureka Youth League of Victoria

Melbourne. Issued by the AEU Melbourne District Youth Committee

Vienna, London. Bulletin published by the World Federation of Trade Unions

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

Sydney. Published by the National Committee, Australian Movement against War and Fascism. Ed JN Rowling

London. Published by H G Jefferson then W N Clark

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

Melbourne. Published by the Australian Peace Council. 2 issues held: 6 Sep 1950 and 17 Nov 1950

Sydney. Published by the National Council of Wool Selling Brokers of Australia

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

Melbourne. Issued by the Waterfront Branch of the Australian Communist Party. Some 1970s issues are held as photocopies only.

Brisbane. Issued by the Waterfront Branch of the Australian Communist Party. Only three issues held 1945 - 1967 (14 Mar 1945, 18 Oct 1945, 6 Sep 1967), good holdings for 1968 - Aug 1978.

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

Sydney. A communist publication. For Peace, Trade, Socialism. Issued by the Wharfies Branch of the Australian Communist Party. Many gaps in holdings. Includes souvenir copies of Wharfie celebrating 40th anniversary of Communist Party of Australia (Sep 1960)

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

Berlin. Verlag der Weltbuhne. Holdings: 1948 - 1969 (incomplete)

Brooklyn, NY. Official organ of the Socialist Labor Party. 5 issues held

Melbourne. Issued by the Department of Labour and Industry, Victoria

Offprints of microfilm strips. Includes station records, correspondence, diary, financial records and agreements.

A small collection of papers relating to Paul and Gray Limited (1902-1930), Tooth and Company prospectus (1888) and Orient-Royal Mail Line timetable and map (1907-1908).

This is a copy of the original journal held by the Archives of the University of New England. It is attributed to William Telfer the younger describing life at Tamworth and surrounding districts. The journal was published in 1980 as the Wallabadah Manuscript: the early history of the Northern Districts of New South Wales. The author who compiled the introduction and notes is Roger Milliss.

Minutes of meetings (1923-1994), subject files, membership records (1934-1936, 1941-1950, 1984-1986), financial records, printed material, photographs, posters, audiovisual material, badges, drawing by Rick Amor, portrait of Norm Gallagher and banner.

Minutes of the Fremantle Lumpers' Union and the Waterside Workers' Federation Fremantle Branch, 1891-1962; minutes of Casual Section of Fremantle Wharf meetings, 1942-1947; financial records, 1898-1959; office files, 1928-1960; Branch Secretary’s letter book, 1919-1921; membership records, 1920-1955; accident and death books, 1903-1955; Discipline Committee decision record book, 1937-1948; Board of Reference decision record book, 1939-1947; Vigilant Officers Committee agenda book, 1944; office diaries, 1954-1957; Stevedoring Industry report, 1945; correspondence/subject files (including strike of 1956 and 1959 election material), 1929-1959; printed material 1912, 1946.

Minute books, treasurers book, cash book, ledgers and contributions book.

Records of the South Melbourne District Mordialloc Lodge consisting of minute books, disbursement book, registration book, contribution book, circulars, auditor's records, cash book, membership application forms, printed material and calendars.

Minute books, journals, ledgers, auditors' reports, cash books, doctors lists ( Manchester Unity, Ballarat Lodge and Hand of Friendship Lodge), registers, members' addresses, staff time books, copies of letters, rules and regulations.

These are large format bound volumes of the official lists that were posted up for the public to see - 3 times a day - forenoon, noon and afternoon - at the close of the trading session in the call room at the Sydney Stock Exchange. The closing prices of stocks and shares were entered in by hand on pre-printed sheets.

Photographs of R.G. Menzies Building, J.B. Chifley Building, W.K. Hancock Building, the Law Library and the branch libraries in the research schools. Also contains photographs of Wyselaskie Hall, University of Melbourne, the collection in the former Canberra Community Hospital buildings, visitors and presentations to the University Library, exhibitions in the McDonald Room and of staff functions and events.

Includes manuals, reports, newsletters and other publications, photographs, committee and meeting papers, memos and correspondence.

Recordings of Kirsty Hamilton's interviews with Ferdinand Marcos; Aga Shahi, Pakistan Foreign Minister; Sihanouk, King of Cambodia; Qazi Ghan, General Secretary Students Union SMA Law College Karachi; Philippine dissidents; Lahore dancing girls; Gunther Rossinus, Foreign Policy to Commander in Chief - Pacific, Reagan Administration; Mujahideen Commander; Noel Barker; Senator Alan Cranston; Thomas Enders, Assistant Secretary of State, Inter-American Affairs; Thomas Niles, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs. Also includes recordings of news reports.

Geneva. Published by the International Labour Office

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

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

Melbourne. Official organ of the Transport Workers' Union, Victorian Branch

Melbourne. Official organ of the Federated Liquor & Allied Industries Employees Union of Australia, Victorian Branch

London. Published by the proprietors, The Trinity Trust