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Initially titled 'Amalgamated Society of Engineers Monthly Report' from 1889 to 1921. Following renaming of the Society to the Amalgamated Engineering Union (AEU) in 1922, the title changed to 'Amalgamated Engineering Union Monthly Report'. From 1935 the journal became the 'Monthly Journal and Report' and from 1949 simply 'Monthly Journal'. When the AEU amalgamated with the Boilers' and Blacksmiths' Society and the Sheet Metal Workers' Union in 1973 forming the Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union (AMWU) the Journal was renamed 'Amalgamated Metal Unions Monthly Journal', and in 1974 renamed again as 'Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union Monthly Journal'. AMWU amalgamated with the Shipwrights' Union in 1979 at which point the journal became the 'Amalgamated Metal Workers' and Shipwrights' Union Monthly Journal, and from July 1980 the 'AMWSU Quarterly Journal'.

Issues held; vol. 1 No. 3 (Jun 1928), vol. 11 no. 9 (Jan 1947), vol. 1 nos. 1-6 (Sep 1952 - Sep 1953).

Initially named Federal Office News (a name change from the previously known Federal Office Letter) from 1960 to 1977 (vols. 1 - 15), before being retitled National Office News in 1978 (starting at vol. 16). Issues held; vols. 1 - 28, covering years 1960 to 1993.

Nos. 1-11, 13-17 and 20-26. From 1960 this was renamed Federal Office News and from 1978 National Office News.

Issues held; Aug 1936 (vol. 3 no. 8), Apr 1939 (vol. 6 no. 4), May-Jun 1955 (vol. 22 nos. 5-6), Oct 1957 (vol. 24 no. 10), 1958 (vol. 25), Jul 1959 (vol. 26 no. 7), Aug-Oct 1960 (vol. 27 nos. 8-10), 1961 (vols. 28-29 missing Apr), 1962 -1988 (vols. 25-56) , missing issues for Sep 1963 (vol. 31 no. 9), Oct 1973 (vol. 41 no. 10), Autumn 1977 (vol. 45 no. 3), 1982 (vol. 50 nos. 3 and 5), and 1983 (vol. 51 no. 1). For years 1989 to 1992 issues held are 1989 (vol. 57 no. 3), and 1990-1992 (vol. 58 nos. 2-5).

Issues held are; Jun 1919 Frank Hyett in Memoriam edition, Aug 1927 (no. 194), Sep-Oct 1952 (nos. 504-505), Apr 1961 (no. 139), and 1962-1992. 1962 - Jan 1981 nos. 149 - 348, missing nos. 313, 315 (1977) and 345 (1980). Issues have no numbers after Jan 1981.

Initially titled the Railways Union Gazette, renamed the Railroad in January 1927 (for Jan - Jun 1927 see S27). Issues held in bound volumes from Jul 1927 to 1969, then loose issues covering the years 1970 to 1992 (with gaps), with one special election edition from 1993 (vol. 85 no. 2). There are also a few loose issues from the years 1944, 1947 and 1964.

Covering years Jul 1921 (vol. 1 no. 1) to Dec 1926. Renamed 'The Railroad' in January 1927, issues held from Jan 1927 to Jun 1927.

Issues from Jul 1917 to Dec 1917.

Issues covering the years 1888 (vol. 1 no. 1 Apr 1888) to 1892 and 1907 to 1910.

Initially called 'The Advocate', the title changed in the early 1950s to 'The Railway Advocate", before becoming 'The Public Transport Advocate' in September 1993 and then finally, 'The Advocate' again in 2003. Years covered; 1947-1950, 1957, 1962-1972, 1974-1980, 1982-2007.

'Advance' was the Eureka Youth League's (EYL) newspaper for Australian Youth in New South Wales and was first published in 1946. In 1948 it was suggested that it join together with 'Youth Voice', which was produced by EYL in Victoria to cover Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania, and form one paper for all of Australia (see Advance no. 16, Apr 1948). Issues held cover years 1946 to 1948.

The Labor Council of New South Wales set up the Labor Information and Research Bureau in 1921 to provide data on working conditions and employers. The Labor Information and Research Bureau published 'The Labor Monthly' from 1926 to 1929, at which point it became the Pan-Pacific Worker. Issues held; Vol. 1 nos. 1-18 (1926-1927), vol. 2 nos. 1-12 (1928), vol. 3 no. 1 (January 1929).

The Labor Council of New South Wales organised a "Pan-Pacific Trade Union Conference' in September 1926. This conference resulted in the setting up of the Pan-Pacific Trade Union Secretariat (PPTUS) to which the Labor Council was then affiliated and to which many of the Labor Council leadership were part of. The PPTUS published a journal, the Pan-Pacific Worker, which by 1929 absorbed the Council's 'Labor Monthly' journal, (see 'In the Case of Oppression: the Life and Times of the Labor Council of New South Wales p. 200). Issues held; vols. 1-4 (Apr 1928 - Jan 1932).

1973 (nos 6-13, 15-20, 22, 27, 29), 1976-1978.

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 Sep 1949 to Sep 1952 (vols. 1 - 3), 1953 (vol. 4 nos 6-9), 1954 (vol. 5 nos 2, 3, 5), then 1957 to 1989 with a few gaps.

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.

Started as The Canberra Viewpoint in November 1960 to November 1968, one issue called Viewpoints in March 1969, before being renamed Hotline from 1969 to 1984, and then from 1985 to 1989 named ACOA Canberra. Not a complete set but there are numerous issues for most years.

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

Minutes of the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations and its constituent members, correspondence and administrative files, project files, audiovisual material including videos and audio cassettes and printed material.

This is an almost complete set of the journal with a number of gaps particularly in the periods 1926-1928 and 1987-1988.

Issues held are: nos. 147, 207, 236-244, 298, 302, 330-331, 343, 346-349.

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

The bulletin was produced by the Factory Welfare Board in association with the Departmental Factory Inspectorate and the Standing Committee for the Prevention of Accidents. Issues held are: vol. 1, no.1; vol. 1, no. 5 - vol. 2, no. 8; vol. 2, no. 10 - vol. 3, no. 5; vol. 3, no. 7 - vol. 4, no. 5.

The information papers were issued as supplements to the periodical 'On Aboriginal Affairs'. Issues held are: 1 (Apr 1962), 4 (Aug 1962), 6 (Jun 1964) and 8 (Jul 1966).

Issues held are: Jun 1946, nos. 1, 3-7, 9-10, 12.

Only issue no. 3 is held.

Issues held are: vol. 11, nos. 1-2, 4 (1944-1945), Dec 1946, Jan & Apr 1947, and nos. 1-7 (May-Nov 1947).

Issues held are: nos. 1-3, 7-8, 25-27, 40-41, 44, 102-103, 105-106.

Almost a complete set of this journal is held. It was originally a monthly but at times was issued every two months then every three months. Issue vol. 11, no. 2 (Jun 1987) is not held.

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

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

Minutes of Directors' meetings, financial records, wage books, register of apprentices, advertising and printed materials, and photographs

This is an collection of annual reports that were donated by various Australian companies. Numbers were allocated to each company but there are missing numbers as some reports were removed in 1980. Most annual reports cover the period from the mid 1950s till the late 1970s though many date from the early 20th century.

Minutes, correspondence, financial and share records, legal and arbitration papers, photographs, maps and plans. Includes records of F J Walker Ltd subsidiaries Hunter River Meat Packing Co, Metropolitan Meat Co, and Australian Natural Gut Manufacturing Co.

Minutes, staff records, business notes and instruction book, wages book, register of members and directors, register of mortgages and financial records, newspapers containing advertisements

Correspondence records, financial records, manager's reports, maps of the Northern Territory and Queensland (1898-1922), diary (1884)

Memorandum and articles of association, minute books, registration documents, directors' files, correspondence and papers including papers re national security regulations, financial records, legal documents and deeds, share register of constituent company Barwon Woollen Mill Company, framed cartoon, blueprints, plans, charts, photographs and printing plates. Also includes material (manuscripts, galley proofs and illustrations) re novel by Ivan Southall 'The Weaver from Meltham'.

Records relating to Australian participation in the Spanish Civil War. Includes correspondence, photographs, postcards, pamphlets and printed material.

Branch correspondence, 1957-1969; minutes of Federal Council meetings, 1948-1954; circulars to Branches and Councillors and papers relating to Council voting, 1957-1966; ballot files, 1964-1974; ‘C’ files (files on Federation activities), 1948-1966; subject files, 1963-1975; Committee of Inquiry into matters relating to the Stevedoring Industry – transcripts of evidence and other papers, 1954-1957; Conciliation and Arbitration Court transcripts, 1935-1946; application by Australian Steamships and others to vary the 1914 Award, 1915; transcripts of court proceedings – Munro and Isaksen (1951), Healey and Barnwell (1956-1957), Government Railways (Newcastle Coal Cranes (1955-1957); papers relating to basic wages cases, 1920-1967; Boards of Reference files, 1936-1953; financial records, 1939-1978; membership records, 1902-1971 (includes resignation forms of members of the Permanent & Casual Wharf Labourers Union of Australia, 1949-1950; rule books, WWF and other trade unions and political organisations, 1882-1975; industrial agreements, 1910-1967; miscellaneous papers including members’ financial and membership files, Delegates and Gang Leaders convention papers, Hursey Case (1958), stevedoring industry, conditions of work, etc., 1875-1973; WWF Film Unit (sound recording), 1979; press clippings, 1914-1958; photographs, 1941-1970; printed material, 1904-1984.

Minutes, 1878-1954; membership records, 1881-1949; funeral benefits, 1872-1940; correspondence, 1941-1950; arbitration material, 1943-1954; award decisions, 1932-1948; ACTU Congress minutes, 1947; photograph, 1920; plans, poster, certificate and other printed material, 1909-1946. Also includes records of the Port Adelaide Working Men’s Association and the Port Adelaide Waterfront Employment Committee of the Stevedoring Industry Commission.

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.

Unprocessed. Includes photographs, product information and labels, research notes and publications, relating to the history, products, staff, factories and offices of Unilever and predecessor companies.

Correspondence, notes, pamphlets, serials, financial records and photographs.

Contents include correspondence files and minutes of meetings.

Minutes, contributions books, balance sheets, arbitration files consisting of claims, affidavits, exhibits, transcripts and judgements. Includes a report of the Royal Commission on the Mining Industry at Broken Hill 1914 and records of predecessor the Amalgamated Glass Bottle Makers Union.

Memorandum and articles of association, minute of Board of Directors, leases, annual and monthly reports, operations sheets, general manager's subject files, correspondence, legal records and agreements, plans of housing subdivision, geological and geochemical survey. Correspondence about land tax (item 20) was returned to the depositor.

Maps and plans

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.

Correspondence with his mother, Eleanor Wood, and family. Copies of articles written for the Tribune, Communist Review, Progress, Mosman News and other newspapers, photographs, including the images used in the Tribune: march of the returned soldiers in 1945, copy of a manuscript, copies of ASIO documents, and miscellaneous records about Bill Wood’s education and career.

Minutes, office files re correspondence and conference records, annual reports, membership records, notices of meetings, publications and historical material. One file of records of the Woden Business and Professional Womens Club 1985-1986.

Minutes and meeting papers, reports, conference reports, records relating to the International Federation (IFBPW), correspondence, subject, project and history files, photographs and printed material. Includes records of state divisions (Tasmania, Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Western Australia) and clubs, including disbanded clubs: Nelson Bay (Charter); Sydney Northside; Fremantle; Maroochydore; Ulverstone; Wynyard; Redcliffe; Singleton; Ettalong; Cootamundra; Charleston; Campbelltown; Blue Mountains; Kiama; Mosman; Dubbo; Woollahra; Kyneton; Gosford; Burwood and District; Blue Mountains (Charter); Nelson Bay; Merridin; Broken Hill; and files on Campbelltown, Cairns, Northam, Numurkah, Queanbeyan, Renmark, Roma, Sunshine Coast, Eastern Goldfields.

Subject and correspondence files of Commonwealth Council of Federated Unions, minutes of evidence of the Royal Commission on the Basic Wage 1919-1920, subject and correspondence files of the Australian Council of Trade Unions, Secretary's subject files (see also N68 and N147), transcript and exhibits of Basic Wage and 40-hour week cases and other arbitration proceedings, correspondence with affiliated unions, records relating to Congresses, circulars, press cuttings, files of the Education Officer, the Publicity Officer, the Social Welfare Research Unit and the Library.

Secretary's subject files (see also N21 and N147), papers of Committee on Australia's Relations with the Third World, press cuttings arranged alphabetically by subject (1980-1982), miscellaneous collection of Bob Hawke's correspondence, copies of Executive minutes and circulars, files of Bob Hawke as Industrial Advocate on 1969 equal pay case, subject files of Industrial Officer and Publicity Officer.

The deposit consists of minutes; letterbooks including the semi-official, private and confidential letterbooks of managers and superintendents; reports; branch correspondence between London, Australia, New Zealand and East Africa; station reports, memos and dossiers, register of clients and stations, news cuttings books and photographs. Also includes the letterbook of Stuart Kinross & Co (Wellington, New Zealand).

This deposit consists of photographic negatives from the CSR Limited Publicity Department illustrating staff Christmas party; personnel; staff cricket match; CSR products; Pyrmont Refinery social events; buildings and equipment; publications; artwork; copies of old pictures and maps.

A collection of photographs previously kept at the Technical Library of CSR Limited in Sydney re company office buildings in Sydney and Brisbane; annual staff sporting events 1948, 1951-52; cane cultivation and experimental work, sugar milling in Australia and Fiji; hurricane and flood damage; beef cattle property at Yaqara, Fiji; refineries in Australia and New Zealand; distillery operations producing industrial alcohol, methylated spirits, molasses, carbon dioxide; views of early stages of the Building Materials Division, the Activated Carbon plant at Pyrmont and pineapple production in Fiji

The deposit consists of correspondence, nursery reports, memos and working files of CSR - Technical Field Department 1899-1979; correspondence, photographs and slides collected by George Babar (Chief Technical Officer) 1938-1960, including photographs and slides of Lautoka, Nausori and Penang Mills in Fiji.

The deposit consists of patent files, records and photographs re refineries and mills, reports re Royal Commissions and Inquiries into the Sugar Industry, specifications, sketch books and engineering notes, correspondence, sales and deliveries books for refinery products, Fiji export marketing files c.1941-1977, records re Denning Arbitration hearings 1969, Fiji publications and press releases, deed of settlement, memorandum and articles of association, financial and legal records, annual reports, sugar market reports, press copy letter books, files of Chief Chemist CSR, files associated with the acquisition of Australian Estates Co Ltd, ledgers, engineers data books, Pyrmont Refinery records including employees register c.1854-1936 and property matters, staff books and register, miscellaneous documents papers and historical documents of E W Knox's period as general manager. Also includes publications received from CSR Sydney Head Office library after its closure in May 1987, records of sugar marketing division relating to International Sugar Agreement and Commonwealth Sugar Agreement, Fiji Sugar Inquiry Commission 1961, Royal Commission on Sugar Industry (Qld) reports, overseas reports 1921-1969, awards.

These records were created during the operation of the Goondi Mill from its commencement in 1884 to its closure in 1987. The deposit consists of general letters received 1890-1962, and sent to Head Office 1884-1963; staff and private letters received from Head Office 1890-1963, and sent by Goondi to Head Office 1891-1960; clippings of Technical Field correspondence sent by Head Office to Goondi 1936-1965, copies of Technical Field letters sent to Head Office 1932-1968; copies of cane variety trial reports 1939-1955; engineering notes 1885-1966; chemical inspection notes 1925-1964; manufacture inspection notes 1913-1940; Mill Inspectors notes 1901-1965; correspondence with the Water Quality Council of Queensland; tables showing crop yields 1898-1972; farm production register and farm ownership registers 1931-1987; miscellaneous records re employment of Kanaka labour, World War II war service land settlement scheme; photographs of the mill and staff.

All types of company records including despatches, correspondence, indexes; New South Wales ledgers of the Australian Agricultural Company; ledgers of the Peel River Land & Mineral Company for Moorlands, Avon Downs, Mount Alfred and Mount Margaret properties.

Records of and relating to the Queensland building trades unions (United Operative Bricklayers' Society, United Operative Stonemasons' Society of Queensland, Amalgamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, Building Workers Industrial Union, Queensland Progressive Society of Carpenters and Joiners); papers of Queensland Trades and Labour Council and Carpenters Forum; industrial and political publications. Includes minutes, cash books and journals, membership and levy records, stock books, attendance books, press cuttings and printed material, awards and regulations, financial records, photographs and negatives.

Minutes of general and Committee meetings (1856-1962), correspondence and letterbooks, alphabetical registers of members (1855-1953), financial records, arbitration material, rule books, and records of the following lodges: Batesford, Ballarat, Beechworth, Big Hill, Black Forest, Bolinda Vale, Campaspe, Carlsruhe, Castlemaine, Collingwood, Faraday, Footscray, Geelong, Harcourt, Leithbridge, Maryborough, Middle Stump, Moorabool, Morang, Pentridge, Prahran, Ravenswood, Riddles Creek, Sunbury, Williamstown, Woodend, and Yan Yean. Also includes record of contributions and cash receipts of the Operative Masons' Benefit Society (1850-1851).

Minutes of meetings of the United Plasterers' Society, Sydney and Newtown branches, and of New South Wales Branch of the Operative Plasterers' Federation (1875-1963), contribution book (1901-1910) and printed material.

Minutes, contributions, membership applications and cards, financial records, correspondence, industry awards and arbitration records, ledgers, records re picnics and social events, newspaper cuttings, photographs and printed material. Includes records of predecessor Baking Trades Employees' Federation of Australasia and records re Bread Carters' Industrial Federation of Australia.

Minutes of general meetings of the United Operative Plumbers' and Gasfitters' Society of Victoria and minutes of general meetings and the Management Committee of the Victorian Branch of the Plumbers and Gasfitters Employees' Union of Australia.

Minutes, letter books and correspondence files, financial records, journal, ballot book, news cuttings, arbitration records, general secretary's papers, membership records, reports, ships' returns, miscellaneous papers, photographs and sketches.

Minute books, accident benefit book and financial records. Includes minutes of predecessor the Iron Founders Trade Union of Victoria.

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.

Minutes of general and executive meetings of the Sheet Metal Workers Union and its predecessors, minutes of meetings of the the Stove and Piano Frame Moulders' and Stovemakers' Employees' Union, the Federated Enamellers and the Tin Cannister Makers Employees' Union of NSW.

Minutes of the Boot Trade Union of New South Wales (1900 - 1908), minutes of the New South Wales Boot Operators and Rough Stuff Cutters' Union (1902 - 1909), minutes (1902 - 1909) and financial statements (1900 - 1908) of the New South Wales Clickers' Association, Australian Boot Trade Employees Federation, New South Wales Branch minutes (1907 - 1939), minutes of the Reference Committee (1904 - 1917), minutes of the interstate Boot Trade Conference convened to form the federation (1905), general correspondence (1921 - 1943), correspondence regarding union buildings and kindred unions overseas (1919 - 1943), industrial and arbitration files (mainly 1930s), determinations of the Victorian Boot Board (1916 - 1937), contribution books (1927 - 1932), quarterly statements of income and expenditure (1900 - 1908), annual returns (1908 - 1942), New South Wales commission reports (1911 - 1912), apprenticeship papers (1930 - 1945), newspaper cuttings (1910 - 1935), New South Wales Boot Trade Union Approved Society minutes and statements of income and expenditure (1938 - 1939).

Minute books of the NSW Lithographic Association, the Letterpress Printers' Machinists' Industrial Union, the Printing Trades Federation Council and the Amalgamated Printing Trades Employees' Union of Australia. Also includes correspondence re formation of APTEU, book of assets and register of members, certificate of incorporation and rules of the Letterpress Printers' Machinists' Industrial Union of Employees' of New South Wales, contribution cards, badges and publications.

Records of AWU Head Office, New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria-Riverina, South Australian, Tasmanian and Westralian branches; membership records: General Labourers' Union (1891-1894), Inverell, Scone, Cobar, Coonamble, Moree, Wagga Wagga, and Young Branches (1890s), Bourke Branch (1895-1913), Port Augusta Branch (1895), Central Branch (1905-1929), Queensland branches (1914-1915), CSR employees Condong, Harwood and Broadwater (1914-1915), Railway Workers' Industry Branch (1916-1932), NSW Branch (1933-1934); financial records for Head Office, branches, Labor Papers Ltd and the People's Printing and Publishing Company, rules, conference reports (1891-1957), arbitration material, New Zealand Workers' Union material, printed material and poems by shearer Arthur Stevenson (1890s). Also includes ledger for Amalgamated Miners' Union, Mt Farell, Tasmania (1900-1917).

Minute books of various branches of the AEU throughout Australia including branches in South Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania and Western Australia. Also includes district minute books for South Australia (Port Augusta District Committee) and Queensland (Ipswich District Committee)

Minute books of the Port Pirie, Port Adelaide, Adelaide and Adelaide No. 2 Branches and a Broken Hill Branch contribution book (1889-1892). Includes records of predecessors Boilermakers' Society of Australia, United Society of Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of South Australia, Boilermakers' and Blacksmiths' Society of Australia and the Blacksmiths' Society of Australia.

Minute books, financial records, membership records, rules, trade greeting cards, photographs and attendance books. Includes records of the Advertiser Full Chapel and the Advertiser Linotype Chapel.

Minutes, membership and financial records, rule books and agreements. Includes records of predecessors Port Phillip Shipwrights Society and rule books of Shipwrights' Provident Union of the New South Wales Industrial Union of Employees, Coast Shipwrights' and Boatbuilders Union of Workers, and the Port Adelaide Wood and Iron Shipwrights Society.

Federal Office records: minute books of meetings of Federal Council (1912 - 1948), minutes, agenda papers and reports presented to Federal Council (1911 - 1957), correspondence (1912 - 1950s), specification for army hats (1940s), correspondence with Prime Minister and Minister for Trade and Customs concerning tariffs on imported felt hats (1930 - 1932), material relating to awards (1909 - 1950s), rule books, including of the Australasian Association of Felt Hatters (1905), contribution and rule books of the Australasian Association of Journeymen Felt Hatters (1909), and rules of Amalgamated Society of Journeymen Felt Hatters of Great Britain (1909). Victorian Branch records: minute books (1885 - 1955), records of contributions and dues paid by members (1945 - 1954), records of hours worked and wages paid to members (1917 - 1934) and correspondence from W. Smith of the Australasian Association of Felt Hatters, Victoria, to the Vigilance Committee and S. Grimshaw (1909).

Minutes for general , special, executive and committee meetings, minutes for Randwick and Sydney branches, rules, reports and agenda papers, correspondence, register of representations , financial records, membership records, arbitration records, pamphlets and publications. Includes records of predecessors the Tramway Drivers, Firemen and Cleaners' Association of NSW / NSW Engine Drivers, Firemen and Cleaners' Association.

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

Minute books and agenda, correspondence, circulars, arbitration material, registers of members and other membership records, reports and financial records, general subject files re awards and industry material, wages and time books, photographs of delegates to the Federal Council, rules and publications. Includes records of predecessors the South Australian Typographical Society, Letterpress Printers, Machinists and Stereotypers' section of the SA Typographical Society; and records of the South Australian Typographical Sick Benefit Society and Adelaide Branch of the Australian Federated Association of Bookbinders, Paper-rulers and Cutters.

Minute books, constitution and rules, subject and industrial files, correspondence, factories correspondence, membership and financial records, wages books, publications, newspaper cuttings, ephemera and photographs. Includes minutes of NSW Confectioners' Society and NSW Journeymen Confectioners' Union, and records of successor the Confectionery Workers' Union of Australia.

Federated Seamen’s Union of Australasia, Queensland Branch minute books, 1888-1893; Seamen’s Union of Australia, Queensland Branch correspondence, 1945.

Annual convention minute books (1895-1982), Executive Council papers (1915-1985), membership records (1905-1980), papers of General Secretaries, records of NSW, Tasmanian, Western, Central and Railway Workers' Industrial Branches, financial records, photographs and printed material. Includes records of The Worker Board of Control , the People's Printing and Publishing Company, Westland Broadcasting Company and Labor Papers Ltd. Records of Thomas Cavanagh, union member and delegate to the NSW Trades and Labour Council and the ALP Conference, and union tickets of Martin Butler and Richard Hinton. Also contains miscellaneous records of other bodies: United Labourers' Protective Society of New South Wales, Amalgamated Miners' Association of New South Wales, Associated Workers Union, Amalgamated Workers Association of Queensland, Amalgamated Workers Association of North Queensland and General Labourers' Union of Australasia.

Minutes of Victorian Society of Coopers and Victorian Branch of Federated Coopers of Australia (1880-1949), reports of conferences, correspondence files of Federal Secretary, rules, membership records, financial records of Victorian and other branches, arbitration material, and printed material.

Minute books of the branch meetings, committees and conferences. Includes records of predecessors the Victorian Grocers Employees' Association and the United Grocers, Tea and Dairy Produce Employees' Union of Victoria.

This deposit includes minutes of the South Australian Teachers' Association (1890 - 1903), the Headmasters' Association (1920 - 1927), the South Australian Public Teachers' Union executive and vigilance committee (1925 - 1927) and press cuttings relating to education in South Australia.

Records from the Sugar Division and Building Material Division of CSR Limited. Sugar Division Industrial Department records consist of labour register 1884-1950; hours, work and wages returns for Australian refineries 1882-1984; Industrial court transcripts, judgements and other records relating to agreements and awards; Mills Group correspondence; Australian Mills Housing Survey 1968-1971; meteorological records 1882-1969; plans. Building Materials Division records consist of Gypsum Products Group minutes 1962-1975 and annual accounts 1950-1974.

Photographs of Victorian trade union banners housed by Museum Victoria.

Personal papers, photographs, correspondence, sheep and wool course materials and printed material.

Station records including business letters, wool books, ledgers, day books, horse books, financial records, staff list and overtime book. Also includes a plan. Items 9-1, 9-3, 9-7, 15-1 to 15-36, 17 and 19 also include records of Goorimpa Station.

Microfilm copy of letter book.