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

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

Wellington. Official organ of the NZ Post and Telegraph Association

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.

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

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

Only issue no. 3 is held.

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

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).

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.

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

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

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

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.

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 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.

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).

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

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).

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).

'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.

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.

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

Issues from Jul 1917 to Dec 1917.

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.

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.

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.

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).

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

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.

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

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'.

First named the Monthly Report from 1889 (see S35 description) to 1934, when it became the 'Monthly Journal and Report', before separating in 1948 so that there was a 'Monthly Report' and a 'Monthly Journal' (S35). The binding of these volumes is entitled 'Monthly Trade Report', however, the title is simply 'Monthly Report'.

Issues held; vol. 2 nos. 4 - 6 (1975), vol. 5 no. 1 (Apr 1978) and vol. 6 no. 6 (Aug 1979)

Issues held; nos. 128, 135, 150 and 158 (1963-1964), and one issue (no number) with new title of 'Newsletter' (1964).

Issues held; no. 10 (1969) (from the AEU) and vol. 1 no. 5 (Jul 1970) for AEU and BBSA.

Issues held; 1967 nos. 1, 4, 1968 nos. 1-5, 7-11, 1969 nos. 1-7, Apr 1973, and Jul 1973 (this issue first under the Amalgamated Metal Workers' Union).

Issues held; nos. 8, 10, 11 (1962), nos. 17-19 (1964), nos. 21 (1965), no. 21 (1966), no. 24 (1966), no. 30 (1967), no. 38 (1969), no. 40 (1970), no. 46 (1971), no. 50 (1972 - the only issue held titled the Metal Workers' News).

Issues held: Apr & Oct 1967; Jan, Apr & Jul 1968.

Single issues of the Wool Review are held for the seasons 1891-92, 1909-10, 1910-11, 1913-14 and 1915-16 and bound copies for the seasons 1916-17 through to 1955-56. From the 1956-57 season it was renamed Dalgety's Annual Wool Digest and single issues are held from 1956-57 through to 1980-81, and for 1984-85. Some issues of Dalgety's Review, a separate monthly publication (S55), are also included in the bound volumes: Dec 1914, Oct & Nov 1915 and July & Sep 1916.

Sydney. Official organ of the Professional Radio Employees' Institute of Australia

Brisbane. Official organ of the Queensland Teachers' Union. See also Queensland Teachers Union Professional Magazine (S813)

Melbourne. Official journal of the Association of Professional Engineers, Australia

Sydney. Official organ of the Waterside Workers Of Australia

London. Dalgety Limited, Annual Reports and accounts

Sydney. Dalgety Australia Limited, Annual Report and accounts

Printed for each state. Replaced by Dalgety Catalogue (Last Edition 1979).

Adelaide. Official organ of the Public Service Association of South Australia

Melbourne. Official journal of the Victorian Teachers' Union

Melbourne. Official organ of the Australian Boot Trade Employees' Federation

Sydney. Official organ of the Fourth Division Postmasters', Postal Clerks' and Telegraphists' Union

Melbourne. Australian Bank Officials' Association - Federal Executive

Dec 1920 to Apr 1921 as The Australian Communist, to Jun 1923 as The Communist, to Aug 1939 as The Workers Weekly. Publication suspended 16 Jun - 17 Jun 1922 (?). Publication suspended May 1940-Jan 1941. Incorporated Guardian (Melbourne) and Queensland Guardian.

Perth. Official organ of the West Australian Labor Party

Official organ of the Railway Workers and General Laborers' Association of NSW

Sydney. Printed and published by Labor Papers Ltd

Hobart. Printed and published by Labor Papers Ltd. From May 1908 to May 1924. To Jun 1918 as Daily Post. Incorporated Clipper in 1910. Issues held for Jul - Sep 1920

Melbourne. George Dill. Merged with: Weekly argus, and Yeoman and Australian acclimatiser, to form: Australasian.

Melbourne, Oct 1861 - 1864. In 1864 merged with the Weekly Argus, Examiner and Melbourne Weekly News to form Australasian Post, formerly Australasian

Melbourne. Australian Labor Party, Victorian Branch. Official monthly publication. Titled Tocsin 1897 - 1906; Labor Call 1906 - Sep 1953; Labor from Oct 1953

Wellington. Printed and published by New Zealand Printing and Publishing Company Limited

Melbourne. Printed for the Argus and Australasian Ltd. Holdings: 1866 - 1940

Sydney. Official organ of the Trades and Labor Council and the Labor Electoral League of NSW. Sept 1890 - Oct 1897. Incorporated in Australian Worker, formerly Worker.

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

Brisbane. Printed and published for the Worker Newspaper Pty for the AWU Queensland Branch. Unbroken run from Vol 1 no 1 March 1890 to Vol 85 no 4119 August 1974 held.

Sydney. The official organ of the Lang Party. Issues held (with some gaps within volumes): 26 May 1939 - 26 Dec 1940, 26 Jul 1946, 1 May 1959 - 18 Dec 1959, 12 Jan 1962 - 21 Dec 1962, 18 Jan 1963 - 20 Dec 1963

Sydney. Official organ of the Federated Ironworkers' Association of Australia

Sydney. Official organ of the Miners' Federation of Australia. From Jan 1925 to Nov 1935 published as supplement to Labour Daily

Broken Hill. To Nov 1908 was Barrier Truth. 22 issues held 1959 - 1965

Broken Hill. 6 issues held 1961 - 1965

Sydney. Official newspaper of the NSW Branch of the Australian Labor Party. Issues held (with some gaps): 15 Apr 1961 - 16 Dec 1967, with some gaps.

Brisbane. Printed for the Australian Labor Party Queensland Branch. 2 issues held

Sydney. Monthly magazine of the NSW Branch of the Australian Labor Party. Most issues held Vol 1 no 1 (Dec 1960) - Vol 4 no 4 (Sep 1969)

Official journal of the Suth Melbourne Branch ALP. 1 issue held

Sydney. Monthly magazine of the NSW Branch of the Australian Labor Party. Issues held: Vol 1 no 1 (Sep 1962) - Vol 2 no 6 (Jul 1963). Vol 1 No 4 (Dec 1962) and Vol 2 No 5 (Jun 1962) not held.

Hobart. Official bulletin of the Tasmanian Section of the Australian Labor Party

The national fortnightly newspaper for people in the graphic arts, publishing and allied industries

Sydney. A national journal for Australian youth

Sydney. A weekly newspaper for the community of ideas and arts

Sydney. Official organ of the Australasian Socialist Party

Sydney. Yugoslav-Australasian newspaper. 2 issues held: English supplement 4 Mar 1943; 29 Nov 1947

The official organ of the Douglas Social Credit Movement in Australia. Issues held: vol 48 no 4 (6 Jul 1945), vol 48 no 10 (30 Nov) 1945, vol 48 no 12 (15 Feb 1946), vol 53 no 10 (Dec 1957)

Melbourne. Official organ of the Workers International Industrial Union

Sydney. Formerly Australia's Progress

Sydney. The Voice of State Labor

Sydney. Official organ of the International Industrial Workers

Sydney. Official organ of the Industrial Labor Party

Brisbane. Communist Party of Australia, Brisbane Branch

Brisbane. Official organ of the Australian Labor Party in Queensland

Brisbane. Published by the CPA

Sydney. Official organ of the National Union of Railwaymen of Australia

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)

Melbourne. 2 issues only held: 24 Dec 1897; 16 Oct 1954