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Illawarra Unity

Journal of the Illawarra Branch of

the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History

Introduction

Illawarra Unity is the journal of the Illawarra Branch of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History. Its focus is on the history of the labour movement in the Illawarra district of New South Wales, Australia, though it also addresses broader issues. The journal was compiled under the general editorship of Professor Ray Markey, Department of Economics, University of Wollongong, during the period 1996-2004. Eleven volumes were issued. The editorial collective during 2005 included Dr. Anthony Ashbolt and Dr Damien Cahill, School of History and Politics, University of Wollongong, and Michael Organ. In 2006 it comprises Dr. Ashbolt, Jo Coghlan and Michael Organ. The following bibliographic listing includes title, author or compiler, and page numbers for individual articles published in Illawarra Unity since 1996. Some links to pdf copies of articles are available, and this is indicated where title is underlined.

Volume 6, Number 2, 2006

Irene Arrowsmith Memorial Edition

•  Irene Arrowsmith 1931 - 2006 – D. Borrow and F. Laneyrie

•  Reminiscences of Irene Arrowsmith - Irene Arrowsmith

•  Her Last Hurrah - Farewell to Irene Arrowsmith – Neville Arrowsmith

•  WorkChoices and Workplace Bullying: More Disadvantages for Women Workers Under the New Legislation – D.J. Kelly

•  So what about blokes? Fathers, husbands, workers under WorkChoices – M. Donaldson

•  Brickies: Working life at the Thirroul Brickworks 1972 - 1983 – M.K. Organ

•  Beyond Hollywood: Frank Gould, Lithographic Printer – M.K. Organ

•  Picturing a fairer world through local struggles for social justice – S. Callaghan

Volume 6, Number 1, 2006

•  Editorial– Anthony Ashbolt – 1-2

•  The Warilla High School Strike: a veritable class struggle – Anthony Ashbolt – 3-10

•  Remembering the Warilla Strike: an interview with Jim Bradley. Interviewer – Anthony Ashbolt – 11-19

•  Homeland Insecurity – Rowan Cahill– 20-23

•  The 1978 Military Occupation of Bowral – Damien Cahill and Rowan Cahill – 24-37

•  WOW: the Wollongong Out of Workers' Union – Nick Southall – 38-51

•  SIEV X and the Banality of Evil: an interview with Tony Kevin. Interviewer – Anthony Ashbolt – 52-67

Volume 5, Number 1, 2005

•  Editorial – Anthony Ashbolt – 1-2

•  Life Membership for Ray Markey – Val Dolan – 3-4

•  Step by Step: An interview with John McCutcheon – Anthony Ashbolt and Maurie Mulheron – 5-16

•  The Red Clydesiders: An interview with Alistair Hulett – Anthony Ashbolt – 17-29

•  When the Boat comes in: An interview with Bob Fox - Anthony Ashbolt – 30-39

•  Strike 1912: Looking for Australia's earliest workers' film - Michael Organ – 40-54

•  Tribute to Bill Whiley – Michael Organ – 55-58

Volume 4, Number 1, 2004

•  Editorial– Ray Markey – 1-2

•  A Disgrace to our Australian Civilisation: Mothers, Miners and the Commemoration of Mortality in New South Wales – Henry Lee – 3-28

•  A Century of the Philippine Labor Movement– Professor Jorge V. Sibal – 29-41

•  A Century of the Labor Movement in Australia– Ray Markey – 42-63

•  The Shooting of William (Billy) McLean– Dennis O'Keefe – 64-78

•  Reminiscences of the Kemira Sit-in– Steve Quinn – 79-84

•  The Kemira Stay-in of 1982– Barry Swan - 85-92

Volume 3, Number 1, 2003

Mount Kembla Mine Disaster Centenary special issue

•  Introduction – Frances Laneyrie – 1-2

•  Contextualising the Mount Kembla Mine Disaster – Ray Markey – 3-5

•  The Mount Kembla Mine Disaster – Kevin Baker – 6-8

•  The Transcendence of Disaster – Kevin Baker – 9-11

•  The Voices of Kembla – Conal Fitzpatrick – 12-22

•  History and Drama – Des Davis – 23-26

•  Songs from Windy Gully – Wendy Richardson – 27-33

•  A Reflection on the Mount Kembla Mine Disaster – Henry Lee – 34-46

•  Mount Kembla Mine Disaster Centenary Committee – Cate Stevenson – 47-8

Volume 2, Number 5, 2002

Wollongong Women's Information Centre special issue

•  Introduction – Frances Laneyrie – 1-5

•  Address to the Wollongong Women's Information Centre – Lenore Amore – 5-9

•  Wollongong Women's Information Centre: The Early Years – Irene Arrowsmith – 10-14

•  Setting up the Wollongong Women's Information Centre – Val Dolan – 15-21

•  Discussion at the Meeting …. – Irene Arrowsmith, Val Dolan and Frances Laneyrie – 22-27

•  Groups Mentioned – 28-30

•  Timeline: Quick Reference to Feminist Activities – 31-33

•  Information for Researchers – 34-5

•  References - 36

Volume 2, Number 4, 2001

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-3

•  Noticeboard – Beverley Symons – 4-5

•  Picket Line Despatches – Rowan Cahill – 6-26

•  The Battle of Bulli 17 January 1887 – Michael Organ – 27-44

•  The Illawarra Trades and Labour Council in Depression, Recovery and War: 1926-1945 (Part 3) – Shirley Nixon – 45-60

Volume 2, Number 3, 2000

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-3

•  My Ride on a Ozzie Icon – Doreen Borrow – 5-8

•  Back to the Future: A comparison of the Maritime Disputes of 1890 and 1998 – Jo Kowalczyk – 9-17

•  The Illawarra Trades and Labour Council in Depression, Recovery and War: 1926-1945 (Part 2) – Shirley Nixon – 18-35

Volume 2, Number 2, 2000

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-3

•  Interview with Studs Terkel – David Ransom – 3-5

•  The Illawarra Trades and Labour Council in Depression, Recovery and War: 1926-1945 (Part 1) – Shirley Nixon – 6-18

•  A Short History of the Port Kembla Waterside Workers Branch from 1939 to the End of the War – Ted Roach – 19-33

•  Obituary: George Petersen (1921-2000) – 34-43

•  Constitution – 44-6

Volume 2, Number 1, 1999

Labour and Community Conference, Wollongong, 1-4 October 1999 – Special conference issue

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-2

•  Labour and Community Conference Report – Ray Markey – 3-5

•  For the People? Australian Democracy in Crisis: A Layperson's Viewpoint – Pat O'Shane – 6-13

•  Blue Singlets and Broccoli: Culture in the Service of Union Struggle – Janis Bailey – 14-36

•  Work and Community: The Port Kembla Copper Smelter 1900-1920 – Glen Mitchell – 37-44

•  The Hunter Valley Eight-Hour Movement and its Connection with the First Newcastle Trades Hall Council 1869-1886 – Rod Noble – 45-55

•  Formation and Authority: The Wagga Wagga Eight-Hour Association and the Wagga Wagga and District Trades and Labor Council 1911-1990 – Warwick Eather – 56-86.

Young workers, South Bulli (Bellambi) Colliery 1909

Volume 1, Number 4, 1998

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-4

•  In Praise of Protest: The Vietnam Movement – Ray Markey – 5-12

•  Women and Labour in the Unions – Cathy Bloch – 13-17

•  Women in leadership and support roles in the Labour Movement – Irene Arrowsmith – 18-22

•  May Day: What was it like back then? – Neville Arrowsmith (compiler) – 23-44

•  The Mother's International (circa 1949-50) – Song of the Co-operative Women's Guild – 45

•  Constitution – 46-8

Volume 1, Number 3, 1998

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-3

•  Frontiers of Labour: 5th National Labour History Conference – Sally Quilter – 3-4

•  Benefit societies and Freemasons in labour history – Bob James - 5-21

•  Opening of South Bulli Mine and Bellambi Jetty 1887 – Neville Arrowsmith – 22-5

•  Miner's Song – Russell Vale Youth Theatre Group - 23

•  The Miner (Poem 1905) – E.A. Beeby – 24-5

•  Labour History and the role of the Co-operatives – Neville Arrowsmith – 26-8

Volume 1, Number 2, 1997

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-2, 41

•  The contemporary relevance of labour history – Ray Markey - 3-15

•  Reminiscences of Trade Union Activity: Ted Roach – 16-29

•  Obituary: Ted Roach (1909-1997) – Gary Griffith - 30-34

•  Obituary: Ted Harvey (1915-1997) – Fred Moore – 34-36

•  Obituary: Rupert Lockwood (1909-1997) – Rowan Cahill - 36-38

•  Obituary: Arthur Osborne (1945-1997) – Dave Martin – 38-41

Volume 1, Number 1, 1996

•  Editorial – Ray Markey – 1-3

•  The dismissal of the Whitlam government: one politician's comments – George Petersen - 6-16

•  'Right turn!' - Paper presented by Ted Roach to the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History Conference (1993: Newcastle, NSW) – Rowan Cahill - 17-24

•  Menzies and Pig Iron for Japan – E.C. Roach – 25-34

•  Constitution – 35-7


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