Information about the conference which was held in Wollongong on 26 November 1995.

Conference papers

The aim of these short papers was to stimulate ideas for those attending the open conference on surveillance. Since the conference was organised around small group discussions to help people meet each other and exchange ideas, there were no formal sessions devoted to these papers. Participants were welcome to raise ideas from the papers in the discussion groups or directly with the authors who are attending.

Ann Aungles, Globalisation and domestication in the field of penal surveillance

Special Branch records in the Hilton bombing archives

Richard A Joseph, Electronic mail: surveillance at work

Steve Little, From Bletchley Park to the NSA: legitimating the 'surveillance society'

Brian Martin, Antisurveillance

David Mercer, Privacy and danger

Glenn Mitchell, The state and the Communist Party of Australia: surveillance of dissident politics, 1945-1955

Schweik Action Wollongong, The Australia Card

Graham Sewell, Surveillance in the work place

Additional papers

Nick Taylor and Clive Walker, Bugs in the system