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Issue Details: First known date: 1947... 1947 Neucleus
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Notes

  • In the late 1970s the Neucleus credits noted: 'Published by John Crane on behalf of the students Representative Council, UNE.' Crane was then Director of Student Publications for the SRC.

  • Given that Neucleus was a student-based publication that was produced for a number of decades, the editorial contributors altered frequently and are therefore too numerous to list herein. Editors for indexed issues 1970-1980 were:

    • 1970: Richard Kean and David Read
    • 1971: Dave McGuren and Tim Carrigan
    • 1972: Kevin Anderson and Robert Cavenaugh (Feb.-Oct.)
    • 1972-1973: Paul Bayfield and Jon Clark
    • 1974: Paul Bayfield (Feb.-July); David Mortimer (July-Sept. 1974); Penny Judge (Oct.-Nov.)
    • 1975: John Pearson (Feb.-Sept.); Julian Type (Oct.-Nov.)
    • 1976: Julian Type (Feb.-Apr.); Marilyn McCormack (May-Nov.)
    • 1977-1979: Stephen Broadbent
    • 1980: Robert Lovas and Tony Johnson

    Other editors have included: Andrew Marks (n. yr), Seren Trump (n. yr), Casey Dailhou (n. yr), Alex Dunn (n. yr) and Cindy Lewis (n. yr).

  • The 26 October 1977 issue (31.4) is titled NewCleo: Women's Issue!'

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y separately published work icon Kangaroo Michael Sharkey (editor), 1979 Armidale : University of New England , 1979-1986 Z1045162 1979 periodical (2 issues)

A literary supplement to the University of New England's student magazine, Neucleus, its objective was to reflect the diversity of writing associated in any way with the scope of New England conditions - whether life-long residents or transient visitors, or those who were interested in an alternative publication. Kangaroo published music, stories, plays, reviews, interviews and articles about many subjects in an effort to include every form of writing which seemed distinctive and new. Overseas writers were also included.

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Alternatively, Armidale Michael Sharkey , 1984 single work criticism
— Appears in: Margin , no. 13 1984; (p. 16-22)
Alternatively, Armidale Michael Sharkey , 1984 single work criticism
— Appears in: Margin , no. 13 1984; (p. 16-22)
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PeriodicalNewspaper Details

ISSN: 10364587
Subtitle:
Journal of the Students of New England University College Armidale [1949 - 1953]
Subtitle:
Journal of the Students' Representative Council of New England University (ca. 1977)
Frequency:
Varies
Range:
Vol. 1, No. 1 (Apr. 1949) - ca. 2006
Supplement:
Kangaroo
Note:
Ceased publication
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