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RANGE: Nov(1913)-Apr(1960)
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Continues The Worker (Sydney)
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Contents indexed selectively.
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The Worker [Sydney]
Walter Head
(editor),
Arthur Rae
(editor),
J. Medway Day
(editor),
Hector Lamond
(editor),
William Lane
(editor),
George Black
(editor),
E. J. Brady
(editor),
Hector Lamond
(editor),
Henry Boote
(editor),
J. S. Hanlon
(editor),
Sydney
:
The Australian Workers' Union
,
1892-1913
Z1273824
1892-1913
newspaper
(47 issues)
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Death of the World
2010
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Radical Sydney : Places, Portraits and Unruly Episodes 2010; (p. 175-180) 'This is the story of how the labour movement lost a daily newspaper and was deceived into giving a leg-up to the Packers, the super-wealthy family that is now one of Australia’s main centres of business and political power.' (p. 175) -
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Martyrs and Martinets : A Study of Certain Social Issues as Reflected in Mary Gilmore's Women's Page in the Australian Worker, 1914-18
1978
Z1024119
1978
single work
thesis
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Martyrs and Martinets : A Study of Certain Social Issues as Reflected in Mary Gilmore's Women's Page in the Australian Worker, 1914-18
1978
Z1024119
1978
single work
thesis
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Death of the World
2010
single work
criticism
— Appears in: Radical Sydney : Places, Portraits and Unruly Episodes 2010; (p. 175-180) 'This is the story of how the labour movement lost a daily newspaper and was deceived into giving a leg-up to the Packers, the super-wealthy family that is now one of Australia’s main centres of business and political power.' (p. 175)
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