Loose news clippings on assorted subjects.

Subjects include:
Cartoon featuring Golda Meir;
Poem about dispute at Woden Valley High School over suitable school uniform for girls.

Contains two newspaper clippings, as follows:

'Coloured Migrants Welcomed', from Michael Cope in Toronto, published in The Herald, Melbourne, 28 January 1964;
'President Kennedy's Address - "Man can abolish poverty - or life"'. American President John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address. Friday January 20 1961. No reference given. Possibly Melbourne Herald.

Contains five news clippings from the Canberra Times and the Weekend Australian. Subjects include Aboriginal land rights in the Western District of Victoria; feminism; Geoffrey Blainey; Daisy Bates' work entitled 'The Native Tribes of Western Australia'.

News clippings from the Vancouver Sun, as well as one from the Evening Post (Wellington, New Zealand). Main subject is Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry with Justice Tom Berger. Other subjects are recipes, and disease of leptospirosis among New Zealand possums.

Five news clippings from the Australian and the Canberra Times. Dated August-October 1976.

Also includes a satirical Australian National University student newspaper entitled 'Bungendore Times'. Dated 25 July 1963.

Broadsheet size or smaller.

Collection of news clippings from Australian daily newspapers regarding law changes, land claims, government funding, and other subjects affecting Aboriginal Australians.

Includes thank you note sent with returned news clippings, adressed to Diane Elizabeth Barwick from 'J'. News clippings are pasted onto foolscap sheets.

From daily Australian newspapers, plus an article from Woroni. Subjects include Australian race relations, anthropological and sociological studies, and South-East Asia.

From a manila folder labelled 'W. C. Groves etc'.

Booklet of cartoons. Printed and published by Sungravure Pty Ltd, Rosebery, New South Wales.

Clippings from Australian daily newspapers.

From a set of clippings originally housed in an envelope. Notes on front cover read 'For SSRC - Mr Rowley: Keep this bag of newsclippings - return everything else in this carton - News clippings collected by D.B. [Diane Barwick] 1964-Feb [February] 1965 - not wanted'.

Also contains family trees written in pencil by Diane Barwick. Names include Humphrey Hartley, John Sumner, and Cotton. Single sheet.

Clippings from Australian daily newspapers.

From a set of clippings originally housed in an envelope. Notes on front cover read 'For SSRC - Mr Rowley: Keep this bag of newsclippings - return everything else in this carton - News clippings collected by D.B. [Diane Barwick] 1964-Feb [February] 1965 - not wanted'.

Also contains three written statements about Aboriginal people by P. F Gresser provided compliments of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal Studies and a PIX report on Aboriginal Australians by Professor A. P. Elkin.

Clippings from Australian daily newspapers.

From a set of clippings originally housed in an envelope. Notes on front cover read 'For SSRC - Mr Rowley: Keep this bag of newsclippings - return everything else in this carton - News clippings collected by D.B. [Diane Barwick] 1964-Feb [February] 1965 - not wanted'.

Also contains copy of The Australian Journal of Science, April 1968, Vol 30, No 10.

Mainly contains news clippings from daily Australian newspapers on current affairs relevant to Aboriginal people and culture, including uranium mining in the Northern Territory, review of Lords of the Ring by Peter Corris, etc.

Newspaper that appears to have been published by the Financial Review. Subject is the economic and industrial development of the Northern Territory.

Issue date: Monday 12 May 1980.

This inventory item also contains two news clippings. The subjects are Aboriginal sacred sites at Ernabella, South Australia (source is the Advertiser), and racial prejudice against Aboriginal people in Canberra and the rest of Australia (source is the Canberra Times).

Four news clippings.

This inventory item also includes an inter-office envelope addressed to Diane Barwick in which the clippings were originally housed.

A clipping about land rights in South Australia, and a clipping about Sir Charles Court's visit to Noonkanbah in the Kimberley.

Extracts of the Australian National University Reporter. Includes extract dated 9 September 1983.

This inventory item also contains:

'Genocide: The Counter-Attack' by Brenda Jones, reprinted from Sunday Times Magazine, 6 July 1969;

'University of Queensland Press - Books Dealing with Aboriginal Issues'. Brochure.

News clippings. Mostly from major Australian daily papers, and some from Canadian and United States newspapers.

Dates: 1977-78.

Subjects include:
Aboriginal land claims;

Aboriginal public figures such as Margaret Tucker;

National Aboriginal Consultative Committee;

American Indian land claims;

University of Washington academic salary levels;
etc.

This inventory item opens with an index card that features a reference to Francis Jackson Stewart written by Diane Elizabeth Barwick, and other loose notes.

This item also contains Anthopology Newsletter, Vol 22, No 5, May 1981. Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association.

Sheets range in size up to broadsheet size.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Item BARI03059 can be found in Series 10.

Contains two issues of the Canberra Times. Dates: March 30 1978 and June 8 1978.

This inventory item also contains two news clippings from the Canberra Times. Date: 1978.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Item BARI03059 can be found in Series 10.

News clippings from the Canberra Times. Date: 1978.

Subjects include:
Aboriginal land rights;

Legislation regarding Aboriginal reserves;

Self-management issues at former reserves on Aurukun and Mornington Island;
etc.

This inventory item opens with a substantial extract from the Canberra Times, Thursday April 13, 1978.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Item BARI03059 can be found in Series 10.

News clippings from the Canberra Times. Date: 1978.

Subjects include:
Aboriginal land rights;

Legislation regarding Aboriginal reserves;

Self-management issues at former reserves on Aurukun and Mornington Island;

Aboriginal policies of the Australian federal government following the 1967 referendum;

Government plan to dismantle most statutory Aboriginal authorities;

Advertisement for topsoil;
etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping from the Canberra Times that begins 'Control of Aboriginal Missions in Queensland'. Date: Wednesday March 29, 1978.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Item BARI03059 can be found in Series 10.

Contains what appears to be a special summary edition of the Sydney Morning Herald from 1879. Double broadsheet, four pages. The headline of each page features a different date between January 4 1879 and February 12 1879.

Inventory items BARI03054-59 were originally housed together. Item BARI03059 can be found in Series 10.

Manila folder of news clippings published in major Australian daily newspapers. Date: 1968.

Sources include:
Age; Australian; Herald; Canberra Times; etc.

Subjects include:
The Gurindji land claim in the Northern Territory;
Aboriginal land rights, legal reform, housing, and other similar subjects.

Assorted newspaper clippings, newspapers, and transcripts of newspaper articles and news reports. Subjects include Aboriginal affairs, and the Women's Liberation movement.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Australian National University Reporter; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'What next - a Gurindji move into unionism?', published in the Australian, 26 March 1971.

This item also contains:
Me Jane - A Womens Liberation Newspaper, November 1971, No 5;

Handwritten note by Diane Elizabeth Barwick. Subject is a news item on the ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] News about the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.

Other similar records.

Assorted newspaper clippings. Subjects include Aboriginal affairs, and the Women's Liberation movement.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Tribal Land Row Looms', published in the Australian, 24 January 1972.

This item also contains two handwritten notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick about news items on Aboriginal affairs. One of the notes begins 'Go't [Government] Policy'. Subject is a news item on the ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] News about a plan to demolish two existing state Aboriginal settlements, dated 27 February 1962.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar. Includes clippings annotated by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Assorted newspaper clippings. Subjects include Aboriginal affairs, and the Vietnam war.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Australian National University Reporter; Sun-Herald; Australian Women's Weekly; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled '3 churches want their land given to Aboriginals', published in the Australian, 27 March 1970.

This item also contains Walkabout - Australia's Way of Life Magazine, June 1969. A3-sized publication.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar. Includes clippings annotated by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

Assorted newspaper clippings. Subjects include the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Sun; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Counting Our Losses' published in the Herald, 30 August 1969.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar.

Assorted news clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Sun; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Coloured Migrants - Parties reject Calwell view' published in the Canberra Times, 3 May 1972.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar.

Assorted news clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Sun; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Trust to look after elderly Aboriginals' published in the Australian, 11 March 1970.

This item also contains two brief handwritten notes by Diane Elizabeth Barwick in which she transcribes ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] news items. One of these notes is dated 16 November 1971, and relates to Rosie (Ngarla) Kunth.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar.

Assorted news clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; Australian National University Reporter; The Review; etc.

This inventory item opens with a news clipping entitled 'Academic says varsity must avoid politics' published in the Australian, 2 September 1971.

Clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size or similar.

Assorted newspaper clippings, cartoons, advertisements, etc.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; etc.

This inventory item opens with a clipping entitled 'Full Pay Plea for Station Natives' published in the Australian on 4 October 1967.

This item contains clippings of all sizes up to and including broadsheet size.

Housed in a manila folder labelled 'Boas'.

Assorted newspaper clippings. Subjects include Aboriginal affairs, as well as home renovations, gardening, etc.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; etc.

This inventory item opens with a clipping and photograph entitled 'Mite of a Moomba warrior' published in the Australian on 8 March 1971.

This item contains clippings of all sizes up to and including broadsheet size.

Assorted newspaper clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; etc.

This inventory item opens with a clipping and photograph entitled 'Yirawala is Happy Again - Legal Move Dispels Curse' published in the News on 22 February 1971.

This inventory item also contains typed and handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick of television and radio news items, and notes of a discussion with a Melbourne Herald journalist by the name of Mr Leslie on 16 September 1969.

This item contains clippings and notes of all sizes up to and including broadsheet size.

Assorted newspaper clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; etc.

This inventory item also contains a set of handwritten notes made by Diane Elizabeth Barwick of an episode of the 'This Day Tonight' ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] current affairs television programme which aired on 26 November 1970. Subject is Ted Fields. These notes are the first record in this inventory item.

The clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size.

Assorted newspaper clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; etc.

This inventory item opens with a full-page advertisement about Australia's 'colour problem' published in the Australian, 30 October 1969. It begins, 'This year Mrs Faith Bandler of the Advancement of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders, sent a letter to 900 of Australia's largest companies asking for help. She received 5 replies - one cheque for $2.00; one cheque for $3.00; one cheque for $5.00; some sugar, some frankfurts'.

The clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size.

Assorted newspaper clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a clipping entitled 'Aborigines accept Black Power' published in the Age, 3 October 1969.

The clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size.

Assorted newspaper clippings.

Sources include:
Australian; Herald; Age; Canberra Times; etc.

This inventory item opens with a clipping entitled ' 'Probe native baby deaths' ' published in the Age, 10 November 1969.

The clippings in this item are mainly broadsheet size.

News clippings published in Australian daily newspapers and other periodicals.

Subjects include:
Aboriginal land rights; introduction of the dingo to Australia; the Australian outback; archaeological exploration at Lake Mungo, New South Wales; etc.

Sources include:
Australian; Canberra Times; Australian National University Reporter; etc.

This inventory item also includes a bibliographic reference to an oral history program which aired on the radio, and which appears to have been about land rights in western New South Wales. Handwritten note by Diane Elizabeth Barwick.

This item opens with a news clipping entitled 'The land rights fight: a national scorecard', published in the Age, 21 September 1982. Photocopied A4 sheet.

News clippings in this inventory item are of various sizes up to and including broadsheet.

News clippings published in Australian daily newspapers and other periodicals.

Subjects include:
National Aborigines' Week; the Franklin dam and the Bill of Rights; inquiry into Aboriginal land rights in Western Australia; etc.

Sources include:
Australian; Canberra Times; Australian National University Reporter; etc.

News clippings in this inventory item are of various sizes up to and including broadsheet.

This inventory item also includes notes about an episode of 'Nationwide', an ABC [Australian Broadcasting Corporation] current affairs television show, broadcast on Tuesday 31 July 1984. ('Nationwide' replaced 'This Day Tonight' and ran from 1979-84.) Subjects include former Senator Neville Bonner. Handwritten note by Diane Elizabeth Barwick on a small sheet of note paper.

This item opens with a news clipping entitled ' 'Many problems still not understood' ' published in the Canberra Times, 3 July 1983. Original broadsheet document.

News clippings about Aboriginal rights, women's rights, and other topics in Australian current affairs. Includes original newspaper extracts, and Diane Elizabeth Barwick's handwritten notes about news reports.

Dates: 1984-85.

Sources include:
Australian; Age; National Times; The Times; etc.

Contains news clippings of various sizes up to broadsheet.