4BW (Radio station : Brisbane, Qld) (1975-).
Objectives - To establish a Women's Access Radio Station in Brisbane.
Publicists - Sue Alton, Barbara Bowers, Marie Cuvet, Win Egan, Margaret Evans, Val French, Pam Gorring, Gaby Horan, Prima McLellan, Liz Passmore, Janine Walker.
Note: Formed largely by Women's Electoral Lobby. The initial application for an AM license failed but Radio 4BW broadcasts through Radio 4EB. A further license application is expected.

In 1975 the University of Queensland Union was granted a radio license to broadcast on the FM frequency range. 4ZZ began transmitting from its studio in the Union Complex on 8 December 1975. It was the first FM broadcaster in Brisbane and the first new radio station in the Queensland capital in over 30 years. On 1 February 1976 the station was remaned 4ZZZ because of a change in the law governing broadcasters using the FM frequency. For its first three months the station broadcast on 1.0 kilowatt Effective Radiated Power (ERP) through an antennae mounted on the roof of the Schonell Theatre, near the studio. 4ZZZ's signal range increased significantly in April 1976 after it began broadcasting on 10.0 kilowatts ERP through a new antennae located on Mt Coot-Tha.

4ZZZ became renowned for its critical journalism, support for independent music and programs which gave a voice to oppressed and marginalised groups. Its newsroom provided a training ground for such notable journalists as Marian Wilkinson, Alan Knight and Stefan Armbruster.

On 14 December 1988, 4ZZZ was forcibly evicted from its St Lucia campus studios by the UQ Union executive led by conservative president Victoria Brazil. Broadcasts continued from a caravan hidden in the forests of Mt Coot-Tha. Although station staff, volunteers and supporters re-occupied the studios and saved the station, the university, it was decided, no longer provided an hospitable environment. On 11 July 1989 the station commenced operating from leased offices in 621 Coronation Drive in Toowong. This, however, was not a viable longterm option. In 1992 the station purchased the former Communist Party of Australia building in Barry Parade in Fortitude Valley and it became 4ZZZ's new home.

Melbourne-based Anketell Matthew Henderson (1853-1923) began his independent architectural practice in 1878. In 1905 his son, Kingley Anketell Henderson (1883-1942) joined him in partnership forming A. & K. Henderson. In 1921 the firm became A & K Henderson, Alsop & Martin.

A. Ian Ferrier and Associates was the architectural practice of Ian Ferrier. It became known as A. Ian Ferrier, Campbell and Struthers in the 1970s, before the name was changed to Ferrier Baudet in 1979 when Ferrier's daughter, Catherine Baudet, joined the practice.

The "A Room" was a seven-member exhibiting cartel, during a six month period in 1984. During this time, one four week group exhibition and seven three week solo exhibitions were held at 446 George Street, Brisbane, Queensland.

A. Sparkes Pty. Ltd. registered as a Joint Stock Company (certificate of registration no 73 of 1922). The company owned Manumbar Station via Kinkombi, Kilkivan from the 1880s; and a number of butcher shops in Leichhardt Street, Spring Hill, and Wickham Street, Fortitude Valley up to the 1960s.