Correspondence relating to The Pauline Hanson Support Movement, mostly letters to and from Bruce Whiteside written during his time as chairman of the organisation. Some of the letters date from after Whiteside was expelled from the organisation, and were written in a personal capacity.

Internal newsletters and circulars of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement

Letters and opinion articles sent by Bruce Whiteside in 1989 as chairman of the organisation Heart of a Nation

Letters received by Bruce Whiteside in 1989 as chairman of the organisation Heart of a Nation

Letters received by Bruce Whiteside in 1988 as chairman of the organisation Heart of a Nation

Minutes of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement from its inaugural meeting on 27 October 1996 to the meeting of 21 March 1997. The minutes are recorded in a minute book, accompanied by separate loose duplicates of the minutes of some of the meetings. The subseries also includes three copies of the typed and signed minutes of the meeting at Sydney Airport on 23 February 1997 at which Pauline Hanson, David Ettridge and David Oldfield resolved to form a political party called Pauline Hanson's One Nation.

Lists of contacts and members of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement

Typed and handwritten speeches; statements and opinion articles written for publication, and an audio recording on audiocassette of Bruce Whiteside's speech at the launch of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement on 28 October 1996 (housed as Item 1). Although most of the speeches were written by and for Bruce Whiteside, the file also contains scripts of speeches by Paul Trewartha, Terry Sharples and Iris Whiteside. Some of Whiteside's speeches were written after he was expelled from the organisation. Although often unattributed, the statements and opinion articles appear to have been written by Whiteside.

Event publicity and invitations, membership forms, stickers and other promotional ephemera, copies of the published version of Pauline Hanson's maiden parliamentary speech, and a copy of Bruce Whiteside's speech at the launch of the Support Movement