Chronology of radical action and protest in Queensland (mainly Brisbane), 1963-1969.
Author unknown.

Typescript (photocopy). By Bruce Dickson. Founded in 1946 the Labor Club's objectives were to support social democratic principles and policies of reform that were a feature of the Australian Labor Party and other labor style parties. The club changed its name to the ALP Club. Possibly written in the 1970s.

Flyers and documents relating to anniversary dinner and associated events, including new issue of student publication Student guerrilla. Organisers for the 25th anniversary dinner of the 1967 Civil Liberties March in 1992 included Jim Prentice, Greg Mallory, Lorraine Dyer, Paddy McCorry, Janine Bell, Dan O'Neill, Mal Price, Merv Partridge. On September 8 1967 leaders from the Society for Democratic Action (SDA) addressed a mass meeting of University of Queensland staff and students. Four thousand students and staff, approximately half the campus population, marched without a permit from this forum at St. Lucia, up Coronation Drive to Roma Street. When confronted with Police, the marchers linked arms and sat down on the road. Over 100 student protesters were arrested, and many were left bruised and bloodied in the clash with the Police.

Flyers and documents relating to the conference Fifty Years of Direct Action 1967-2017 held in Brisbane. Organisers, moderators and speakers included Jim Prentice, Jim Beatson, Greg Mallory, Dan O'Neill, Carole Ferrier, Jon Piccini.