Writings by others

Containers:

Box 111

Component identifier:

File [unnumbered]

Content Summary:

Includes 'The human rights issue in Australia's region (n.a., n.d.), 'Submission to Federal Party Representatives concerning the endless and unwarranted attacks on cheese imports' (1979), 'Some aspects of the European information industry (H. Zwillenberg, 1980), 'A party in disarray: Victorian Labor after the split, 1955-66' (Lyle Allan, masters thesis, 1980), 'Ethnic politics in the ALP' (Lyle Allen, 1982), 'A 1983 perspective of an accountability in government administration in Victoria' (F. Belli, 1983), 'Europe since 1870: a bird's eye view' (W.N. Parker, 1983), 'Workers' cooperatives and job creation' (Adam Ashforth, 1983), 'The angry children of Malcolm X' (Julius Lester, n.d.), Research assignment on migrant grievances in Australian society by John Urquhart (n.d.), 'Cost of labour: is it uncompetitive?' (John de Petro, n.d.), 'Question Time performance and leadership style: a study of Whitlam and Fraser (David Brereton and James Walter, n.d.)

Immediate source of acquisition:

The Bryant Papers were received in two consignments. The first was transferred from the Victorian Regional Office of the National Archives of Australia in November 1991, in accordance with Mrs Bryant's wishes. These papers had been deposited there in 1975. Just over half of them had been assigned the control number MP1803/1. The remainder had been registered into 31 individual record series and held under Commonwealth Record Series control numbers. Further papers at Mrs Bryant's home (in a garage) had been put into cartons by NAA staff in 1991 and brought to the National Archives of Australia on a temporary basis. At the time of transfer to the National Library, NAA staff retained series or parts of series which related to periods when Gordon Bryant was Minister, as well as diaries from 1973 to 1975 and one notebook. In 1992, papers relating to Bryant's post-parliamentary activities were transferred direct from Mrs Bryant's home to the Library. Amongst these cartons was material which had been packed from his office at La Trobe University's School of Economics and Commerce and returned to Mrs Bryant.

Names:

Bryant, Pat, Mrs.

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