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Painter: Counihan, Noel (1913 - 1986), Activist and Painter

Parliamentarian: Bjelke-Petersen, Johannes (Joh) (1911 - 2005), Parliamentarian and Politician; Deniehy, Daniel (1828 - 1865), Editor, Lawyer and Parliamentarian; Fraser, John Malcolm (Malcolm) (1930 - ), Parliamentarian and Politician; Lang, John Thomas (Jack) (1876 - 1975), Parliamentarian, Politician and Writer; Maloney, William Robert (1854 - 1940), Activist, Parliamentarian and Socialist; Whitlam, Edward Gough (1916 - ), Parliamentarian and Politician

Peace Activist: Camilleri, Joseph A. (1944 - ), Academic, Activist and Peace Activist

Peace Organisation: Alice Springs Peace Group (1979 - 1993); Australian Assembly for Peace; Australian Peace Alliance (1915 - c. 1918); Australian Union of Democratic Control (for the Avoidance of War) (c. 1914 - 1966); Australian Women's Peace Army (1915 - 1919); Nuclear Free Australia Party (1985 - )

Playwright: Diamond, Dick, Playwright; Hewett, Dorothy (1923 - 2002), Novelist, Playwright and Poet; Sewell, Stephen (1953 - ), Playwright and Writer

Poet: Andrews, John Arthur (1865 - 1903), Activist, Anarchist, Poet and Publisher; Hewett, Dorothy (1923 - 2002), Novelist, Playwright and Poet; Hooton, Harry, Poet; Lawson, Henry (1867 - 1922), Activist, Poet and Writer; Lindsay Gordon, J, Poet; Noonuccal, Oodgeroo (Walker, Kath) (1920 - 1993), Activist and Poet; O'Dowd, Bernard Patrick (1866 - 1953), Activist and Poet; Shelley, Percy (1792 - 1827), Poet; Wright, Judith (1915 - 2000), Activist and Poet

Policy: eg. Protectionism; Apartheid; Arbitration and Conciliation; Free trade; Freedom of Contract; Indigenous Australia - Land Rights; Indigenous Australia - Legal Rights; Multiculturalism; Prices and Incomes Accord (1983 - 1996); Protectionism; Public Health; Wakefield Plan

Political Event: Australian Convention of Peace and War (1953); Australian Peace Congress (16 April 1950); Australian Women's Conference for Victory in War and Victory in Peace (1943); Bicentenary (1988); Black Moratorium; Broad Left Conference (1986)

Political Group: A political organisation whose focus is not primarily electorial; Aborigines Advancement League (Victoria) (1967 - ); Aborigines Progressive Association (1937 - ); Active Service Brigade (1893 - c. 1905); Alice Springs Peace Group (1979 - 1993); Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation (c. 1980 - ); Anti-Sweating League (1895); Australian Aboriginal Progress Association (1925 - 1927); Australian Aborigines League (1934 - ); Australian Assembly for Peace; Australian Federation of Women Voters; Australian Freedom League; Australian Peace Alliance (1915 - c. 1918); Australian Peace Council (1949 - c. 1963); Australian Republican Movement; Australian Women's Peace Army (1915 - 1919); Black Power; Christian Social Order Movement; Committee for Aboriginal Citizen Rights; Congress for International Co-operation and Disarmament; Council for Aboriginal Rights; Council for Women in War Work; Council of Action for Equal Pay (1937 - 1948); Democratic Association of Victoria (1872 - c. 1873); Democratic Rights Council; Eureka Youth League (1941 - ); Fabianism (1884 - ); Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders; Federal Pacifist Council of Australia; Fellowship of Australian Writers; Feminist Club (New South Wales) (1914 - ); Free Religious Fellowship (1911 - ); Indigenous Australia - Embassy (1972 - ); Industrial Workers of the World (1905 - ); International Bookshop; International Socialist Club (1898 - ); Knights of Labor (1869 - c. 1900); Marx School; Melbourne Anarchist Club (1886 - 1889); Melbourne University Labour Club; Melbourne Workers Theatre; Militant Women's Movement (1928 - ); Movement against uranium mining (1976 - ); National Coalition of Aboriginal Organisations; National Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation; National Defence League; New Housewives' Association (1946 - 1950); New Left Party (1989 - 1990); New South Wales Aboriginal Legal Service; Peace Pledge Union; Popular Front; Queensland Peace Committee for International Co-operation and Disarmament; Queensland Social Democratic Federation; Queensland Women's Electoral League (1903 - ); Realist Writers' Group; Redfern All-Black R.F.C; Social Democratic Federation (Melbourne) (c. 1895 - c. 1896); Social Democratic Federation of Australasia (1892 - ); Social Democratic League (1889 - c. 1892); Social Democratic Vanguard; Socialist Action; Socialist Alternative (1995 - ); Socialist Federation of Australasia; Socialist Workers Party (Australia) (1972 - 1989); Sydney Free University (1967 - 1972); Sydney University Labor Club (1925 - ); Tocsin (1897 - 1906); Trotskyism; Unemployed Workers Movement; Union of Australian Women (1950 - ); United Association of Women (1929 - ); Victorian Peace Council; Western Aboriginal Legal Service; Woman Suffrage League; Woman's Electoral League of Western Australia; Women’s Christian Temperance Union; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom; Australian Section; Women's Liberation Movement; Women's Political Association (1903 - 1919); Women's Political Educational League; Workers' Art Club; Young Communist League

Political Movement: A non-institutionalised movement, eg. Single Tax Movement; Anarchism; Anti-fascism; Anti-nuclear Activism; Anti-Semitism; Australian Union of Democratic Control (for the Avoidance of War) (c. 1914 - 1966); Black Power; Censorship; Civil Liberties; Communism; Communist League of Australia; Conscription - criticism, pre-1950; Conscription - criticism, 1950-present; Eight Hours Movement; Electoral Reform; Environmentalism; Feminism; Guild socialism; Indigenous Australia - 1936- 38 Alliances during the Depression; Indigenous Australia - Land Rights; Indigenous Australia - Legal Rights; Indigenous Australia - Sovereignty; Indigenous Australia - Treaty '88; Industrial unionism; Marxism; Minority Movement; Movement against war and fascism; Nationalism; New Australia (1892 - c. 1905); New Left; Non-aligned movement; Peace movements; Peace movements - Anti-fascist and Second World War; Peace movements - early Cold War; Peace movements - First World War and earlier; Peace movements - Vietnam and later; People for Nuclear Disarmament; Radical Christians; Radical Nationalism; Republicanism; Single Tax Movement; Social Credit; Socialism; Socialism - 1800s; Socialism - 1900 to 1919; Socialism - 1920 to 1939; Socialism - 1940 to 1959; Socialism - 1960 to 1979; Socialism - 1980 to 1999; Socialism - 2000 onwards; Socialist Workers League (1970 - 1972); Trade Unionism; Trotskyism; Woman Suffrage; Women - Equal Pay; Women - Legal Rights; Women - Socialism; Women - Trade Unions; Women's Liberation Movement; Working-class education

Political Party: A political organisation which achieves its ends through electoral means; Australasian Socialist Party (c. 1912 - c. 1920); Australian Labor Party - Criticism of; Australian Labor Party (1891 - ); Australian Socialist League (1887 - c. 1907); Communist Party of Australia - Attitude to Australian Labor Party; Communist Party of Australia - Criticism Of; Communist Party of Australia - Election Material; Communist Party of Australia - Splits; Communist Party of Australia (1920 - 1991); Democratic Labor Party (1955 - ); International Socialist Party; Liberal Party of Australia (1944 - ); Nuclear Disarmament Party; Nuclear Free Australia Party (1985 - ); Progressive Political League; Republican Party of Australia (1982 - ); Revolutionary Workers' Party (1943 - ); Social Democratic Party of Victoria (1902 - c. 1905); Socialist Labor Party of Australia; Socialist Party of Australia (I) (c. 1930 - c. 1970); Socialist Party of Australia (II) (1971 - 1996); Socialist Workers Party (Australia) (1972 - 1989); Victorian Socialist Party (1905 - ); Women - Communist Party of Australia

Politician: Bjelke-Petersen, Johannes (Joh) (1911 - 2005), Parliamentarian and Politician; Chifley, Joseph Benedict (Ben) (1885 - 1951), Politician; Curtin, John (1885 - 1945), Activist and Politician; Deakin, Alfred (1856 - 1919), Journalist, Politician and Writer; Evatt, Hebert Vere (1894 - 1965), Politician; Forsyth, Archibald, Politician and Writer; Fraser, John Malcolm (Malcolm) (1930 - ), Parliamentarian and Politician; Garrett, Peter (1953 - ), Activist, Musician and Politician; Hawke, Robert James Lee (Bob) (1929 - ), Politician; Holland, Harry [Henry Edmund] (1868 - 1933), Activist, Journalist and Politician; Holloway, Edward James (Jack) (1875 - 1967), Activist and Politician; Lang, John Thomas (Jack) (1876 - 1975), Parliamentarian, Politician and Writer; Menzies, Robert Gordon (Bob) (1894 - 1978), Politician; Parkes, Henry (1815 - 1896), Politician; Paterson, Frederick Woolnough (Fred) (1897 - 1977), Activist and Politician; Reid, George (1845 - 1918), Politician; Rosa, Samuel Albert (1866 - 1940), Activist, Journalist, Novelist and Politician; Spence, William Guthrie (1846 - 1926), Activist and Politician; Whitlam, Edward Gough (1916 - ), Parliamentarian and Politician

Protest: 1982 Commonwealth Games Protests

Publication: Angry Penguins (c. 1940 - c. 1946); Arena (1963 - ); Australian Abo Call (1938 - ); Australian Left Review (1966 - 1993); Australian New Writing (1943 - 1946); The Bulletin (1880 - ); Comet (c. 1989 - 1990); Communist Review; Guardian (1939 - 1966); Identity Magazine; Jindyworobak (1938 - 1953); Labor Call [Melbourne] (1906 - 1953); Meanjin; Outlook; Southerly: the magazine of the Australian English Association, Sydney.; Southern Advocate for Workers' Councils (c. 1945 - ); Thesis Eleven; Tocsin (1897 - 1906); The Worker [Queensland]

Publisher: Andrews, John Arthur (1865 - 1903), Activist, Anarchist, Poet and Publisher; Champion, Henry Hyde (1859 - 1928), Activist, Journalist and Publisher; Judd, Ernest Edward Job Pullin (1883 - 1959), Bookseller, Publisher and Socialist; Seekamp, Henry, Editor, Publisher and Writer