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Original negative sleeve titled: Chica Dixon, Henry MacCarthy, Roger Milliss.

Includes:

Bhuddist Thich Nhat Hanh at the Wesley Centre, 28 October 1966.

Dunlop International Golf: Arnold Palmer, C. McGregor, D. Welch. Dr. Henry Rathgeber at Sydney University, 3 November 1966.

Chicka Dixon, Aborigine wharfie. Concord Repatriation Hospital. Roger Milliss, Henry McCarthy, June Mills, 4 November 1966, Rows 2-3.

Item 163: Tribune negatives including Thich Nhat Hanh, Chicka Dixon, and Dunlop International Golf, October-November 1966

Original negative sleeve titled: 22, 25/5/67.

Includes:

Chicka Dixon at the Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs, 25 May 1967, Rows 2-3.

BHP Steelworks, Wollongong, 22 May 1967, Rows 5-6.

Athletes practicing high jump, Row 2, no. 4-6, row 3 nos. 4-5.


May include:

Jim Cooper. Striking oil-tanker drivers, 31 May 1967.

Item 212: Tribune negatives including Chicka Dixon and BHP Steelworks, May 1967

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1. Aboriginal protesters, Canberra.
2. Motorcycle police lead protesters across Commonwealth Avenue Bridge, Canberra.
3-6. Aboriginal protesters cross Commonwealth Avenue Bridge, Canberra.
7-12. Protesters gather on the lawn outside Parliament House, King Edward Terrace, Canberra.
13. Gordon Briscoe addresses the crowd.
14-16. Jack Cummings?
17. Bob Maza addresses the crowd.
18. View showing protesters at the Aboriginal Tent Embassy.
19-20. Bobbi Sykes addresses the crowd, assisted by Gordon Briscoe.
21-23. Spectators.
24. John Austin?
25. Frank Roberts addresses the crowd.
26. Gordon Briscoe.
27. Man with a megaphone.
28-29. Chicka Dixon addresses the crowd.
30. Michael Anderson with loudspeaker addresses the crowd.
31-32. Dance performance group.
33. View of the protest from King Edward Terrace.
34. Police lines observe protesters.
35-37. General views and protest participants.
38. Sandra McGuinness.
39-40. Police lines outside Parliament House.
41. Double decker bus, Tucker Bus.
42. Dance performance group.

Negatives from the Tribune (Communist Party of Australia newspaper) featuring large protest at Aboriginal Tent Embassy, 26 January, 1972

Item 718: Tribune negatives featuring large protest at Aboriginal Tent Embassy, 30 July, 1972

1442. Assembly Hall, Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs Centre, 810-812 George Street, Sydney
1443. Mr. R. Burns, caretaker, Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs
1444. David Burns, son of caretaker of Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1445. Gregory Nye, grandson of Mr R. Burns, caretaker for Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1446. Mr Jacob Roberts at Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1447. From left: Messrs Jacob Roberts and Steve Dodd at Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs
1448. Mr H. Simms, manager, Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1449. Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1450. Assembly Hall, Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs Centre
1451. Miss Joyce Mercy, welfare officer, Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs
1452. From left: Harry Williams and Chikka Dixon at the Aboriginal Foundation
1453. Boomerangs at Aboriginal Foundation shop
1454. Didgeridoos at Aboriginal Foundation Shop
1455-1456. Drawings at Aboriginal Foundation Shop

Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs, 810 George Street, Sydney

Image descriptions provided by cataloguer.

1-12. Higher wages march for plumbers in Sydney.
13-18. Balcony view of crowds gathering for Aboriginal march and protest, Canberra.
19-23. Aboriginal Embassy supporters march to Parliament House, Canberra.
24. Chicka Dixon speaks from a balcony, with Denis Walker, Bobby McLeod, Michael Anderson and others.
25-41. Aboriginal Embassy supporters march to Parliament House, Canberra.
42. Gary Foley (wearing helmet) with Aboriginal Embassy supporters' march to Parliament House, Canberra.

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Item 163: Tribune negatives including Thich Nhat Hanh, Chicka Dixon, and Dunlop International Golf, October-November 1966

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Item 212: Tribune negatives including Chicka Dixon and BHP Steelworks, May 1967

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Item 718: Tribune negatives featuring large protest at Aboriginal Tent Embassy, 30 July, 1972

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Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs, 810 George Street, Sydney

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Item 717: Tribune negatives featuring Aboriginal Tent Embassy supporters' march to Parliament House, Canberra, 30 July 1972

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Foundation for Aboriginal Affairs fete at Admiralty House

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