Protest movements

Item listing 2 / Antarctica's wilderness and unique wildlife are threatened B&W / 210x148 / mining, meeting in Wellington, "world park" concept, Greenpeace, E.C.O., Friends of the Earth / NZ / mining / environmental / Wellington Antarctica / meeting / Greenpeace, E.C.O., Friends of the Earth, Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition 3 / Bill puts national parks in jeopardy / Environment and Conservation Organisations of NZ Inc, Federated Mountain Clubs of NZ Inc, Native Forest Action...

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A collection of pamphlets, articles and a photographic print. The pamphlets and articles are from miscellaneous organisations around Wellington. The pamphlets regard topics such as New Zealand terrorism laws, Te Reo, consent, animal welfare, fundraising and workers' rights. The photographic print is off Helen Sutch and Jack Richards, members of the VUW Drama Club during a performance of 'Measure for Measure'. The date range of the collection is c. 1970 - 2009.

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A collection of newspaper clippings, handwritten notes, typed script and printed articles. Includes a variety of dystopian-themed news stories of violence, protest, nuclear warfare, international relations, science and technology. The publication date range is 1960-1988. The subject matter includes dates as far back as 1927 and often uses “the 21st century” in discussion of the future.

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A collection of photos, newspaper clippings, photocopied newspaper clippings, typed script, handwritten notes and correspondence. Details the 1955 Nelson ‘Railway incident’, involving a group of protestors staging a ‘sit-down’ on the tracks to protest the closing of the Nelson-Glenhope railway. The events were reported on in N.Z. Truth by LC. The publication date range is 1955-1995.

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Contains pages 1-110 of LC’s radio fantasy story, ‘The Erewhonians’, along with handwritten notes. Also contains a couple of newspaper clippings that chronicle the protest against Prime Minister Jim Bolger’s seeking of foreign investors in New Zealand land. ‘The Erewhonians’ is undated, however the newspaper clippings date from 1995.

Summary of contents A collection of ‘Friends of the Turnbull Library’ event information and newsletters, handwritten notes, typed manuscript, a copy of ‘the House of Popular Culture’ diagram, lecture information and slide content for LC’s presentation titled ‘I Protest!’, deposit/donation records and a series of correspondence between LC and various Turnbull Library stuff about his recent acquisitions. The collection demonstrates LC’s contributions to the Turnbull Library community in both material and...