Australian Labor Party – New Historical Express

‘White Australia Policy’, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, Comintern, Communist Party of Australia, International communist movement, Trade unions, Uncategorized

The Communist Party and the ‘White Australia Policy’, 1920-45
Anti-communism, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, Communist Party of Australia, Double dissolution elections, Elections, International communist movement, labour history, Parliament, Robert Menzies

1951 and the attempt to ban the Australian Communist Party: When Turnbull’s predecessor gambled on a double dissolution election
‘White Australia Policy’, academia, Announcements, Archives, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, British History, British Union of Fascists, Britishness, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Empire, Fascism, Greater Britain, John Kerr, Malcolm Fraser, Media appearances, Monarchy, National Archives (UK), National Archives of Australia, Oswald Mosley, Parliament, Research, Right-wing extremism/radicalism, Right-wing populism, Settler colonialism, The Dismissal, UK Labour Party, Whitlam Government

Public engagement ftw!
Archives, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, British Commonwealth, British High Commission, Colonial Office, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Contemporary history, Decolonisation, Elections, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Harold Wilson, Malcolm Fraser, National Archives (UK), Parliament, Research, The Dismissal, Whitlam Government

The road to ‘The Dismissal’ in 1975: The British perspective
ACTU, Anti-communism, Archives, ASIO, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, B.A. Santamaria, Communist Party of Australia, Contemporary history, Democratic Labor Party, Espionage, National Archives of Australia, National Civic Council, Research suggestions, Right-wing extremism/radicalism, Right-wing populism, The Australian, Trade unions

ASIO and B.A. Santamaria: Duelling Anti-Communisms
Anti-colonialism, Anti-communism, ASIO, Australian Labor Party, British Commonwealth, British far left, British History, Britishness, Canada, Colonial Office, Colonial/Postcolonial History, Communist Party of Australia, Communist Party of Great Britain, Communist Party of South Africa, Communist Party of the USA, Decolonisation, Embassies and diplomatic staff, Empire, Espionage, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Harold Laski, International communist movement, MI5, National Archives (UK), National Archives of Australia, New Zealand, Papers/Seminars, Political violence, Research, Rhodesia, Security services (UK), South Africa, South African Communist Party, Southern Rhodesian Communist Party, The Guardian (CPSA), Tories, Trade unions, UK Labour Party, US history, US Left, Western Intervention, Young Communist League

Policing Communism Across the British Empire: A Transnational Study
Archives, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, Contemporary history, Embassies and protest, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Malcolm Fraser, National Archives (UK), Parliament, Research, Research suggestions, Tony Benn, Tories, UK Labour Party, Whitlam Government

UK High Commissioner Morrice James on the Whitlam Dismissal 1975
1968, Aboriginal activism, academia, Announcements, Anti-apartheid, Anti-racism, Archives, ASIO, Australian history, Australian Labor Party, Communist Party of Australia, Contemporary history, Criminology, Embassies and protest, National Archives of Australia, Papers/Seminars, Parliament, Policing history, protest, Protest laws, Public order issues, Riots, South Africa, Springboks tour, Uncategorized, Whitlam Government

Research seminar, Friday May 23 – ‘Policing Protest in the Nation’s Capital’

Category: Australian Labor Party