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Inner Regional Council for Social Development 1 1. Inner Voice Index 1978 1. Inner Voice Index 1978 - 1998 1993 Joint Parliamentary Select Committee on Waste Management 1993 see Waste Management A Brutal Game - book see Medicare A Crisis of Confidence in Youth and Community Services - report see Youth and Community Services A Living Income see Unemployment – Youth A Rail Strategy for the Sydney Region see Railways A Review of Aged Health Care - report see Community Health Abbott, Tony - comments on his opening address at the Third National Conference on Unemployment see Unemployment Aboriginal Respite Care An aboriginal perspective on respite services Vol 61 Spring 1992 p 7-8 Aboriginal Australians Justice for Aboriginal Australians- report of World Council of Churches. Vol 23, Nov 81, p 54 -55 Lack of media interest in Australia in report by World Council of Churches. Vol 25, April 82, p 38 Aborigines prevented from setting up tent embassy opposite Premier’s office in Macquarie St Vol 31 May 83 p 25-28 See also Pemulwuy Aboriginal High School, La Perouse Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Establishment of NSW Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Watch Committee. Vol 49 October 1987 p 19 Aboriginal Health NAIHO national conference refused funding by Commonwealth Govt. Vol. 17, Oct/Nov 80, p 20 Figures for Redfern Aboriginal Medical Service. Vol. 18, Dec/Jan 81, p58 Aboriginal Housing Company Near completion of a Youth Centre & the ‘Black Market’ supermarket. Vol 40 December 1984 p 41 Opinion divided over AHC‘s decision to redevelop The Block for a cultural enterprise centre. Vol 74 Summer 1995/96 p 9 Move to demolish the Block a first step in plan to clean up recent upsurge in crime & violence in the area. Vol 78 Summer 1996/97 p 19 Aboriginal Land Rights’ Points from Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace’s submission to NSW Select Comm. Into Aborigines. Vol. 11, Sept/Oct 1979, p 52 Formation of interim NSW Land Council Vol 33 September 83 p 33 Aborigines come together to fight for preservation of the birthplace of the Aboriginal rights movement, ie development application for Cyprus-Hellene Club, Elizabeth Street, Sydney. Vol 75 Autumn 1996 p 32 Aboriginal Law Tribal law. Vol. 21, July 81, p 64-65 Anti-Discrimination Board’s report ‘ Study of Street Offences by Aborigines Vol 28 October 82 p 23- 25’ Aboriginal Studies HSC Study course not as popular in Eastern Suburbs as on North Shore. Vol 70 Summer 1994/95 p 21-22 Aboriginal Women’s Task Force Established by Commonwealth in office of the Status of Women Vol 35 January 1984 p 31 ABS see Australian Bureau of Statistics Inner Regional Council for Social Development 1 ACA see Australian Consumers Association Accident compensation see Workers Compensation Accommodation Support for People with Psychiatric Disabilities in Public Housing - report see Psychiatric Care and Public Housing ACF see Australian Conservation Foundation Achievement for Everyone - draft strategy on education see Education Achieving Zero Dioxin see Waterloo Incinerator Acid Rain Effect of acid rain on environment Vol 29 Dec 82 p 25 -27 Acid rain in Sydney Vol 35 January 1984 p 24 ACOSS Workshop on family support & community activities for discussion at coming ACOSS conference. Vol. 3, May 78, p58-59 Satirical look at 1978 ACOSS conference. Vol. 3, May 78, p70-71 Work Together - a National campaign to drawn attention to social & economic consequences of unemployment. Vol. 8, March 78, p 15 Funding a national campaign which will emphasis the social consequences of unemployment. Vol. 5, September 1978, p 15 Statement to National Economic Summit conference Vol 31, May 2983 p 5-8 Reaction to Federal budget. Vol 46 Oct/Nov 1986 p 4-5 Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome see AIDS Addison Road Community Centre, Marrickville Local newspaper claims prostitution and drug dealing at centre. Vol 26, June 82, p 38 Administration Act (NSW) Seen as further attack on staffing Vol 30 March 83 p 11 Administration and Implementation of Strategic Planning and Development Consent Arrangements within the Greater Central Sydney Planning Area see Planning Adolescent Health Two international symposiums held at Bondi Beach with 700 participants Vol 81 Spring/Summer 1997 P 10 Advanced Technology Park see Redfern Advanced Technology Park Advertising Conference to raise awareness of the issue of advertising in schools Vol 75 Autumn 1996 p 24 AEC see Australian Environment Council Affordable Housing Submission by The Uniting Church Board of Social Responsibility on the need to retain affordable housing. Vol 60 Winter 1992 p 13-14 Africa see Aid Aged Care Abuse and neglect of the elderly. Vol 24, June 82, p 41 Botany Botany’s aged people Vol. 1, March 78, p. 39 South Sydney Care of the aged in South Sydney Vol. 1, March 78, p.40-41 One nursing home only in South Sydney. Vol. 16, Aug/Sept 80, p32 Survey on the needs of the aged in South Sydney to be conducted by a medical student from UNSW. Vol. 4, July 78, p 61-62 Results of survey undertaken by School of Community Medicine, UNSW. Vol. 9, May 79, p 24-25 see also Aged Care Alliance Aged Care Alliance Disparate elements in aged care must decide on the next step in fight against the Federal Inner Regional Council for Social Development 2 Government’s Aged Care Reforms. Vol 81 Spring/Summer 1997 p 27-28 Aged Care Survey - South Sydney see Aged Care- South Sydney Aged pensioners & population High number of aged pensioners in NSW Vol 30 March 83 p 39 Call for appointment of special ombudsman for the elderly Vol 30 March 83 p 40 Census ‘86 - Inner City Aged Population and Living Alone Vol 50 March 1988 p 38 Ageing and Disability Recommendations endorsed by community consultation on the Ageing and Disability Department Vol 72 Winter 1995 p 30 Agriculture Bill to introduce Plant Variety Rights (PVR) expected in Spring session of Federal Parliament. Vol. 15 ,June/July 80, p 37-38 Govt decides to shelve PVR legislation. Vol. 16, Aug/Sept 80, p 33 Results of poll undertaken by ‘National Farmer Vol. 20, May 81, p 42’ Opposition to PVR bill. Vol 22, Sept 81, p 33-34 PVR seminar - to encourage public debate. Vol 24, Feb 82, p 26-27 Results of National Farmer poll suggest large numbers of Australian farmers will leave the land. Vol 24, Feb 82, p 28 Aid Woman rallies locals to knit squares, which are made into blankets for the needy in Africa. Vol 62 Summer 1992/93 p 40 AIDS Call to face possibility of problem arriving in Australia Vol 34 November 83 p 11 see also SPAIDS Air Pollution Successful campaign by ‘Clean Air for Children’ group- list Vol. 11, Sept/Oct 79, p 18 Latest air pollution figures, 1979. Vol. 12, Nov/Dec 79, p 56 Health Effects of pollution Vol. 14, April/May 80, p 48-49 Air Pollution -SPCC view Vol. 14, April/May 80, p 50-51 Air pollution in Australia 1970-80. Vol. 14, April/May 80, p 51-52 Hazardous siting of Glebe High School, Vol 14, April/May 80, p 53 Air pollution levels high Vol 27 August 82 p 30 Threat to health by increased air pollution Vol 30 March 83 p 32 Highest ozone levels in Sydney for many years - photochemical smog. Vol 35 January 84 p 10 Sydney’s pollution levels soar to worst level in 4 years Vol 37 May 1984 p 33 Public release of CSIRO-Macquarie University air quality study of Western Sydney Vol 56 Autumn 1991 p 12 Second Sydney Summit on Air Quality held at Bankstown Vol 59 Autumn 1992 p 32- 34 Action plan for local councils on Sydney’s declining air quality prepared by Sydney Regional Organisation of Councils. Vol 70 Summer 1994/95 p 26 see also Malabar, EIS Aircraft Noise Effects of aircraft noise- facts discovered by research study by University of California at Los Angeles Vol. 6, October 78, p 32 Health effects of aircraft Vol. 10, July 79, p 27-28 Submission by Botany Bay Sub-Region Community Advisory Committee to House of Reps Standing Committee on Environment & Conservation, Vol 28 October 82 p 22 South Sydney Committee of the Australian Assistance Plan (SSAAP) on aircraft noise Vol 29 Dec 82 p 32 Assault on KSA night time curfew Vol 32 July 83 p 25 see also Kingsford Smith Airport, Noise Pollution , Sydenham Airline Industry Very real possibility of accidents at Sydney airport. Vol 25, April 82, p 22 Botany Council‘s submission to NSW Minister for Transport calls for commuter aircraft to Inner Regional Council for Social Development 3 be re-located. Vol 43 December 1985 p 11 Alexandra Canal Plans to improve the canal as part of the City South Project. Vol 77 Spring 1996 p 27 Alexandria List by streets of businesses for sale. Vol 55 Summer 1990/91 p 5 More lists of businesses for sale Vol 56 Autumn 1991 p 8 Alexandria and Beaconsfield Survey of these areas by Town Planning Students from UNSW on behalf of South Sydney Council. Vol.8, March 79, p 50-51 Alexandria Community Youth Support Scheme Organisation of fork lift training scheme for local unemployed youth by ALEXYS, successful without much help from Youth Employment Unit. Vol 26, June 82, p 8-9 Alexandria Goods Yard Experiment in consumer/planning by Housing Commission of NSW Vol 41 July/August 1985 p 15 ALEXYS see Alexandria Community Youth Support Scheme ALP Opposition’s election strategy on unemployment. Vol. 14, April/May 80, p 11-12 A:LP’s housing policy. Vol. 14, April/May 80, p 35 Labor’s health plan. Vol 25, April 82, p 8-9 National Housing Policy Vol 29 Dec 82 p 15 - NSW Excerpts from document on privatisation & deregulation - prepared for Combined Unions & Members Steering Comm.
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