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Archival Collections Archival Collections Box Id Title Author Date Description Extent Finding aid ARS006 Nation Review Press Clippings c.1972- Press clippings, mainly from Nation Review pasted into a scrapbook with 40cm (1 scrapbook) No Collection c.1974 newsprint quality pages, approx 32 x 40 cm. Source not known. ARS012 Records of Gay and Lesbian Gay and Lesbian Archives of 2015 Papers compiled by Graham Willett relating to discussions about the 2cm (1 file) No Archives of Western Australia Western Australia (GALAWA) future of GALAWA (GALAWA) ARS007 Papers of Arthur Groves [Groves, Arthur] 1906-1920 The Papers of Arthur Groves contains a single volume of hHandwritten 1cm (1 folder) Excel poems, bound, addressed to Stuart Hunter, Box 19, Lakes Entrance, inscribed 'To my friend from his friend/the author of these verses/London/July 1920, with a photo accompanied by signature 'Arthur R Groves' on the following page. The poems are dated 1906 to 1919 (see caption list). ARC011 Papers of Kevin A A, Kevin, ?- 1950s-2000s Mostly clippings from 70s to 2001. 45cm (1 box) No ARS003 Records of ACT UP Canberra ACT UP Canberra 1990-1991 The Records of ACT UP Canberra include: agenda, minutes, financial 3cm (1 folder) No documents, correspondence, media releases, contact list, demonstration flyers, notes, newspaper clippings, and badge and sticker designs . Also includes documents relating to ACT UP North Coast and ACT UP Sydney. Folder of records donated by the AIDS Council of the ACT in 2015. ARC159 Records of the Adelaide Adelaide Directory Collective 1984-1989 The Records of the Adelaide Directory Collective relate to the governance 8cm (1 box) No Directory Collective of the Collective. The Records include minutes, a register of members, assets listing, corporate affairs documents, registration certificates, office bearers list and resolutions list. Members of the Collective included Ian Hunter, Marion Angel, Peter Hains, Donald HIll, Joan Mentha, Stephen Mattsson, and Don Boyce. ARS012 Papers of Larry Allen Allen, Larry c.1980s- The Papers of Larry Allen include seven line drawings and transparencies 1cm (1 folder) No 1990s for Jayar Leather logos, as well as a 3.5" diskette containing digital artwork for Radical Leather. AVC041 Out on the Manning Collection Allison, Catherine (Kat) 1999-2002 Out on the Manning was a weekly gay and lesbian radio program on 2BOB 48cm (3 boxes of 87 audio Excel (presenter and producer); 104.7 FM, Taree, NSW. The collection consists of audio cassette cassettes) Grady, Peter (Pete) recordings of the shows. (presenter and producer); Power, Mark (presenter) ARC160; ARC161; Papers of Geoff Allshorn Allshorn, Geoff, ?- 1980s-2000s The Papers of Geoff Allshorn document his involvement and interests 90cm (4 boxes) Partial ARC162; ARC163; with gay community organisations and related issues, in particular his ARC164; ARC165; involvement with HIV/AIDS activism and support. The Papers are largely ARC166; ARC167; comprised of subject files containing newspaper clippings and ephemera, ARC168; ARC169; subject files include: AIDS and treatment. Andreas Serrano's 1997 ARC170; ARC171; exhibition, Michael Kirby, IVF laws, gay marriage, movies and TV etc. ARC172 Wednesday, 10 February 2021 Copyright © Australian Queer Archives 2021 Page 1 of 47 Archival Collections Box Id Title Author Date Description Extent Finding aid AVC013; ALSO Foundation AV Collection ALSO Foundation 1980s-1990s The ALSO Foundation AV collection comprises audio-visual and audio No AVC014; material separated from the Records of the ALSO Foundation. The AVC015; Collection principally documents ALSO dance parties, including raw and edited footage for Resurrection, Winterdaze, New Years Eve (NYE), Red Raw etc. Also included is a collection of DJ audition cassette tapes, footage of other ALSO events, and BENT TV shows relating to ALSO. ARC007; ARC008; Records of ALSO Foundation ALSO Foundation, 1980-? 1981-? The Records of ALSO Foundation, comprise only a very small portion of TBC Partial ARC009; ARC293; the organisational records of the organisation, principally early board ARC294; PCB004 minutes, photographs and audio-visual material. Some of these records are composed of personal papers of a number of donors. ARC569; ARC570; Papers of Dennis Altman Altman, Dennis, 1943- 1970s-1990s The Papers of Dennis Altman include posters, periodicals, 54cm (5 boxes, 1 album) Partial ARC571; ARC572; correspondence, books, ephemera (including matchbooks, matchboxes ARC573; ARC574; and condom packs, many of which relate to Australian and non- ARC575; ARC576; Australian saunas), t-shirts, photographs etc. The material largely relates ARC577; ARC578; to Altman's involvement in HIV/AIDS advocacy organisations, but also ARC579; ARC580; documents his writing, through copies of his publications and articles. ARC664; ARC665; AVC999 ARS012 Records of Androgen Androgen Insensitivity 1997-c.2018 The Records of Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome Support Group Australia 1cm (1 folder) No Insensitivity Syndrome Support Syndrome Support Group Inc. ( AISSGA) comprise books, ephemera, badges and photographs. A Group Australia Inc. Australia Inc. banner donated by AISSGA is located at: BAN Records of AngGays AngGays c.1980-1983 The Records of AngGays comprise photocopies of minutes, c.1980-1983, 2cm (2 folders) No media releases, newspaper clippings and a booklet about AngGays "Judge others : a contribution to discussion, May 1981" ARC214; ARC215; Papers of Ken Atkins Atkins, Ken, 1925-2009 1990-2006 The Papers of Ken Atkins include correspondence, autobiographical 3cm (1 folder) No ARC216 notes, issues of the periodical PRIME newsletter (Los, Angeles, CA) and a transcript of an oral history interview. The Papers include material related to Atkins' research into S/M writer Bob Buckley, also included is correspondence between Atkins and Colin Baskerville. Subject matter in the oral history interview includes the Richmond District Football Club in the late 1940s, Dookie Agricultural College, Birchip Football Club, Lalor Football Club and S/M (sado-masochism). ARS003 Papers of Stephen Auburn Auburn, Stephen, ?- 1977-1992 The Papers of Stephen Auburn contain a series six letters from David 1cm (1 folder) No Broker a number of which include references to the periodical Gay Changes. The Papers also include ephemera, including: Sexual liberation: exhibition of posters and badges, Adelaide University Union Gallery, 22 August-10 September 1977 [exhibition catalogue], Order of service for Colin Dilger 2 March 1960-21 February 1992, Preview of Urban tribalwear by Peter Tully Crafts Council of Australia Gallery Sydney Saturday November 22 [flyer], Memorial for John Lee 4 June 1991 Juniper Hall Paddington [order of service]. Wednesday, 10 February 2021 Copyright © Australian Queer Archives 2021 Page 2 of 47 Archival Collections Box Id Title Author Date Description Extent Finding aid ARC317 Records of the Australian AIDS Australian AIDS Memorial 1992-1997 The Records of the Australian AIDS Memorial Quilt Project appear to 8cm (1 box) No Memorial Quilt Project Quilt Project comprise material largely from 1993 compiled by Kerin O'Brien, former board member of the Quilt Project and Executive Officer of the AIDS Action Council of the ACT. Records include: correspondence, brochure kit (masters), Guidelines for chapters of The NAMES Project, documents relating to the lives and quilts of Stephen McKenny (1.4.68-13.11.91) and Steven James Manning Wells (1976-1991) who were members of the haemophilia community in Canberra-Queanbeyan, correspondence, media releases, media information pack and publications. Publications include: Quilt display handbook (August 1991 revision), International AIDS Candlelight Memorial and Mobilization (1991 and 1992), People with news, n.6 (1993), Common threads, v.4, n.1 (Spring 1997), National Quilt Project News, v.18 (December/January 1993) and AIDS Trust News, n.4 (November 1993). ARC727 Records of the Australian Club Australian Club Run 1994-2000 The Records of the Australian Club Run Association (ACRA) comprise 18cm (1 box) Yes Run Association (ACRA) Association (ACRA) minutes, correspondence, administrative documents, patch design, and flag. ARC182 Records of the Australian Drug Australian Drug Foundation The Records of the Australian Drug Foundation include research data 17cm (1 box) No Foundation produced for gay and lesbian heatlh studies. ARS004 Homosexual males [in Armed Australian Government. 1943-1944 The file 'Homosexual males [in Armed Forces discharged during World 2cm (1 folder) No Forces during World War II Department of the Army, War II]' comprises 122 photocopied folios, many heavily redacted by NAA discharge] Central Office staff due to 'public access exemption under paragraphs 33(l)(g) of the Archives Act 1983', dates masks applied 10 November 2009. Contents photocopied on 28 April 2012. Citation: NAA, MP742/1, 84/1/164. The original file is currently held by the National Archives of Australia (NAA) Melbourne Office. ARS010; ARC704 Records of ALGA - Claremont Australian Lesbian and Gay 2010-2017 Newspaper clippings, posters, flyers, postcards, laminated signs, and 2cm (2 files) No Street display material Archives (ALGA) building instructions formerly on display on notice boards at 6 Claremont Street. ARC012; ARC013 Records of Australia's Australia's Homosexual 1998-2017 The Records of Australia's Homosexual Histories Conference, include 33cm (2 boxes) No Homosexual Histories Histories administrative records relating to the Conference series, as well as a selection of papers
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