Bryce, Malcolm John

BRYCE, MALCOLM JOHN

1971-1988 Member Legislative Assembly of Western Australia

Parliamentary History of Shadow and Ministerial Responsibilities: 1971 Elected to Parliament as Member for Ascot (13 November) 1974-1975 Appointed Shadow Minister for Lands and Forests then Education 1977-1978 Elected Deputy Leader of Opposition (1977-1980) and Appointed Shadow Minister for Industrial Development then Federal Affairs 1980 Appointed Shadow Minister for Industrial Development and Commerce; Technology 1981 Re-elected Deputy Leader of Opposition and Appointed Shadow Minister for Industrial and Resources Development; Technology 1983-1988 Deputy and Acting Premier 1983 Elected Deputy Premier in Burke Labor Ministry and Minister for Economic Development and Technology (25 February, 1983). Appointed Minister for Industrial Development, Technology and Defence Liaison (23 December, 1983) 1986 Elected Deputy Premier in Second Burke Ministry and Appointed Minister for Industry and Technology; Small Business; Defence Liaison; Communications; Parliamentary and Electoral Reform (26 February, 1986) 1987 Resignation Speech Parliament (22 December) 1988 Resignation from Parliament (25 February)

PRIVATE ARCHIVES MANUSCRIPT NOTE (MN 2950; ACC 8358A) SUMMARY OF CLASSES

Acc. No. DESCRIPTION 8358A/1 1948-1986 File Includes: Australian Labor Party and Liberal Party Reports, Policy Papers, Addresses, State Conference Proceedings, Branch Rules.

Australian Labor Party: State Constitution, Standing Orders, Platform and General Governing Rules from 1 January 1948, 1 July 1952, 1 January 1953, 1 January 1963 (Provisional); WA Branch Official Reports of the 17th and 18th General Councils (Special) 1950 and 1952; Official Report of Proceedings 21st and 22nd General Councils 1959

and 1962; Special State Conference to Consider Reduction in Affiliation Fees and Establishment of State Labor Advisory Committee 1965; Official Report of Proceedings 24th State Conference 1967; Queensland Branch Rules for the Nomination and Selection of Candidates 1968; Official Report of Proceedings of the Special State Conference 1975. Liberal Party Policy Papers 1971-1986: 1971 State Election Policy Speech by Premier Sir David Brand; Liberal Party Policies 1974-1977, 1977-1980, 1980 and 1983; Liberal Party Policy for the North 1983; WA Liberals Future Directions Small Business; Third Australian Oil and Gas Conference 1982 Address by Premier; State Election 1986 Liberal Policies for WA; Developing WA for the Next Twenty Years Address by B. Mackinnon.

8358A/2 1959-1987 Publications, Manuscripts, Papers, Reports, Press Releases, Newspaper Clippings, Circulars, Handbooks, Guides, Policy Statements, Notes (Typed and Handwritten), Discussion Papers and Correspondence.

1959 State Election The Fall of the Hawke Government: Paper by F. K. Crowley, Senior Lecturer in History UWA. 1970-1983 ALP Policy 1970-1983 Onward: State Socialism in WA an Historical Curiosity Paper by C. Rielly; Industrial Achievements by the Tonkin Government Since 1971; Summary of Rural, Electricity, Fuel, Environmental and Mining Measures Undertaken by Tonkin Labor Government in its First Three Year Term in Office; Newspaper Clippings, Contents of 1974 Election Files; Press Clippings 1978 State Conference; 28th State ALP Conference 1978, “Towards a Labor Policy on Industrial Democracy”; ALP Committee of Inquiry, Discussion Papers 1978 National Conference Canberra: Composition of the National Conference; ALP and the Media; The Role of the Local Branch; Women in the ALP; Social Change and the Future of Australia; Economic Issues and the Future of Australia. 1965-1978 Western Australian Elections and Politics: A Handbook and Guide by D. Black, Senior Lecturer in Politics and History, WA Institute of Technology and M. Wood, Lecturer in Politics, UWA. (Published 1979). 1974 The Western Australian Elections 1974:

Part II The Campaign and the Campaigners Edited by G. S. Reid, Professor of Politics, UWA. 1980 Values and Votes, the 1980 Western Australian Election, Volume 1: D. Black, Senior Lecturer in Politics and A. Peachment Lecturer in Public Administration at the WA Institute of Technology. 1983 Onwards Policy Papers: Formulation 1983; Timetable for Policy Launchings (1982); Mal Bryce Notes (Handwritten and Typed); Community Welfare Policy; Press Clippings Industrial Relations; Des Dans Address-in-Reply Speech; The ALP and the Business Community; The Great Idea; Liberal Party Policy 1980-1983; Speeches by Governor Reid on Opening the Sessions of the 31st & 32nd Parliaments; Report of ALP Conference 1986; Election Policy Statements; Various Newspaper Articles. 1985 Endorsed ALP Candidates – State Election. 1987 Swings Against WA State Governments in By-elections 1945-1987: J. Mylonas, Data Compiled 5 October, 1987.

8358A/3 1965-1988 Papers, Minutes, SPLP Party and Caucus Members, Policy Statements, National and Liberal Party Papers.

File: Electoral Reform, 100 Years of Struggle Paper by M. Bryce; State Parliamentary Labor Party Caucus Membership 1965-1968; State Parliamentary Labor Party Minutes 1970; ALP Policy Statements 1983; Parliament Week Seminar 1984; Liberal Party’s Scheme for Legislative Council General Election Results; National Party of Australia Scheme for Legislative Council General Election Results. 1965-1988 State Parliamentary Labor Party Caucus Membership: Leaders and Deputies; Parliamentary Caucus Membership. 1970 (3 February to 4 December) State Parliamentary Party Minutes. 1983 A.L.P. Policy Statements: Housing – Restoring Security and Growth; Defence – Protecting the West; Mining; Fuel and Energy;

Policy for Women. 1984 Parliament Week Seminar Paper: Seminar on Progress Towards Parliamentary Democracy in Western Australia. J. Wright Keynote Speaker. 1986 The Liberal Party’s Scheme for the Legislative Council Transposed onto the 1977, 1980, 1983 and 1986 Legislative Council General Election Results: Various Papers, Data Compiled 1986. 1986 The National Party of Australia’s (NPA) Scheme for the Legislative Council Transposed onto the 1977, 1980, 1983 and 1986 Legislative Council General Election Results: Various Papers, Data Compiled 1986.

8358A/4 1971-1976 State Parliamentary Labor Party (SPLP), Executive and Special Committee Minutes. Leaders Reports from Both Houses, Reports of Committees and Delegates.

1971 (14 January to 7 December) Minutes Include: State General Election Results; Caucus Standing Committees; Submissions to Salaries Tribunal; Royal Commission Aborigines; Compulsory Use of Seatbelts; Contraceptives Act; Ban on Native’s Drinking; Metropolitan Region Scheme; Liaison with Trades and Labor Council; Aboriginal Crisis; Police Action During Springboks Tour; Rules of SPLP as Revised 1971; Proroguing of the Parliament. 1972 (25 January to 6 December) Minutes Include: March on Slav Consul in Perth; Premier Tonkin’s Daughters Funeral; Guardianship of Infants Act; Opening Railway Freight Terminal at Robbs Jetty; Electrification of Railways into the Suburbs; Secretaries for State Parliamentarians; Aborigines Heritage Act; Amendments to Liquor Act; Amendments to Electoral and District Electoral Acts; Undemocratic and Obstructive Nature of Legislative Council; State Executive and SPLP Relationship; Criminal Code Amendments (Photographing and Fingerprinting of Prisoners) Constitutional Convention; Abortion Law Reform; Ban on Scientology; Caucus Standing Committees; Fuel and Power Resources Bill; Parliament House Reserve; Traffic Act (Breathalyser Testing); Price of Land; Alumina (Pacminex) Refinery; Noise Abatement Bill; Dress in the Chambers; Meeting of Premier Tonkin with Prime Minister Whitlam. 1973 (22 January to 11 December) Minutes Include: Resignation of Hon W. F. Willesee; Ministers Rights in Addressing

Caucus; Bunbury By-election; Rights to Offshore Minerals; Industrial Legislation; Wheat Quotas; Shortage of Doctors in Country Areas; Balcatta By-election; Contributions of Members to Caucus Funds; Brian Burke Welcomed to Caucus (7 August); Increase in Friendly Society Chemists; Granting of Powers Between the States and Commonwealth on Price Fixing; Campaign for a Democratic Parliament; Sir Charles Court, Grave Contempt of House; Premier Meeting with Duke of Edinburgh; Australia Party Preferences; Daylight Saving; Homosexual Legislation. 1974 (15 January to 11 December) Minutes Include: Urgent Financial Assistance for Gold Mining Industry; Adequate Classroom Facilities; Statement of Receipts and Expenditure 1/5/68 to 31/3/1970 and 1/4/1970 to 31/12/1973; Election Campaign; Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council Elections; Shadow Ministry Elections (10 Ballots); Visits to Mental Health Institutions; Pay Roll Tax Increases; Fuel and Energy Bill Opposition (Special Meeting); Press Council Bill. 1975 (14 January to 17 December) Minutes Include: 13th Australasian Regional Conference; Kwinana Freeway Extensions; Campaign to get rid of Upper House; Censure of Motion on Medibank; Leadership of the Federal Parliamentary Liberal Party (Special Meeting); Superannuation Act; Tronado Machine; Provision of more Aboriginal Constables; Market Milk Quotas; Censure Motion against Government for Misleading the Citizens of WA; Royal Commission Prostitution; Levying Members’ Salaries; Rejection of Government’s Money Bills by Federal Opposition (Special Meeting); Governor General’s Action and Developments in Canberra Crisis. 1976 (27 January to 20 December) Minutes Include; Financing of Fire Services; Hon J. T. Tonkin Resignation from Leader- Ship; Ballot for Leader and Deputy Leader (C. Jamieson and H. Evans were Elected); One Vote One Value Committee; Court Control of Union Ballots; Party Funds; Gold Mining Subsidies; Wood Chipping; Maylands Peninsula; Censure of Government on Education Policies.

8358A/5 1890-1988 Papers, Reports, Statistics, Research Programmes, Surveys, Acts, Bills, Journals, Newspaper Clippings, Parliamentary Questions, Hansard Excerpts, Pamphlets, Polls, Bibliography. (4 Files).

1890- 1987 File 1. Related Articles and Publications – Electoral Elections: WA Governments Since 1890; Resume of West Australian Polls 6 June 1970 to 9 May 1987;

A Handbook of Australian Government and Politics 1890-1964. C. Hughes and B. Graham 1968; Values and Votes. The 1980 WA Election and Democracy, and the Media and The West. D. Black and A. Peachment 1981; Values and Votes. Opinion Polls and the Political Process. D. Black and A. Peachment 1981; Labor Facing Uphill Battle in WA Poll. M. Mackerras 1982; 1983: State Election. “Local Government Journal of WA”. M. Mackerras 1982; Essays on WA Politics. J. Buxton 1979; Electoral Reform Since 1829, Progress Towards Parliamentary Democracy in WA. Paper for Parliamentary Week Seminar. D. Black 1984; Parliamentary Reform – An Argument Between the Houses in WA. L. Marquet 1985; Labor on Skids, Starts Hard Fight Back. P. Alford, 1985; Political Review – Three State Elections WA. B. Galligan 1986; The 1986 WA State Election–“Canberra Survey”. B. Galligan 1986; Party Commitment, Vote Switching and Liberal Decline in Australia. I. McAllister and A. Mughan 1987. Miscellaneous: Election Data State Elections 1983 and 1986. Federal Election 1987; Sensitivity Analysis 1983; Preliminary 1983 State Election Report; Research Programme 1983; WA Election Information 1986; John Fillimore Election Figures 1986; Press Clippings (Labor Voice) Federal Election 1987; Composition of Parliaments by State and Federal 1987; Federal Election Results 1949-1984. . 1965-1988 File 2. Electoral Material Reform: Western Australian Elections and Politics 1965-1978. D. and M. Wood 1979; The 1975 Electoral Districts Act. D. Black 1979; Constitution Act Amendment Bill (1899-1975) 1975; Summary of Effects of Proposed Redistribution of Electoral Bound- aries 1981; Australian Journal of Politics and History (Extract) 1982; Electoral Reform Policy 1983; State Election Articles - West Australian 1983; The Evaluation of Electoral Redistributions. The Case of WA. D. Rumley 1985; Parliamentary and Electoral Reform Policy Document 1986; Howard Sattler Interview with Mal Bryce on Reform Package 1986;

Draft Political Notes. Mal Bryce re By-elections 1987; Electoral Reform in WA 1986-1987; Electoral Reform 100 Years of Struggle. Mal Bryce 1988; WA Proposed Electoral Boundaries WA 1988.

1947-1988 File 3. Election Newspaper Clippings: General Election 1971, 1974, 1977, 1980, 1983, 1986; By-elections 1971 and 1988; Balcatta By-election 1973; Editorial Comment on day Prior to State Elections 1947-1980. ALP Party Leadership Cabinet and Shadow Cabinet Responsibilities 1970-1988.

1930-1986 File 4. Index to Research Files: Bibliography. Author’s Index – Book and Magazine References; Bibliography. Index to Authors Student Dissertations and Theses; Parliament and Politics of the 1930’s and 1960’s; The Tonkin Administration 1971-1974; The Impact of the Whitlam Era; Liberal Party Domination and Charles Court 1974-1983; The ALP WA Branch 1970-1986; The Parliamentary Caucus 1970-1986; The Industrial Labor Movement 1970-1986; Preparation of Policies for Government 1980-1983; Election Campaign 1985; Thrust of a New Labor Government 1983-1986; Election Campaign and the Second Burke Government 1986; Conclusions.

8358A/6 1829-1988 Papers, Minutes, Polls, Newspaper Clippings, Gazettes, Portfolio Lists, Rules, Ministeries, Shadow Ministries and Committees, Gazettes, Action Sheets, Policy Statements, Pre-Selections, Policies, Reports, Portfolio Lists, Correspondence, (2 Files). Historical Files (3).

1970-1988 File 1. Shadow Cabinet and Cabinet Responsibilities: Tonkin Government 1971-1974; Opposition 1974-1983; First Burke Government 1983-1986; Second Burke Government 1986-1988. Resume of WA Polls 1970 to 1987;

SPLP and Caucus Minutes 1971-1987; Portfolio Lists 1971-1978; Shadow Cabinets 1974-1983; Shadow Ministry 1981; Shadow Ministeries and Committees 1982; Rules of the SPLP as from November 1982; Cabinet Responsibilities 1983-1988; Government Gazettes 1983-1987; Hawke Federal Ministry 1983.

1981-1982 File 2. Shadow Ministry: Confidential Action Sheets; Minutes of Shadow Cabinet Meetings; North Province By-election; Pre-Selections State Election; Shadow Ministry List and Duties. Committees and Duties; Departments, Statutes and Votes under the Control of Respective Ministers; Liberal and ALP Policies; Portfolio Issues, Policy Documents and Rules of SPLP.

1829-1975 Historical Files (3).

1880-1947 File 3 (History 1). Various Papers: The Foundation of State Socialism in WA 1911-1916. J. Robertson; Composition of the WA Parliament 1890-1911. J. Robertson; WA Political Parties 1901-1916. B. Hyams; The Labor Parties in Australia 1880-1947. H. Gibney; Caucus over Cabinet – Pioneering in WA 1901-1910. D. McHenry; Foundations of State Socialism in WA 1911-1916. J Robertson; WA in Labor in Politics – The State Labor Parties in Australia. 1880- 1920. H. Gibney; George Foster Pearce and the Perth Building Strike of 1897. J. Merritt.

1829-1975 File 4 (History 2). Various Papers: Westralian Voices – Documents in WA Social History. M. Aveling, Editor. For the Education Committee of the 150th Anniversary Celebrations 1979; Modern Australia in Documents 1901-1939. F. Crowley;

A Documentary History of the Labor Movement 1850-1975. B. McKinlay; The ALP – A Short History of the ALP. B. McKinlay; History of the ALP. (Author Unknown) 1972; The Government of the Australian States. F. Crowley; Political Tutelage 1829-1870. A New History of WA. B. de Garis; Book Reviews. The Emergence of the Australian Party System and Studies in WA History III. H. Gibney.

1892-1901 File 5 (History 3). Paper (84 Pages): George Foster Pearce and the Western Australian Labor Movement 1892-1901. J. Merritt.

8358A/7 1953-1988 Papers, Bibliography, Indexes, Newspaper Articles (5 Files).

Files: Gough Whitlam Files; The Whitlam Era; Whitlam Government – First Thousand Days (The Proceedings of the 17th Annual Conference of the Australasian Political Studies Association held at the Canberra College of Advanced Education 11-13 July, 1975).

1953-1985 Files 1 and 2. Gough Whitlam Files (Index): Bibliography from: The Leader. A Political Biography of Gough Whitlam. J. Walter; The Road Back. The Making of an Australian Prime Minister. L. Oakes and D. Solomon; From Log Cabin to Lodge. The Making of an Australian Prime Minister. L. Oakes and D. Solomon; Australian Politics, The Australian Labor Party. M. Grattan; Unions and the ALP. D. Rawson; The Danger of Being Moderate. H. Boote; Ruling Class Prepares Way to Put Labor in Office. The Vanguard; Cabinet and the Prime Minister. J. Hutchison; Urban Problems. R. Dempsey; Population Trends; Papua New Guinea in Australian Politics. P. Hastings; General Election 1972 Results. M. Mackerras; Labor to Power. J. Edwards. Getting at Gough Through Supertonk. Labor to Power. Australia’s 1972 Election. H. Colebatch;

Australia Election 1975. Supplement to The Australian Women’s Weekly; Gough Whitlam From Barton to Fraser. Every Australian Prime Minister. B. Carroll; Whitlam & Fraser, 1972-79 Australia Since Federation. F. Alexander; Men and Movements E. G. Whitlam. Australia Since Federation. F. Alexander. Men and Movements R. Hawke. Australia Since Federation. F. Alexander; Chifley Memorial Lecture. G. Whitlam; MacQuarie Broadcasts. G. Whitlam; Kerr Breaks his Silence. “Why I was Right to Sack Whitlam”. J. Kerr. Whitlam & Kerr. Kerr Rejects “Ambush Myth”. J. Kerr; Whitlam & Kerr The PM’s Cataclysmic Errors. J. Kerr; Malcolm Fraser Tells why John Kerr had to Act. B. Stannard; Some Early Newspaper Clippings. Gough to Federal Leader. West Australian Newspapers.

1965-1988 File 3. The Whitlam Era (Index): Men on Watch. The Rulers. Fifteen Years of the Liberals. D. Whitington; Gough Whitlam. Be Just and Fear Not. A. Calwell; A Complete Guide to the Policy of the ALP. A. Reid and S. Peter; Getting to Gough Through Supertonk. Labor to Power. H. Colebatch; Australian Public Administration and the Labor Government. G. Whitlam; Labor at Home. Labor in Power. G. Whitlam. Labor and the World. Labor in Power. B. Grant; Political Information at a Price. D. Solomon; Open Government. Editorial. G. Whitlam; The State of Liberty Under the ALP. J. Bennett; Using Experts as a Primary Tool of Policy Formulation. J. Bennett; The Road to Reform-Labor In Government. Chifley Memorial Lecture. G. Whitlam; The Prime Minister’s Bureaucracy. Public Administration. F. Mediansky and J. Nockles; The Bureaucracy Under the Whitlam Government. G. Hawker; Australian Cabinet and Procedures. The Labor Government 1972-75. R. Smith; People and Power. Community Participation in Federal Government. G. Whitlam; Government of the People for the People-By the People. Sixth Annual John Curtin Memorial Lecture. G. Whitlam; Behind the Fall of Mr Whitlam. Aims and Attitudes of the Opposition. S. Ghosh;

Question Time Performance and Leadership Style. A Study of Whitlam and Fraser. D. Brereton and J. Walter; Labor’s New Class Takes Command. The Irresistable Rise of the Information Specialists. S. Encel; Mandarins Feel the Squeeze. D. Barnett; Labor Warhorse Charges. “What About the Shirkers”. D. Hope; A Whiff of Whitlam About the Government. L. Oakes; Inside Cabinet. Engine Room of Labor’s Revival. J. Edwards; Whitlam Bites Back at Keating. L. Nicholson; ALP Learns From a History. P. Kelly; MI5 Linked With Whitlam Sacking. P. Kelly; Whitlam Spoke of CIA Role says Cameron. D. Atkins; The Kerr Testimony. G. Henderson; Why Whitlam was Sacked. J. Pilger.

1975 File 4. Whitlam Government – First Thousand Days Part I (Index): Women Under Labor. M. Gibbons; The Impossibility of Party Government. P. Weller and R. Smith; Reforming the Future. The ALP and Science Policy. M. Jackson; The Minister for Open Government. R. Kirkpatrick; Income Support Options for Australia. An Approach to Assessment. J. Cutt and J. Dixon; Performance Against Promise. The Labor Government and Industrial Relations. R. Lansbury; Frustrations of Federalism. J. Rydon; Federalism and the Study of the Australian Political System. G. Sharman.

1975 File 5. Whitlam Government – First Thousand Days Part II (Index): Part 1. The Machinery of Government – Parliament Under Labor. Some Reflections of a New Member. J. Button and I. McPhee; Machinery of Government. What to Do? Royal Commission on Government Administration. G. Hawker and B. Carey; Administrative Reform Minding the Machinery. I. Nicholson; The Sociology of High Level Advisory Functions in Government. J. Helmer; The Politics of the Bureaucracy and the Role of Administrative Staff. J. Anthony; Ministerial Staff of the Australian Government. R. Forward. Part II. Community Impact – The Australian Assistance Plan. A Study of ineffective Planning. R. Chapman;

Lollies, Mothers and Strangers in Flash Cars. The Struggle for the Loyalty of Local Government in the Perth Regions. M. Wood and L. O’Meara.

8358A/8 1977-1984 State Parliamentary Labor Party (SPLP) Minutes, Caucus Minutes, Agendas, Executive and Special Committee Minutes, Leaders Reports from Both Houses, Reports of Committees and Delegates, Returning Officers’ Reports, Financial Reports.

1977 (18 January to 20 December) Minutes Include: Election of Leader (Jamieson) and Deputy Leader (Bryce), Legislative Council (Dans), Elections for Whips and Shadow Ministers, House Committees, Change of Caucus Rules, Free Travel for Pensioners, Bias of Press Council, Pastoral Industry Award Limitation of Hours, Decriminalise Homosexuality Bill, Solar Energy Bill, Flour Millers Dispute, Federal Election-Enquiry into Party’s Poor Showing in WA. 1978 (20 February to 21 November) Minutes Include: Election of Leader (Davies) and Deputy Leader (Bryce), Legislative Council (Dans), Elections for Whips, Deputy Whips, Shadow Ministers, House Committees, Chairpersons, Workers Compensation North West Gas Project, Export of Live Sheep, Gold Pass System, Bauxite Mining on the Darling Scarp, Criminal Code Homosexuality, Division Between the SPLP and Affiliated Organisations, Expansion Pinjarra Refinery, 1979 (16 January to 5 December) Minutes Include: Third Party Insurance, Preference to Unionist Principle, Death of Sir David Brand, Freedom of Assembly and Speech, Bunbury Declared a City, SPLP Bereavement Procedure, Woodchipping, Protest Legislation, Industrial Arbitration Act. 1980 (15 January to 9 December) Minutes Include: Expending Caucus Funds, Aboriginal Heritage Act, Election of Leader (Davies) and Deputy Leader (Evans), Legislative Council (Dans) and Deputy (Berinson), Shadow Ministers, Whips, Secretary (T. Burke). Restriction of Sale of Liquor and Tobacco to Minors, Closer Liaison with Union Movement, Death Penalty, Rules, Noonkanbah Station, Live Sheep Export Committee, Swanbourne Hospital Psychiatric Nurses’ Strike, Unionists Charged Under 54B, Servetus Street. 1981 (20 January to 8 December) Minutes Include: Alcoa Mudlake Sites, Abolition of Death Penalty, Salt Encroachment, Chilled Lamb and Sheep Meat Trade, Impact of Large Scale Bauxite Mining, 150th Anniversary of Celebration Responsible Government

in WA, Workers’ Compensation Bill, Ballots for Shadow Ministers, Whips, Deputy Whips, Chairpersons, Secretary, Chairmen, Portfolios Election of Brian Burke as Party Leader, South West Timber Workers’ Union Appointment of Administrator. 1982 (26 January to 21 December) Minutes Include: John Tonkin’s 80th Birthday, 150th Anniversary of Legislative Council, Returning Officers’ Report, Leader in Assembly (B. Burke), Deputy Leader (Bryce), Secretary (T. Burke), Deputy Chairman Committees (Jamieson), Deputy Whip Legislative Council (Dowding). Conservation of Karri Forests, Casino Policy, Election Member for North Province (T. Stephens), Role of the Upper House, Industrial Relations Bill, Banning Advertising of Tobacco Products, Imprest Account Increase of Contributions to ALP (WA Branch). 1983 (11 January to 6 December) Minutes Include: Caucus Ballots, Election of Leader (B. Burke) and Deputy Leader (Bryce), Legislative Council Leader (Dans) and Deputy (Berinson), Ministers, Secretary (T. Burke), Speaker (Harman), Whips, Deputy Whips, Chairpersons, Delegates, Standing Committees, Liaison between Cabinet and Caucus, Workers’ Compensation, Closure of Tuart Hill Senior High School, America’s Cup, WACA Development Proposal, Tobacco Bill, Korean Airliner Shot Down by Soviet Union. 1984 (7 January to 13 December) Minutes Include: Daylight Saving Referendum, Government Advisors, Scarborough High Rise Development, Land Rights, Industrial Relations Bill, Total West Separation from Westrail, Problems of Committees in the Legislative Council Report, Premier Burke’s Illness, Electoral Act, Privatisation, Harding Dam, Phasing Out of Milk Bottles, Fair Repre- sentation Bill, Seaman Report, Skill West Programme, Trading Hours

8358A/9 1977-1988 Bibliographies, Publications, Parliamentary Handbook Excerpts, Essays, Ascot Master File 1986 Election, Campaigns, Calendar of Events, Newspaper Articles and Correspondence.

1977-1983 Bibliographies: A Handbook of Australian Government and Politics 1965-1974. C. Hughes; In Firm Hands. The WA State Elections 1977. B. Hamilton; Cabinet Government in Australia. S. Encel; State Capital and Resources in the North and North West of Australia. E. Harman and B. Head; Australia Since Federation. F. Alexander; WA Elections and Politics 1965-1978. D. Black and M. Wood;

Essays of WA Politics. R. and C. Sharman; Political Parties in Australia. G. Starr, K. Richmond and G. Maddox; A New History of WA. C. Stannage; Modern Australia in Documents 1901-1939. F. Crowley; Modern Australia in Documents 1939-1970. F. Crowley; ALP Related Publications 1970-1986. Parliamentary Library; The Leader. (Political Biography of Gough Whitlam). J. Walter; An Introduction to Australian Politics. D. Jaensch; The First Thousand Days of Labor (Vol 1). Compiled by R. Scott and J. Richardson; WA Branch ALP History Theses; Trade Union References; The Pieces of Politics. R. Lucy; Stability and Change in Australian Politics. D. Aitken; Labor to Power Australia’s 1972 Election. H. Mayer. 1986 State Election 8th February, 1986. Ascot Master File. Organisation: Calendar of Events Leading up to Election; List of ALP Supporters, Members and Contacts; Election Day Campaign and Transport Headquarters; Correspondence to Constituents. Booths: List of Contents of Booth Kit Boxes; Guidelines for next Election; List of Booth Captains, Scrutineers, Pamphlet Droppers, Voluntary Helpers, Transport, Postal Votes, Donations, Finances, Statistics, Advertising, Printing. 1970-1988 Coverage of Articles of Members and Labor Personalities: Key Dates in the Change of ALP Leadership, Cabinet and Shadow Cabinet Responsibilities 1970-1988; Candidates and Their Constituencies for 1986 Election; Contents of Election File Tonkin Government 1974; State Election 1983 Candidates Biographical Details; Newspaper Articles, Parliamentary Handbook Excerpts, Government Media Office Clipping Service, Profiles, Personal Particulars, ALP Notes, Candidates Biographical Details.

8358A/10 1979-1986 Speeches by Mal Bryce MLA Member for Ascot in his Capacity as Acting Premier, Deputy Premier, Deputy Opposition Leader, Minister for Industry and Technology. Gavan Troy Minister Assisting the Ministers for Transport and Small Business. Includes Speech Notes, Newspaper Articles and Correspondence.

1979-1983 (28 March 1979 to 13 December 1983)

Speeches by Deputy Premier and Deputy Leader of the Opposition Mal Bryce: Small Business, Canada and WA, Book Launch “Australia Ripped Off’, Development of WA Electronics Industry, Information Technology Implications for the Workforce, Mineral Royalties and the State Government in the 1980’s, Pay-Roll Tax Assessment Amendment Act, Venture Capital for WA Businesses, Technology and the Regional Economy, 1983 Adventure Workshop, Electronics Industry Workshop, WA Connections With Asia Through Government, The Decade of Transition, Sunset Legislation, The Potential for Scientific Industry in WA, Railways, Japan-Australia, Technology Forum, Computers in Agriculture, The Building Industry and the WA Economy, The Changing Nature of the WA Economy, Official Opening Coopers and Lybrand, Australian Institute of Management, Electronics Industry Annual General Meeting, Intro- duction of Technology and the Contradiction of Employee Welfare in Small Business, The Need for a Ship Building Policy for WA, Government Familiarisation Seminar, WA Enterprise Workshop, Belmont Senior High School Prize-giving, Commissioning of Vacuum Brazing Furnace, Australian Natural Gas-Looking Downstream, Services Attaches Advisers Groups, The Future of Education, Tech- nology Development Act 1983, WA Young Film Makers Festival, Legislative Assembly Ministerial Statements, Formal Opening Vegetable Oils (WA). 1986 (11 March to 30 October) Speeches by Acting Premier and Deputy Premier Mal Bryce also Gavan Troy Minister Assisting the Ministers for Transport and Small Business: Opening of New Premises J. W. Bolton Pty Ltd, Launch of Australian Trade and Export Guide, WA Building Materials Services and Construction Expo in Jakarta, Austcham Luncheon Jakarta, Have Your Software and Eat it Too, Address to the Industry Development Seminar, Digital Equipment Computer User’s Society, Land of the Rising Robot, Information Technology and Administration, Trade Performance Implications for Industry Policy, Marlowe’s Opening, Defence Industry Seminar, WA Submarine Project Incentives Package, Hardware Manufacturing Industry Policy Development Issues, Agricultural Machinery Industry Study, States Metal Trades Sector, Growth of WA Fashion Clothing Industry, Opening New Premises Super Software, Opening Management Technology Education New Offices, Launch of National Export Drive, Launch “Infowest” Videotext Information Service, Algal Biotechnology Field, IBM Software Development Centre Opening, Hutt Lagoon Biotech- nology Project Opening, Role of Technology Parks in Industrial Development, Australian Institute of Export (WA Division).

8358A/11 1899-1988

ALP and the Unions (2 Files); Factions Files Related Articles (Press Clippings etc), Various Papers, Documents, Reports, Thesis, Subiaco Branch Minute Book (1899- 1900).

1950-1988 (2 Files) ALP and the Unions: Papers, Handbooks, State Executive Rolls, Reports, Publication Articles, Booklets, Discussion Papers, Newspaper Articles, Affiliation Lists. File 1. ALP and the Unions: State Executive Roll – Union (as at 3 February 1988); Secession in WA. University Studies in WA History 1958; Living off Asia. H. McQueen; Technocratic Labor in Office. J. Baguenault. An Emerging Manpower Policy. B. Catley and B. McFarlane; A Neo-Colonial Policy for the Pacific Rim. B. McFarlane; Report on the 37th Biennial ALP Conference. L. Bowen MP; General Council ALP Decisions 1962. Establishment of Separate Industrial Organisation in WA; Trade Unions and Labour Governments in Australia. R. Martin; Labor Parties and Trade Unions. D. Rawson; Australian Labour Relations Readings. J. Isaac and G. Ford; A Note on Union Affiliations with the ALP. D. Rawson; A Handbook of Australian Trade Unions and Employees’ Associations (3rd Ed). D. Rawson; The Australian Working Class and the Future of Socialism. Chamberlain Lecture Perth 1978. R. Connell; ALP National Committee of Inquiry. Discussion Papers. APSA Monograph No 23; Committee of Inquiry. Discussion Paper No 9. Unions and the ALP; National Committee of Inquiry. Report and Recommendations to the National Executive 1979; The Characteristics and Attitudes of Full Time Union Officials in WA. N. Duffy; Values and Votes. The 1980 WA Election. D. Black & A. Peachment. File 2. A New History of WA. The Evolution of the Trade Union Movement In WA. I. H. Vanden Driessen; Machine Politics in the ALP. D. Mitchell; A Brief History of the Trades and Labor Council of WA. Dr S. Sassine; Affiliated Trade Unionists and Branch Members of the ALP. D. Mitchell; List of Affiliated Unions 1982; List of ALP Affiliated Unions 1987; Addendum. Lists of Union Attendance and Thus Affiliation of State

Conferences 1950-1978 (Those Available). 1973-1987 Factions Files Related Articles: Index, Papers, Newspaper and Publication Articles, Book References, Political Party Conference Reports, Current Affairs Bulletins. 1899-1987 Various Papers, Thesis, Minute Book Subiaco Branch (1899-1900). 1899-1900 The Political Labor Party of WA Subiaco Branch. Minutes of the Inaugural Meeting of the Branch 30 August 1899 and Subsequent Meetings to 21 December 1900. 1968 Labor and the Goldfields: The Goldfields and the Labour Movement in WA. H. Gibbney; The Enigma of Eureka. C. Kiernan; Labour and Combination in New Guinea to 1942. A. Healy. 1969 The Democratic Labor Party in WA. Evolution and Early Development. F. Clarke (Thesis). 1974 From Tweedledum to Tweedledee. The New Labor Government in Australia. R. Catley and B. McFarlane. 1975 History in the Making. Australia Election 1975. Women’s Weekly. 1984 From Curtin to Hawke. F. Daly. 1987 Who Was New and When No2 20th February, 1971 Onwards. J. Mylonas (Data Compiled 19th August 1987).

8358A/12 1971-1983 ALP Policies, Speeches, Discussion Papers, Policy Documents, Press Statements, Newspaper Articles, Reports, Election Campaigns.

1971-1983 Policy and Policy Speeches for General Elections: 1971 Delivered by Leader of Opposition J. T. Tonkin MLA; 1974 Delivered by Premier J. T. Tonkin MLA; 1977 Policy Delivered by Leader of Opposition C. Jamieson MLA; 1980 Policy Delivered by Leader of Opposition R. Davies MLA; 1980 ALP Policy Speech Delivered by Leader of State Parliamentary Labor Party R. Davies MLA; 1982-1983 Brian Burke MLA, Leader of State Parliamentary Labor Party: Job Security, Employment and Training; 1983 State Election Policy; Small Business New Growth and Development with M. Bryce,

Shadow Minister for Industrial Development; A Western Australian Development Bank with M. Bryce, Shadow Minister for Industrial and Resources Development; Technological Development with M. Bryce, Shadow Minister for Technology; Youth the Future of the West with K. Wilson, Shadow Minister for Youth Affairs; Agriculture Keeping WA Growing with D. Evans, Shadow Minister for Agriculture; Health Protecting the Community Delivered by B. Hodge, Shadow Minister for Health; 1983 Federal Election Campaign. 1978-1982 Committee of Inquiry Discussion Papers, Electoral Strategies for ALP, Statements by Acting Leader of the Opposition M. Bryce MLA, Various Newspaper Articles, Report from National Conference Delegation 1981, President Tom Butler’s Address to 1982 State Conference.

8358A/13 1980-1987 Election Material, Publications, Papers, Position Papers, Reports, Policy Documents and Speeches, Regulations, Electoral Changes and Redistribution.

1980 The 1980 WA Election: Values and Votes Volume 2. D. Black and A. Peachment. 1983 Report of Government Regulations Review Committee. Prerequisites to Successful Implementation. Small Business Development Corporation. 1983 Western Australian Elections. Policy Documents and Speeches: Election Speech Delivered by Leader of State Parliamentary Labor Party B. Burke; Basic Paper. Commonwealth Parliamentary Library Statistics Group. An Analysis of 1983 Election Results Parliamentary and Electoral Reform Presented by B. Burke and D. Parker Shadow Minister for Parliamentary & Electoral Reform. 1984 Small Business Development Corporation. Major Study of Small Business Sector in WA. 1986 Election Policy Documents: Policy Speech Brian Burke, Premier of WA; Living in the West; People in Business Encouraging Innovation and Enterprise; Women Providing Opportunities at Home and Work; YES a Youth Offer to Secure WA’s Future; On the Land Supporting Rural WA; A Commitment to Senior Citizens; Parliamentary and Electoral Reform Creating Democratic and Modern Parliamentary System; Health Caring for Western Australians; The Family: Building WA’s Future; Education a Programme of Excellence; Community Services for Western Australians Ensuring a Fair Go. 1986-1987 Electoral Reform in WA. Fundamental Changes to Electoral System.

8358A/14 1980-1986 (6 Files) Government Media Clipping Service Newspaper Articles (Local and National), Election Press Clippings, Bibliography Index, Government Media Monitoring Unit Radio Transcripts.

File 1 Index for Press Clippings: Bibliography Index to Authors; Press Clippings Files; Related Articles Files; Subject Files; 1986 Election Policy Documents (Index). File2 1980 Election Press Clippings: Index Press Clippings; Sunday Times, The West Australian, Daily News, Weekend News, Sunday Independent. File 3 1983-1984 Press Clippings: Sunday Independent, The Scotsman, Western Mail, The West Australian, Kalamunda Reporter, Sunday Times, The Daily News, Sunday Magazine, The Kalgoorlie Miner, Stirling Times, Southern Gazette, The Age, Albany Advertiser, Government Media Monitoring Unit Nightline Interview with W. Hassell, The Bulletin, Wanneroo Times. File 4 1985 Press Clippings: Government Media Office Clipping Service, The West Australian, Sunday Independent, Western Mail, The Australian, The Daily News, Canning-Melville Times, Government Media Monitoring Unit 6WF and 6PR Interview with Mark Smith Civil Service Association General Secretary re Privatisation. 6PR Sattler File and 6WF Interview with W. Hassell re Lib’s Election Campaign. File 5 1985 Press Clippings: Government Media Office Clipping Service, Sunday Times, Western Mail, The Australian, The West Australian, Sydney Morning Herald, The Kalgoorlie Miner, Government Media Monitoring Unit 6PR Sattler File Interview with W. Hassell, Geraldton Guardian, Financial Review. File 6 1986 Press Clippings, Including Electoral Reform: Index, Government Media Clipping Service, The West Australian, The Daily News, Government Media Monitoring Unit 6WF, 6PM, 96FM and 6KY News Electoral Reform. 6WN, 6IX Resignation of Arthur Tonkin. 6WF National Party Politics. Financial Review, WA Business World, The Australian, Sydney Morning Herald, The Age, Fremantle Gazette, The Northern Guardian, Kimberley Echo.

8358A/15 1982-1984 Political Notes and Speeches by M. Bryce, Acting and Deputy Premier, Minister for Industrial Development Technology and Defence

Liaison. Media Releases, Newspaper and Magazine Articles, Messages, Hansard Excerpts, Correspondence. As part of the File Correspondence, Messages and Newspaper Articles from Barry MacKinnon MLA, Minister for Industrial Commercial and Regional Development Tourism and the North West (1982 -1983).

1982-1984 Political Notes and Speeches (14 May, 1982 to 22 August, 1984): Federal Budget, Information Technology Month, Communications Gate-Ways, WA Iron Ore Industry Agreement, Business Opportunities for WA Companies in South East Asia, Perth White Pages Telephone Directory, Parliamentary Reception for Father Brian Gore, Science Technology and the America’s Cup, Opening Ceremony Perth Laboratory of the CSIRO at WAIT, Canada Week, Interview with Kate Miller ABC, Marketing and Selling WA Wines, Public Relations Institute Annual General Meeting, Foundation Day Reception, Defence Industries Council of WA Seminar, Screening of Documentary Films “World of the Wetlands” “World of the Koala” “The Fire in the Stone”, Small Business Sector, Extensions at KBB Malting Co Pty Ltd, WA School of Mines Graduation Ceremony, Opening Conasta XXXIII, CSIRO Dinner, Science Industry Technology Forum, Visit to China, Worsley Alumina Refinery, Local Participation Seminar, Industrial Mobilisation Course, Bunbury Foods. Barry MacKinnon MLA 1982-1983 File. 1984 Political Notes and Speeches(From 3 February): Indian Ocean Festival, Launching of Directronics Videotex Informat- ion System, Tourism Week, Small Business Awards, Davis Cup Tie Draw, Opening Leigh-Mardon Pty Ltd, Opening Sterilization Systems WA, Collie Federated School of Mines, Inauguration WA Technology Park, Developing WA Industry for next 20 Years, State Conference AMWU, Small Business Growth and Development, Launching Short Course in Exporting, Science Industry and Technology Forums, Federated Chamber of Commerce, Defence Industries Council of WA Seminar, Perth White Pages Directory, Opening of Austra Carto One Conference, Opening of WA Information Technology Month, Opening of Perth Ambassador Hotel, Launching of Business Tech- nology Asia (BTA), “A Fortunate Life” Launch, Gateways of Communications, Information Technology Week, Opening Jervoise Bay Breakwater, Major Breakthrough in WA, Opening Women’s Information and Referral Exchange, Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Awards, Westintech Innovation First Investment, Medrecord-HBF Merger, Opening Exhibition “From Concept to Consumer”, Review of Department of Industrial Development, 1984-The Year the Government Joined the Information Society.

8358A/16 1890-1987

Papers, Books, Dissertations, Press Clippings, Election Material and Advertising, Radio Interview Transcripts, Voting Statistics, Discussion Papers, Newspaper Articles.

1890-1964 Voting for the South Australian, Western Australia and Tasmanian Lower Houses. C. Hughes and B. Graham: 1890-1911 WA Elections and By-elections. Electorates, Candidates, Number of Voters, Ministerial List, Opposition, Independents. 1894-1897 The Western Australian Elections of 1894 and 1897: Douglas Ridley: The 1894 Election for the Legislative Assembly in WA. B.A. Hons. Dissertation. UWA 1973; Erica Marshall: The 1897 General Election for the Legislative Assembly in WA. B.A. Hons. Dissertation. UWA 1972. 1983 WA State Election File: The West Australian, Press Clippings and Advertising. 1983 The Public Funding of Elections: Cases for and Against. J. George: Discussion Papers in Public Policy and References. 1986 The 1986 Elections in WA. A Statistical Analysis. D. Jaensch: Summaries of Results, Turnout by Electorates, First Preference Votes, Per Cent Vote by Electorates, Shifts in First Preference Votes, Detailed Electorate Results, Two-Party Preferred Votes, Pendulum, Detailed Province Results, Malapportionment. Monograph No 2. 1986 WA State Election File: Government Office Clipping Service, Press Clippings Index, Advertising, Government Media Monitoring Unit Radio Interview Transcripts. 1987 Who was New and When. 20th February, 1971 Onwards: The Names of New Members added to Each Parliament; Copy of the Ministerial Oath.

8358A/17 1984-1987 Deputy Premier and Minister for Industry and Technology Mal Bryce. Papers, Political Notes, Ministerial Statements, Media Releases, Hansard Excerpts, Circulars, Newspaper Articles, Correspondence.

1984 Speeches (25 February to July 31): Media Statements, News Releases, Press Statements, Addresses, Messages, Newspaper Articles. 1984-1985 (1 August, 1984 to 8 May, 1985)

Political Speeches, Notes, Papers, Ministerial Statements, Press Releases. Include: Small Business Sector, Overseas Projects, Technology and Australian Heritage, Training Facilities at Swanbourne Barracks, Foreign Invest- ment, The Need for Collaboration Between Academia and Industry, Electronics Seminars, WA Shipbuilding Industry, Emergency Relief, Launching of New Businesses, Science Industry and Technology Forum, Trans Australia Airlines Strike, Medrecord-HBF Merger, Australia-USA Defence Contractors Fair, The America’s Cup Chall- enge, State Congress, Small Business Guarantees Bill, Duke of Edinburgh’s Silver Awards, Opening Women’s Information and Referral Exchange, Australian Championship Football Team, WA Iron Ore Industry Consultative Council Agreement. 1984 Labor Party 36th Biennial National Conference, Canberra: Delegates to Conference, Timetable, Standing Orders, Present Platform-Proposed Platform, Motions, Amendments. 1987 (18 June to 30 October) Political Speeches, Notes, Papers, Ministerial Statements, Press Releases. Include: Opening City West Homemaker Centre, Opening of Execom Pty Ltd, Launching Technology Stamps, Technology Development Amend- ment Act 1987, The Importance of New Technology to the WA Economy, Bayswater Youth Affairs Bureau, Golden Jubilee St John of God Hospital, Opening Nu-Steel Mandurah, Launch of Diabetes Awareness Week, Opening HPM Industries’ WA Facility, Roebuck Bay Resort Opening.

8358A/18 1947-1987 State Political Parties: Papers, Dissertations, Articles (Contemporary and General), Publications, Reports, Ministeries, Electoral Districts Act, Campaigns, Discussion Papers.

1947 The Formation of the Western Australian Trade Unions’ Industrial Council, ALP (WA Branch). Dissertation A. E. Wilkinson: The Australian Labour Movement; Its Industrial Organisation; The WA Labour Movement: Organisation and Attitudes into the Post-War Period; The First Moves Towards Separation; “Separation Transformed; The TUIC: Reaction of Evolutionary Transition; Bibliography; Policy on Access to Honours Dissertations. 1953-1983 Party Politics - Related Articles and Publications: The Unlucky Party (Labor) – The Pieces of Politics. R. Lucy;

The Party Organisations. Australian Politics. J. Walker and L. Watson; The Development of Party Discipline in Australia. J. Miller; Some Conceptions of the Australian Party System. H. Mayer; The Concept of the State in Australian Politics. S. Encel; Self Government and the Evolution of Party Politics 1871-1911. B. K. De Garis; Party Politics in Turmoil 1911-1924. D. Black; The Party Machines. Australian Politics. L. Watson; Class and Party in Australia. Comparisons with Britain and the USA. J. Kelly and I. McAlister; The Pieces of Politics. R. Lucy; The Australian Party System. An Introduction to Australian Politics D. Aitken. 1962-1983 Liberal Era. Membership of the Court and O’Connor Ministeries 1974-1983: Court Ministry (Liberal-National Country Coalition) 8 April, 1974 to 25 January, 1982; O’Connor Ministry (Liberal-National Country Coalition) 25 January, 1982 to 25 February, 1983. Related Articles and Publications: Politics at the State Level – WA. G. S. Reid; Politics at the State Level. J. Rorke; Politics in WA. M. Wood; The Country Party : Rise and Decline. L. Layman; The Liberal Party and its Predecessors. D. Black; Liberal Party (Platform?) 1974 -1977. Sir Charles Court; Perth’s Arc de Triomphe. Saving the Barracks Arch. G. S. Reid; An Arch to be Proud of. H. Drake-Brockman; The Liberal Party of Australia. Political Parties in Australia. G. Starr. 1975-1987 Related Articles (General): Public Opinion Polls and Attitude Measurement. J. Ray; Economic Development & Population Growth in WA Since 1945. A New History of WA. R. N. Ghosh; Political Party Conferences. J. Hutchison; The Westminster Model and Ministerial Responsibility. G. Reid; Capital Gains, Electoral Losses. M. Goot; The Politics of Ethnicity. A. Parkin; Politics and the Federal Budget. K. Chohan and F. Gruen; A New Style for Labor? The Hawke Government. B. Brugger; The Minister’s Minders. J. Walter. 1979-1983 Douglas Mitchell Related Articles: WA: The Struggle to Adapt. Machine Politics in the ALP. D. Mitchell; Westralian Portraits. D. Mitchell; Subjects for Debate – Prelude to the Election. B. Hamilton;

The 1975 Electoral Districts Act: Background, Impact and Future Prospects. In Firm Hands. D. Black; The Liberal Campaign. In Firm Hands. B. Hamilton; Party Organisation and the Selection of Parliamentary Candidates – The ALP. In Firm Hands. D. Mitchell; The ALP Campaign. In Firm Hands. L. Layman and D. Mitchell; Three Aspects of the Campaign in the Media. B. Shoesmith; The Changing Nature of the ALP. Essays on WA Politics. R. Pervan. 1983 Labor to Power; The WA State Election 1983: Murdoch University Discussion Papers in Public Policy No 3. G. Gallop. 1983-1987 Related Articles (Contemporary): Government & Business in WA 1983-1985. Report of Proceedings of 27th Annual Conference Australasian Political Studies Association. E. Harman; Help for Entrepreneurs in the West. R. Gottliebsen; Federalism after the Franklin. B. Burke; The Burke Labor Government. G. Gallop; Labor’s New Class Takes Command in Australian Society. S. Encel; A Testing Time Ahead for Hawke’s Political Genius. R. Farmer; Political Party Conferences 1984. J. Hutchison; Burke’s Peerage. P. McGeough; Enterprise That Thrives in a World of its Own. P. McGeough; Labor and Land Rights : The Great Surrender. M. Langton; Labor’s Sacred Dogma Under Threat. D. O’Reilly.

8358A/19 1984-1987 1984 Australian Labor Party National Conference File. 1986-1987 J. McCourt Press Secretary to Deputy Premier M. Bryce File. Includes Memorandums, Speech Notes, Correspondence, Briefing Notes, Addresses, Industry and Technology Reports, Industry Policies, Presentations, State Receptions.

1984 ALP National Conference: Platforms Present and Proposed, Committee Memberships, Policies, Format of Reports, Resolutions, Recommendations, Constitutional Changes. 1986-1987 Speeches, Briefing Notes (11 March, 1986 to 1 April, 1987) J. McCourt Press Secretary to Deputy Premier Mal Bryce File: Speeches from Acting Premier, Deputy Premier, Various Ministers. Speeches include Official Openings, Exhibitions, Launchings, Anniversary Celebrations, Keynote Addresses, Industry Policies, Presentations, Incentive Packages, State Receptions.

8358A/20 1981-1987 M. Bryce Speeches as Acting Premier, Deputy Premier, Minister for Industrial Development, Small Business, Technology, Economic Development, Communication and Defence Liaison, Parliamentary and Electoral Reform. Deputy Leader of the Opposition. Papers Delivered, Speech Notes, Addresses, Briefing Notes, Programs, Timetables, Correspondence.

1981 Paper by Mal Bryce Deputy Leader of the Opposition: “The ALP and the Business Community”. 1982-1984 (1 March, 1982 to 14 May, 1984) Speeches and Papers presented by Deputy Premier M. Bryce and as Minister for Economic Development and Technology: Include Official Openings, Asean Trade Fairs, Exhibitions, Seminars, Government Policies, Presentation of Awards, Keynote Addresses, Ministerial Statements, Technology Conferences, Launchings, Various Forums, Dedications. 1984-1985 (24 May, 1984 to 29 March, 1985) Speeches and Papers include Epic Achievement Awards, Seminars, Workshops, Official Openings, Information Technology, Business Starter Kits, Australia/United States Defence Contractors Fair, Plan Alternatives to Driving after Drinking, Finance Conferences, IFAP Work Safety Week, Innovate and Prosper, Marketing and Selling WA Wines, Technological Development and its Social Impact, Signing of WA Iron Ore Industry Consultative Council, Submarine Presentation, Addresses, Technology and Heritage, Graphic Arts Education Foundation.

8358A/21 1985-1987 Mal Bryce Speeches as Acting Premier, Deputy Premier, Minister for Industrial Development, Small Business, Technology, Communication and Defence Liaison, Parliamentary and Electoral Reform. Papers Delivered, Speech Notes, Addresses, Briefing Notes, Programs, Timetables, Commemorations, Newspaper Articles, Correspondence, Resignation Speech December 22, 1987.

1985 Speeches and Papers (Folios 172 -201): Include Technology Development Act 1985, Various Forums, Technology and Australian Heritage, The Need for Collaboration Between Academia and Industry, Official Openings, Presentation Ceremony of the British Aerospace 146-200 Aircraft, Science Industry and Technology Forum, Economic Achievements of the Burke Government, Export or Perish, New Technology, Small Business Week, Venture Capital for WA Businesses, Electronics

Industry Workshop, Seminars, Visit to China, Science and Technology Policy, Actions to Promote Trade with China, Celebration Dinner 100 Years of Australian Football. 1986-1987 Speeches and Papers (Folios 36-66): Include Addresses, Official Openings, Seminars, Various Forums, Industrial Lands Development Authority 20th Anniversary, Neville Stanley Studentships, Computing and the Law, Awards, Information Technology, What Price Information Technology, Thailand 1987, 1980s-Decade of Transition, WA’s Growth Through Technology – Bibliography – Australian Manufacturing Council Future Directions for Manufacturing Industry (File Newspaper Articles). 1987 Speeches and Papers: Include Official Openings, Industrial Supplies Office, Industry and Technology, New Technology, Mining and Technology Exposition, Qantas Worldwide Air Cargo Marketing Conference, Wine and Brandy Corporation Export Drive, Launch of Scitech Discovery Centre, Awards, WA Government Telecommunications Strategy Plan, 50th Anniversary of St John of God Hospital Belmont, Resignation Speech December 22.

8358A/22 1985-1987 M. Bryce Speeches as Acting Premier, Deputy Premier, Minister for Industrial Development, Small Business, Technology, Communication and Defence Liaison.

1985-1986 (30 July, 1985 to January 6, 1986) Speeches, Speech Notes and Papers: Include Addresses, Seminars, Various Forums, Official Openings, Small Business and New Technology, Government Outlook on Business and its Prospects, Medical Laboratory Scientists, Launch of Great Southern Tourism and Recreation Study, Rockingham – The Next Decade, Square Dance Convention, Commercial Tenancy (Retail Shops) Amendment Bill, Information Technology Issue for Governments, Small Business Policy, Technology Development Act Amendment, Valedictory Address, 10th Optic Fibre Technology Conference, Centenary Dinner to Celebrate 100 Years of WA Cricket, Albany Tomorrow – It’s Your Future. 1987 (9 April, 1987 to 20 August, 1987) J. McCourt Mal Bryce’s Press Secretary File. Mal Bryce Speeches, Speech Notes and Papers: Include Addresses, Official Openings, Launchings, Diabetes Aware- ness Week, 3rd Annual Conference Australian Studies Association, Various Awards.

8358A/23 1947-1987

State Parliamentary Labor Party (SPLP) Minutes, Caucus Minutes, Agendas, Leaders Reports from Both Houses, Reports of Committees and Delegates, Elections, Returning Officers’ Reports, Financial Reports (1985-1987). Newspaper and Magazine Articles, Papers. (3 Files). Related Articles – Labor. (2 Files). Papers, Newspaper and Magazine Articles. Related Articles Liberal Party (1947-1987). Papers, Newspaper and Magazine Articles.

1985 (26 March to 10 December) Minutes Include: Dental Prosthetists Bill, Taxation Reform, Nine Day Fortnight for Westrail, Contraception Act Amended, Workers’ Compensation and Assistance Bill, Industrial Relations Amendment Bill, Minimum Standard of Dress, Aboriginal Land Rights, Casino Bill, Mining Act Amendment Bill, National Wages Case, North West Shelf, Parliamentary and Electoral Reform, Human Rights Bill, 38 Hour Week, Taxi Cars Control Bill, Parliamentary Superannuation Fund, Bunbury 2000, Election Campaign. 1986 (21 January to 25 November) Minutes Include: New Ministry (Including Two Women Elected Ministers for First Time and First Time in the History of Nation that an Aboriginal had been Elected to a Ministry), Female Circumcision, Resignation of Arthur Tonkin, G. Gallop and N. Marlborough Welcomed to Caucus, Budget, Chambers/Barlow Affair, National Conference, Fringe Benefits Tax, Trading Hours, Fremantle Gas and Coke Co, Censure of Member for Murchison-Eyre P. Lightfoot, Public Service Cuts, Industrial Relations, Midland Abattoir, America’s Cup. 1987 (27 January to 30 December) Minutes Include: Occupational Health Safety and Welfare Bill, Random Breath Testing, Dog Act Review, Electoral Reform, Brush Affair, Western Mining Co, Rent Standardisation, Electoral Boundaries, Election of Stephen Smith as State Secretary, Teachers’ Credit Society, Selling off of Nationally-Owned Assets, Sarich Engine Project, Rothwells (WA Inc), Hospital Waiting Lists, Deaths of Aborigines in Gaol, Election of P. Dowding as Premier and D. Parker as Deputy Premier, Retirement of Brian Burke (25 February, 1988). 1949-1986 Related Articles Labor Pre 70s and 1977 to 1986: Sir Henry, Bjelke, Don Baby and Friends. N. Gow; A New History of WA PT III Political History. D. Black; The ALP. The American Political Review. L. Overacker; Cabinet and Caucus : Labor in WA 1933-1947. R. Pervan; What is at Stake in WA ALP Controversy. R. Martin;

Caucus Control of Cabinet – Myth or Reality. P. Weller; How the West May be Lost. P. Weller; Secession Becomes an Election Issue. D. Lipscombe; Moral Issues Divide ALP. A. Reid; Why Labor got only a Third of the Vote in WA. P. Kennedy; A Setback for Labor “Trendies’. A. Reid; The ALP. Political Parties in WA. G. Starr, K. Richmond, G. Maddox; Essays on WA Politics. The Changing Nature of the ALP. R. Pervan; The Left in WA. Articulate Professionals Lead New Wave. H. Trinca; ALP “Using” WA Students. P. O’Brien; The ALP. Looking Towards the July National Conference. B. Carr; Clash Over WA Plan for Casino. B. Carr. Big Inquiry into MWB Demanded. R. Bennett; Herb Graham – Orator of Excellence. E. Barker; The Shifting State of Labor in WA. P. O’Brien; Fat Albert Doesn’t Like Smoking Shots. P. O’Brien. 1983-1987 Related Articles Labor Government: Now it’s a State of Change. D. Graham; WA Cautious on ALP’S New Bloc. - Faction Makes it Official. – Land Rights, A Progress Report on the WA Legislation. P. McGeough; Labor Split in Bitter Power Struggle. P. McGeough; Enigmatic Premier. J. Hamilton; Anger Over ALP Ballot Continues. P. McGeough; Face to Face. We’ve Built a Firm Foundation. R. Bennett; WA Decision a Blow to Aboriginal Hopes. T. Duncan; Politics in WA – A State of Excitement. G. Gallop; Unions Can Kill Us, Says Burke. P. Murray; Not Dad and Dave. Uniting North and South. A. Lynch; Government Needs to Face Hard Facts. P. O’Brien; A “Why Worry” Election. D. Graham; A Rose by Any Other Name. P. Rowe; ALP Learns From History. P. Kelly. 1947-1987 Related Articles Liberal Party: Liberal Party of Australia, WA Division. A Brief History. Organisation Series; Notes on Government. End of WA Liberal Era of 60’s and 70’s. Year Book Entry of 1982; Cabinet and Portfolio Lists 1965-1974. C. Hughes; Power in the Liberal Party. K. West; The Emergence of the Liberal Party of Australia. J. Williams; WA. Sir Henry, Bjelke, Don Baby and Friends. N. Gow; Sir David Brand. The Premier. L. Layman; Liberals Triumphant – The Politics of Development 1947-1980. A New History of WA. D. Black; Society and the Politicians Dilemma. Sir Charles Court;

Public Assembly in WA. Section 54B and the Civil Liberties Campaign. H. Smith; Sir Charles Court. – Values and Votes. The 1980 WA Election. “Leaders and Electorates”. D. Black and A. Peachment; Court in Power – The Rising Politician - From Cinderella to Charles Court - The Making of a State of Excitement. G. Bolton; Will the Real Socialists Please Stand Up – The Courts, Sir Charles, Richard – Ross Harrison Memo to Terry Burke – Aftermath 1986 Election. C. Simmonds; Liberal Party – Liberal Team – Aftermath 1986 Election. P. Tiver; The Liberal Party and the Middle Ground. D. Kemp.

8358A/24 1906-1988 Papers, Hansard Excerpts, Parliamentary Handbook (WA 17th Edition), Press Clippings, Newspaper Articles, Journals, Electoral Rolls, Chronicles,

1906-1911 ALP Early History – Forrest Era: Alexander Forrest MLA West Kimberley 1890-1899; Malapportionment During the Forrest Ministeries; Electoral Roll Legislative Assembly from 1890 to April, 1901; The 1890, 1897 and 1901 Elections; Voting for the South Australian, Western Australian and Tasmanian Lower Houses 1890-1964. C. Hughes and B. Graham; Ministers and Seats; Emergence of WA Parliamentary Labor Party; Parliamentary Labor Party Members 1901-1908; Documents in WA Social History. M. Aveling; Self-Government and the Evolution of Party Politics 1871-1911. B. De Garis; Electoral Reform Since 1829. D. Black; Composition of WA Parliament 1890-1911. C. Stannage; Labour in Politics (WA). H. Gibbney. 1976-1987 Administration Chronicles (December 1976 to June 1987): Australian Journals of Public Administration – Journals of the Royal Australian Institute of Public Administration. 1985-1988 Press Clippings: Government Media Office Clipping Service. Newspaper Articles from Local and National Publications, Index; General Clippings from November, 1986 on; 1985-1986 Election. 1987 Press Clippings: Government Media Office Clipping Service, Newspaper Articles from

Local and National Publications, Index. 1988 Press Clippings: Government Media Office Clipping Service. Newspaper Articles from Local and National Publications, Index.

8358A/25 1966-1988 Brian Burke and Mal Bryce Files (2), Addresses, Press Clippings, Election Clippings File, Biographical Material, History Ascot Electorate, Indexes, Memos, Theses, Retirement Speeches.

1979-1988 Press Clippings Factions: Government Media Office Clipping Service. Newspaper and Magazine Articles from Local and National Publications, Index; Random Articles to 1984; Inauguration Centre Left Faction 19 February, 1984; Preliminary Meeting and Formation Centre Left WA; General Clippings 1985-1988, Indexes. 1981-1988 Brian Burke File: Pre 1983 Newspaper Clippings, Index; Election Newspaper Clippings; General Clippings 1985-1987, Indexes; Address “Decision Makers’ Forum” Marking WA Weeks Inaugural “Day of Endeavour”. Address “Federalism After the Franklin” to The Australian Institute of Political Science. 1981-1984 Mal Bryce File 1. Pre-1983: Newspaper Clippings, Index; Resume of WA Polls 6 June 1970 to 9 May, 1987: Key Dates Change ALP Leadership and Cabinet /Shadow Cabinet Responsibilities 1970-1988; WA Governments Since 1890; Newspaper Clippings File for Ascot Election; History of Ascot Electorate. D. Black and A. Peachment; Presidential Address by M. Bryce ALP State President 1978; Press Clippings 1983-1984, Indexes. 1985-1988 Mal Bryce File 2. Newspaper Clippings, Biographical Material, Index; Speeches Made on the Announcement of the Retirement of Hon Brian Burke, MLA Premier of WA and Hon Mal Bryce, MLA Deputy Premier of WA in the Legislative Assembly Tuesday, 22 December, 1987 (Reprinted from Hansard).

1966-1987 Student Theses Factions: Thesis Information; Curtin University Thesis Print-out; Murdoch University Thesis Print-out; The WA Labor Movement 1933-1947. R. Pervan; The Democratic Labor Party in WA: Evolution and Early Develop- ment. F. Clarke; Bibliographies.

8358A/26 1945-1987 ALP Federal and State: Booklets, Reports, Constitutions and Rules, State and Federal Platforms.

1949-1987 ALP WA Branch: Official Reports General Councils – 1949, 1962, 1970, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1980; State Platforms – 1976, 1978, 1984, 1986: State Constitution and Rules – 1959, 1965, 1967, 1970, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1980, 1982, 1984, 1987. 1945-1982 ALP Federal: Platform Constitution and Rules – 1945, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1982. 1961-1985 Miscellaneous: Official Reports of Commonwealth Conferences – 1961, 1963, 1966; National Committee of Inquiry Report & Recommendations – 1979; 1985 Diary Planner. Holdings = 4.4 m.