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Z460 – Adrian Hahn Collection Download List Z460 – Adrian Hahn collection Download list Z460 – Adrian Hahn On Dit Adelaide University SRC 1961-1980 gaps 1961 V29 - 1-11 1962 V30 - 1-12 1963 V31 - 1-9 1969 V37 - 1-18 1971 V39 (various issues no numbers) 1972 V40 - 14 1973 V41 - 1-5 1974 V42 - 3, 13 1979 V47 - 7-23 1980 V48 - 1, 4, 7, 9-10, 12-18, 20, 24 Farrago University of Melb SRC 1970-1982 (gaps) NBAC S146 1970 V48 -16, 23 1941-1946 (minor gaps) 1976 V54 - 2-3 1965-1972 (gaps) 1978 V56 - 3, 9-11, 15, 18-19, 21-23 1979 V57 - 1-10, 12, 17, 19-20 1980 V58 - 11, 13, 15-17, 19-20 1981 V59 - 2, 9, 11, 16-19 1982 V60 - no number Catalyst RMIT 1968-1981 NBAC S145 (only nos 1970 V? - 2 issues (no nu) 13-14, 1945) 1979 V35 - 1-20 1980 V36 - 1, 3, 7-9, 12-17 1981 V38 - 8 Nation Review Published by Incorporated 1974-1979 Newsagencies Co Pty Ltd 1974 v4 - 20-21, 38, 44, 47, 49 (Melb) v5 - 1-2, 9-11 1975 v5 - 12-16, 42, 44-45 1976 v6 - 18, 29 v7 - 2 1977 v7 - 38, 52 v8 - 2, 4, 7-9 1978 v8 15, 23, 26-27, 34, 37-47, 49-52 1978/1979 v9 – 1-8, 14-15, 17-18, 27, 38/39, 40-41, 44-46, 49 Lot’s Wife Monash Association of 1978-1981 (gaps) NBAC S599 Students 1968 v8 – 1,6 1966-1972 (gaps) 1970 v10 – 7,15 1978-1981 (gaps) 1971 v11 – 5-6, 8 1978 v18 - 1, 4-7, 9-10, 12-15, 17-23 1979 v19 - 2-3, 9-19, 22-24 1980 v20 - 1-13, 16-17, 21-24, 26 1981 v21 - 1, 3, 5-6, 8-9 Honi Soit Journal of SRC, Sydney 1980-1981 NBAC S119 University 1968 v41 - 3 1944-1947 (gaps) 1969 v42 - 22 1968-1971 (gaps) 1980 - 1-11, 13-19 1981 - 3-8, 12-14 Semper University of Qld 1980-1981 NBAC S634 1980 - 6-8, 10 1969-1974 (gaps) 1981 - 2 Empire Times Flinders University 1969-1981 1969 v1 - 8-11, 13-14 1 Z460 – Adrian Hahn 1970 v2 - 3-4 (+ 5 unumbered and undated issued) 1979 v11 - 5-13 1980 v12 - 1, 5-7, 11-12 Planet Deakin University Students 1980-1982 Association Council , Vic 1980 - 2, 4-5 1982 (final issue) National U Australian Union of Students 1967-1979 Axis 1967 v3 - 5 National Student 1968 v4 – 1, 3-5, 9-11 NBAC S293 1969 v5 - 1, 5-6, 9-10 1970 v6 - 1-2, 4, 6-10-13, 19 1971 v7 – 2, 4-7, 10, 14 1972 v8 - 4-5 1974 - March 4 (no num) 1976 - 1-12 1979 - 3-4, 7-8, 11 SINGLE ISSUES Direct Action Fortnightly Socialist 1972, No.28 (Oct 13) NBAC S566 Newspaper 1971-1984 (gaps) National W Special Womens Ediction of no date identified the Aust Union of Students National Newspaper Flash Prahan College, SUC (Melb) 1976 (2 issues) Express (the) published by Express 1973 (1 issue) Enterprises (New York) Catharsis Victorian Secondary Students 1970 (1 issue) Union Plasma The Unemployed’s Paper. 1979 (1 issue) Geelong Ikon Union for Secondary Students No. 4 (no date) Ego SA Institute of Technology 1972 (1 issue) Rabelais La Trobe University 1970 (1 issue) Aorta Gordon Institute Student Union 1973 (1 issue) Ergo Published by Ergo 1969 (1 issue) Newspapers, SA Express Gordon Institute SRC 1973 (1 issue) Raw Onions Union News. For internal 1975 (1 issue) distribution in Flinders University Review (The) ?? 1972 (1 issue) Z460 – Adrian Hahn Salient Victoria University Student 1970 (1 issue) Newspaper (Vic University of Wellington) University Guides Student Guide 73 Adelaide University Supernova 71 Adelaide University Science Association Nova 70 Adelaide University Science Association Supernova 71 Adelaide University Science Association Orientation Handbook 1967 Flinders University A Book for Hollow Men (or Prayers to Broken Stones Flinders University La Trobe Uni Orientation handbook La Trobe University Handbook 1968 Melbourne University Bearing. Melbourne University Orientation Handbook 1970 Melbourne University Orientation Handbook 1975 Monash University Student Directory 1968 Monash University Orientation 68 UNE Orientation 1966 UNE Orientation Handbook 1970 University of Sydney SRC Student Guide 1969 University of Adelaide Orientation University of Adelaide UA SRC Student Guide University of Adelaide Guide to Tertiary Education University of Adelaide Students Association etc. Student Guide (orientation pack including posters, University of Adelaide. SA Institute of pamphlets etc) x2 Technology Orientation 1968 University of Tasmania UNSW Speer – 68 UNSW Orientation Handbook 1964 UNSW Speer 71 (orientation pack incl. posters, pamphlets etc) UNSW Student Manual 1980 Victorian TAFE Off-Campus Network 3 .
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