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Ken Turner "Farmers' parliaments and country conferences: attempts by New South Wales Labor in the 1920s and 1930s to communicate with the countryside". Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society. FindArticles.com. 07 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb4817/is_2_90/ai_n29138929/

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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Journal of the Royal Australian Historical Society

• Ideology and identity: George Towns and professional sculling
  by Stuart Ripley
• Family matters: bastards, orphans and baptisms—New South Wales, 1810-1825
  by Tina Picton Phillipps
• Mrs Paterson's keepsakes: the provenance of some significant colonial documents and paintings
  by Anne-Maree Whitaker
• Maritime quarantine versus commerce: the role of the health officer of Port Jackson in the nineteenth century
  by Jean Duncan Foley
• 'Full of passive resistance'? The employment of female state children in Queensland, 1865-1911
  by Shirleene Robinson
• '… thousands of tiny fingers moving' the beginning of the Junior Red Cross movement in New South Wales, 1914-1925
  by Annie Campbell
• Farmers' parliaments and country conferences: attempts by New South Wales Labor in the 1920s and 1930s to communicate with the countryside
  by Ken Turner
• Graeme Davison with Sheryl Yelland, Car Wars: How the car won our hearts and conquered our cities
  by Ian Arthur
• John Cameron , Changing Places: re-imagining Australia
  by T.W. Campbell
• Berres Hoddle Colville, Robert Hoddle: Pioneer Surveyor, 1794-1881
  by Christine Yeats
• Stuart Macintyre and Anna Clark, The History Wars
  by Matthew Steggles
• Ron Hill and Brian Madden, Kingsgrove: the First Two Hundred Years
  by Ian Jack
• Sally Warhaft , Well May We Say … The Speeches that Made Australia
  by D.L. Lewis
• Dictionary of the Australian Senate, with an introduction by the Clerk of the Senate: Volume 2, 1929-1962
  by D.L. Lewis
• Marian Sawer, The Ethical State?: Social Liberalism in Australia
  by D.L. Lewis
• Tanja Luckins, The Gates of Memory: Australian People's Experiences and Memories of Loss and the Great War
  by D.L. Lewis
• Carolly Erickson, the Girl from Botany Bay: the true story of the convict Mary Broad and her extraordinary escape
  by D.L. Lewis
• Roslyn Poignant, Professional Savages: Captive Lives and Western Spectacle
  by D.L. Lewis
• Sandy Toussaint , Crossing Boundaries: Cultural, Legal, Historical and Practice Issues in Native Title
  by D.L. Lewis
• John Slater, Through Artists' Eyes: Australian Suburbs and their cities, 1919-1945
  by D.L. Lewis
• Keiran Kelly, Tanami: On foot across Australia's desert heart
  by D.L. Lewis
• Sheila McCreanor, Mary and Flora: Correspondence between Mary MacKillop and her mother, Flora McDonald MacKillop
  by D.L. Lewis
• P. D. Gardner, A Gippsland Union: the Victorian Coal Miners Association, 1893-1915
  by D.L. Lewis
• 2004 RAHS Certificates of Achievement
• Society celebrates members, music & renovation
  by D.L. Lewis
• From the presidential desk
  by Ian Jack
• Vale—Peter Chadwick
  by Mari Metzke
• Executive action
  by David Lewis
• Christmas party
• Off-site backups at history house
• Annual General Meeting
• Call for nominations
• Ian Jack receives fellowship
• Trocadero Hall—Newtown
  by Robert Parkinson
• Space and place: local history in Australia: key-note address to RAHS Conference, 23 October 2004
  by Ian Jack
• 2004 Ad
  by Mari Metzke
• Dandaloo
• State roundup—Mari Metzke with book reviews by Mary Kinsman
• Library acquisitions
• 'Stray' archives
  by Amanda Barber