Posts tagged Dennis Altman
Wotherspoon, Garry
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Veenstra, Anton
VPride History GroupCowra Refugee Internment Camp, Pitt Town, Blake Prize, Mackay, Marian, Slovenia, Roman Catholic, Douglas Park Seminary, Toowoomba, Lutheran, General Franco, James Cook University, Townsville, Vietnam War, Lavarack Barracks, YMCA Sydney, Chez Ivy, Enzos, Carousel, Adonis Pancake Parlour, Rex hotel, Bottoms Up Bar, Menzies, John Lonie, Sumner Lock Elliot, The Marble Bar, Mareeba, Lance Gowland, Macquarie University, Lane Cove, Demonstrations, Vietnam Draft, Gay Liberation, David Bowie, Elizabeth Bay, CAMP, Lex Watson, Rod Byatt, Dennis Altman, Marijuana, 33a Glebe Point Road, Sydney University, Jeremy Fisher, John Gould, Ron Austin, Richard Wilson, Pam Stein, Dennis Freeney, ASIO, the Zap, Mark Matheson, Second Minto Conference, Valerie Solanas, First Mardi Gras, Phone a Friend, Mardi Gras, Bernie Woodruff, HIV/AIDS, David McDiarmid, Paul Foss, Telstra, Age of Consent, Material Boys Unzipped, AGNSW, Juan Davila, Poster art, Tin Sheds, Watters Gallery, Burlesque, Sylvia and the Synthetics, Les Rashleigh, Sydney Textile Museum, Arts & Crafts International, Jimmy Somerville, COFA, Phoenix Prize, Peter Tatchell, Paedophilia, Pierre et Gilles, Hazelhurst Gallery, Gymea, ANU, Tapestry
Reading, Greg
RPride History GroupGaywaves, Sydney University, Sydney Push, Billy Graham, Beats, National Homosexual Conference, Sydney Morning Herald, Gay Solidarity Group, Paddington Town hall, First Mardi Gras, 2UE, Frank Walker, Campaign Magazine, Mardi Gras, John Marsden, David Marr, Gay Trade Unionists, UTS, Macquarie University, Gay Counselling Service, Lance Gowland, Tin Sheds, St Peters, Glebe Town hall, Dennis Altman, Prue Borthwick, Susan Ardill, Michael Glynn, Uma KaliShakti, Michael Schembri, Queer Noise, Fred Nile, Julie McCrossin, HIV/AIDS, Bruce Belcher, Terry Goulden, Ken Lovatt, The Caravan Embassy, Club80, Neville Wran, Lex Watson
Rolfe, Terry
RPride History GroupAustralia Street, 67 Glebe Point Road, David McDiarmid, John Lee, Dennis Altman, Barry Prothero, Minto Conference, Sydney Gay Liberation, Terry Batterham, Ken Davis, Gay Pride Week, Richard Jessop, Dr McConaghy, Gary Schliemann, UNSW, Tharunka, Lindy Nolan, Lex Watson, Pam Stein, Min Loftus, Richard Wilson, 33a Glebe Point Road, Martin Smith, Paul Foss, Terry Bell, Graham Tabenauer, Teapot Press, National Union of Australian University Students, Crystal Street, Helen Chevalier, Penny SHort, Penny Gulliver, Alex Kaufman, Wayne Lynch, National Homosexual Conference, South Pacific Motor Club, Zodiacs, HIV/AIDS, Jimmy Caruthers
Bonsall-Boone, Peter
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Baker, John
