Film Tag: Builders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bans

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Amongst Equals

Feature length documentary tracing the history of the Australian trade union movement.

Film Topics:

PoliticsUnionsWorking ConditionsWorkplace Relations

Film Tags:

1892 economic bust1949 National Coal Strike1966 Gurindji Strike1986 Robe River dispute8 hour dayAccordAnti-strike legislationAsbestos miningAustralian Council of Trade Unions ACTUAustralian Labor PartyAutomationBob HawkeBuilders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bansClarrie O’SheaCoal miningCommunismConscriptionDalfram Dispute of 1938DepressionsEdna RyanEqual pay for womenGold rushGreat Strike of 1917Health & safetyJack MundeyJim ComerfordJoh Bjelke-PetersenMulticulturalismPort Kembla steel workersPovertyRiverland Cannery campaignRobert MenziesRothbury LockoutShearers Strike of 1891TailoressesUnionsVietnam WarWaterside Workers FederationWave Hill Walk-OffWhitlam Labor GovernmentWomenWorking classWorking conditionsZelda D’Prano

Film Type:

Documentary - Feature
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Rocking the Foundations

A documentary feature that traces the history of New South Wales Builders Labourers' Federation and its social activism.

Film Topics:

Building and ConstructionUnions

Film Tags:

Aboriginal and Torres Strait IslanderActivismAustraliaBuilders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bansBuilders Labourers Federation BLFCentennial Park Green banClass struggleConstructionEnvironmentHealth & safetyHeritageImmigrantsIndigenousJack MundeyJaunita NielsonKelly’s Bush greenbanNew South WalesNorm GallagherPoliticsSocial justiceStrike orgainsationStrikesSydney Opera HouseThe Rocks - SydneyTrades HallUnionsUrban developmentUrban renewalVictoria Street redevelopment - SydneyVietnam WarWomenWomen's workplace rightsWomens rightsWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Documentary - Feature
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Saving Millers Point Compilation

A compilation of footage about the Millers Point public housing redevelopment on Sydney Harbour.

Film Topics:

HousingUnions

Film Tags:

AustraliaAustralia - NSW - SydneyBuilders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bansBuilders Labourers Federation BLFConstructionFamilyHousingHousing Commission - NSWHousing insecurityJack MundeyMillers Point redevelopmentPovertyPublic HousingSocial justiceSydneyTony HadfieldUnionsWorking class

Film Type:

Conference Video Presentation
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Waterloo

A documentary about the battle to save an inner city working class area in Sydney from high rise development.

Film Topics:

HousingUnionsWendy Lowenstein

Film Tags:

Australian Labor PartyBuilders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bansClass struggleClass warConstructionDepressionsDepressions 1890sEvictionHomelessnessHousingHousing insecurityMargaret BarryNew South WalesNew South Wales Housing CommissionPoliticsPovertyQueen ElizabethRedevelopmentSave WaterlooSir William McKellSydney Harbour BridgeUnemployed Workers UnionUnemploymentUnionsUrban developmentWaterloo - NSWWomenWorking class

Film Type:

Documentary
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Woolloomooloo

A documentary feature about inner city working class residents fighting to save their area from re-development.

Film Topics:

HousingUnions

Film Tags:

ActivismAustraliaAustralia - NSW - SydneyBuilders Labourers Federation (BLF) Green bansBuilders Labourers Federation BLFClass struggleClass warConstructionEvictionFederated Engine Drivers and Firemens Association of Australasia FEDFAHomelessnessHousingHousing insecurityNew South WalesPoliticsPovertyRedevelopmentRocking The Foundations (1985)SydneyUnemploymentUnionsUrban developmentVictoria Street Action GroupVictoria Street redevelopment - SydneyWaterloo (1981)WomenWoolloomoolooWorking class

Film Type:

Documentary - Feature
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