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Louise Firrell speaking at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square.
Louise Firrell, Assistant secretery Independent Education Union, speaking at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, which was organised by SA Unions. Max Adlam (Secretary of United Firefighters Union) is waving a flag behind her.
Hands off Venezuela protest, Parliament House
Hands off Venezuela protest on the steps of Parliament House. People are holding flags and banners, including Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN), and 'No Australian Involvement in U.S. Led Wars of Aggression' (Spirit of Eureka).
Hands off Venezuela protest, Parliament House
Hands off Venezuela protest on the steps of Parliament House. People are holding flags and banners, including Independent and Peaceful Australia Network (IPAN), and JVP Sri Lanka.
Civil defence realia
The series comprises a black storage trunk, a Women's Air Training Corps tunic, uniform blackout paper (two rolls), inert samples used in training about poisonous gases (five bottles and leaflet in original Shannon Chemical Works box), tin helmets (two), rolled bandages (four), gas mask with carry case, ground sheet, leather satchel with initials N.D., flags (three), ribbons (four), stretcher, and Burnzo canned heat with stand.
Official opening of Adelaide's electric tram system
A procession of trams travelling along Grenfell Street, led by No. 1 bedecked in garlands and flags, to launch the new electric tram system. A large crowd of people packs the street to view the trams. The Trustee Building, second from left, was on the northwestern corner of James Place and was demolished in 1922.
Opening of Sempahore tram line
Tram number 25 arriving at Semaphore, decorated with the Union Jack and semaphore flags. A small crowd, largely of children, greets the tram with streamers. The occasion is believed to be the opening of the new electric Port Adelaide tram system in April 1917, which included the line to Semaphore.
Australia Day parade, Balaklava
Parade of women on horseback through the streets of Balaklava, passing Virgo's Auction Mart and the Bank of Adelaide on the corner of Edith Terrace and Wallace Street. Several men carrying large flags are also in the parade. Caption printed on image reads 'Balaklava Australia Day 1917'.
Crowd gathered at the Support Ukraine Rally, Hindmarsh Square
Crowd gathered at the Support Ukraine Rally, Hindmarsh Square, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA. A group of protesters are holding a Ukrainian flag.
Support Ukraine Rally leaving Hindmarsh Square
Support Ukraine Rally, leaving Hindmarsh Square to walk to Rundle Mall, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA.
Channel 7 journalist, Hayden Nelson, reporting on the Support Ukraine Rally, Pulteney Street
Channel 7 journalist, Hayden Nelson, reporting on the Support Ukraine Rally, Pulteney Street. The protest is marching from Hindmarsh Square to Rundle Mall.
Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Pulteney Street
Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Pulteney Street, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA. Protesters marched from Hindmarsh Square to Rundle Mall.
Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Rundle Mall
Support Ukraine Rally protest march, Rundle Mall, organised by the Association of Ukrainians in SA. Protesters marched from Hindmarsh Square to Rundle Mall.
Young men protesting at the Rally for a liveable income for all, Parliament House
Young men protesting, at the Rally for a liveable income for all, on the steps of Parliament House. One is holding a 'Red Flag' newspaper and one in holding a sign with the statement, 'Poverty is a political choice!! It's not inevitable'. The rally was organised by the Anti-Poverty Network and other groups to protest the ending of the Government's JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme.
Protesters at the Rally for a liveable income for all, Parliament House
Protesters holding signs and flags at the Rally for a liveable income for all, on the steps of Parliament House. The rally was organised by the Anti-Poverty Network and other groups to protest the ending of the Government's JobKeeper wage subsidy scheme.
CFMEU protesters at the Firies and Ambos protest, Tarntanyangga / Victoria Square
CFMEU members, holding flags, at the Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest rally, Tarntanyangga / Victoria Square.
Crowd gathered at the South Australian Maritime Museum for the start of the S.A. May Day 2021 march
Crowd gathered at the South Australian Maritime Museum for the start of the S.A. May Day 2021 march. Many people are holding red flags, including 'Workers Unite'.
S.A. May Day 2021 march, Divett Street, Port Adelaide
S.A. May Day 2021 march, Divett Street, Port Adelaide. Assorted union flags are being carried, including CFMEU, MUA, and AEA.
Woman speaking at the Climate Strike march, Tarntanyangga / Victoria Square
Woman speaking at the 2021 Climate Strike march, Tarntanyangga / Victoria Square, which was organised by School Strike 4 Climate.
Westbourne Park Football Club, 1917
Men's Australian Rules football team posing for a photograph on an oval. Most of the men wear variations of a guernsey with horizontal white and possibly light blue stripes. The umpire is wearing whites with dark socks, and the remainder of the men wear suits. A large flag in team colours is held by the man at the left of the photo. Names are recorded as follows: Top - W. Harrison, C. Hercock, P. Simmonds, R. Brown, T. Hollis, G. Jones, G. Hales, C. Hicks, F. Kelly (Trainer), T. Brown. Middle - B. Kelly (Trainer), A. Drummond, C. Rosewarne, L. Horseley, T. Moyle (Captain), J. Short, S. Fountain, R. Moyle, R. Baxendale. Bottom - W. Coulter, A. Bugg (Secretary), R. Parham (Umpire), T. Hills, N. Fritsch, S. Biggs, L. Rogers. A modern handwritten note on back of photograph reads 'Tom Hills 17 yrs front row / 4th from viewer's left'.
Lameroo North, Premiers, 1924
Men's Australian Rules football team posing for a photograph with a shield and premiership flag. Most of the men wear a dark single-colour lace-up guernsey, some with a short sleeve top underneath. Two men wear suits. Names are handwritten on rear of photograph: 'Back Row - Bert Drever, Hurtle Blake, Wally [Eime], Clem Gore, Bert [Eime], Tom Hills, Jack Attrill, Lawrie Pink. Second Row - M. O'Grady, Mr Hughes, [?] Moulds, Dr Alan White, H.P. Kirkwood, Wally Drogemuller. Front Row - L.A. [Cornish], Les Morris, Jack Hoffmann, Keith Drever, Fred Hoffmann.
Photographic slides of the Festival of Arts
Colour slides of various floats that participated in the opening parades of the 1962 and 1964 Adelaide Festivals of Arts, and related images.
Man in the crowd with a baby, attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony
Man in the crowd holding a baby and an Aboriginal flag, attending the Voice to Parliament public ceremony. The South Australian public were invited by the Government to attend the special sitting of Parliament and the signing of the bill, to be a part of the establishment of Australia's first Voice to Parliament for First Nations People.
Cape Northumberland Lighthouse, Port MacDonnell
Cape Northumberland Lighthouse with flags attached, Port MacDonnell. Photograph collected by Jim Garbutt.
Album of photographs of John Martin's premises
Album of photographs of exterior and interior views of John Martin's shops and distribution centre. The album is stamped with the John Martin's logo on the front cover, and appears to have been created by the company. Each image is captioned.
Album relating to early South Australia and Northern Territory
Photographs, sketches and news clippings pasted onto loose album pages, relating to the early history of South Australia and the Northern Territory. Includes captioned photographs of the kangaroo hunting expedition near Lake Albert in November 1867 at which Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, was a guest. Other items in the albums include photographs and copies of sketches of Aboriginal people, and images of surveyors and land selectors in the Northern Territory. A number of unrelated clippings and images have been added to the album, possibly by Daly's children.