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Trade union banner - 'South Australian Amalgamated Engineering Union'
Processional banner of Amalgamated Engineering Union, South Australian Branch, used by metal trades unions in street parades. Contains a different ornate emblem on either side, with fringe at bottom. See ARCHIVAL ITEMS for details.
Trade union banner - Amalgamated Engineering Union
Processional banner of the Amalgamated Engineering Union (AEU), used by metal trades unions in marches and parades. The one-sided banner contains the mottos, 'Secure employment and wage justice with greater leisure in a peaceful world' and 'educate organise control' on a white background.
Photographs re Adelaide Trades and Labour Council events
Six photographs re Adelaide Trades and Labour Council events including Australian members interstate. Includes play script "At Home with the Valentines"; A Working Class Sketch in Two Acts, by Tom Garland.
National Union of Workers members standing behind a banner at the May Day march, Light Square / Wauwi, Adelaide
National Union of Workers members standing behind a banner at the May Day march, Light Square / Wauwi, Adelaide. The Union merged shortly after with United Voice to become United Workers Union.
Minutes of Eight Hour Day Celebration Committee
Minute book of the Eight Hour Day Committee Celebration Committee. The first discernible date is 18 July 1894; the last date on minutes is 5 August 1897. The beginning of the volume has rules of the Amalgamated Eight Hours Celebration Union of South Australia. Over half the volume's pages have competitor's tickets, invitations, ball passes, luncheon, dressing room and bandsman's tickets etc pasted over the handwritten minutes. The beginning of the volume has rules of the Amalgamated Eight Hours Celebration Union. This second volume from the series of 6 volumes of various committees covering 1883 1925 has been digitised. See 'Contents' in 'More info' for details.
Trade union banner - Federated Society of Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of Australia, Adelaide Branch
Processional banner of Adelaide Branch of The Federated Society of Boilermakers & Iron Ship Builders of Australia, 'established 1880', contains a different emblem on either side, with fringe at bottom. Used by metal trades unions in street parades. See ARCHIVAL ITEMS for details.
Trade union banner - 'Metal Trades Federation of South Australia'
Processional banner of the Metal Trades Federation of South Australia, used by metal trades unions in street parades. The one-sided banner contains a flowering yellow wattle (acacia) motif, decorative scrolls, and blue and gold against a red background. Signature at bottom: Brewster & Othams.
Protesters from the Maritime Union of Australia at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square.
Protesters from the Maritime Union of Australia at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, which was organised by SA Unions.
Protester from the National Union of Workers with signs at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square.
Protester from the National Union of Workers with signs at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, organised by SA Unions. The signs have the messages, 'Capital = Built on Blood', and 'Feed Us! We Feed You!'.
Protester from the National Union of Workers with signs at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square.
Protester from the National Union of Workers with signs at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, organised by SA Unions. The signs have the messages, 'No more insecure jobs!', and 'Cheap Chicken Fowl Wages'.
Maritime Union of Australia banner at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square
Protesters from the Maritime Union of Australia holding a banner marking the 20th Anniversary of the Patrick dispute, at the Change the Government protest, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, which was organised by SA Unions.
Men standing with a trade union banner in Broken Hill, N.S.W
Men standing in front of O'Connell & Co., Tailors, with an Associated Trades and Trades Labourers Union banner in Broken Hill, N.S.W.
Trade Union banner and members in South Australia
Members of the Barrier Branch, Federated Iron Brass and Steel Moulders Union of Australia grouped in front of their large banner, possibly in Adelaide for Labor Day celebrations.
Maritime Union members holding a Save Australian Shipping banner' at the May Day march, Adelaide
Maritime Union Australia members holding a banner, 'Save Australian Shipping' at the May Day march, Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square, Adelaide.
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos protest, Parliament House
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest, Parliament House. Senator Penny Wong is standing nearby.
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos protest, Parliament House
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest, Parliament House.
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos protest, Parliament House
United Fire Fighters Union of S.A. speaker at the Firies and Ambos Need Your Help protest, Parliament House.
United Fire Fighters Union member marching in the S.A. May Day 2021 march
United Fire Fighters Union member marching in the S.A. May Day 2021 march, Divett Street, Port Adelaide. He is holding a sign with the statement, 'Marshall, no appreciation for depreciation'.
Australian Education Union banner, S.A. May Day 2021 march, Port Adelaide
Members of the Australian Education Union marching at the S.A. May Day 2021 march, Commercial Road, Port Adelaide.
South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union photograph album
Album containing 38 gelatin silver photographs mounted on card, with printed captions mounted below each print, depicting the locations and activities of the South Australian Farmers' Co-operative Union Limited in approximately 1938.
Ministry of the thirty-sixth Union Parliament
Ministry of the thirty-sixth Union Parliament. Standing Left to Right: G.I. Ziesing (Attorney-General), H.J.C. Allanson (Minister of Agriculture), W.R. Kelly (Treasurer). Sitting: R.B. McLeay (Commissioner of Public Works), H.C. Ewer (Premier), W.A. Barrow (Commissioner of Crown Lands).
Photos of Mothers' Union activities
Photographs of Mothers' Union groups and activities at Holy Trinity Church. See 'contents' for details of items.
Union Street, Adelaide
[General description] Rundle Street shops on either side of Union Street are the Surplus Military Stores on the left, and S. Mark, Mens' Outfitters and General Drapers on the right. A few cars and light industrial buildings can be seen along Union Street. [On back of photograph] 'Union Street / Looking south from Rundle Street / March 18th 1929'.
Journeymen Butchers' Union
Members of the Journeymen Butchers' Union with their union banner on a horse drawn dray.
South Australian Seamen's Union banner
View of the trade union banner of the South Australian Seamen's Union, featuring vignettes and flags. According to a researcher the man on the right is Charles Hains, one of the founders of trade unionism is Port Adelaide. See also B 43158.
Michele O'Neil and Angus Story in front of an Australian Education Union sign at the Adelaide May Day March
Michelle O'Neil (President of the Australia Council of Trade Unions) and Angas Story (SA Unions Secretary) in front of an Australian Education Union sign at the Adelaide May Day March at Tarndanyangga / Victoria Square.
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.
Literary Societies Union
South Australia Literary Societies Union, 21st Union Parliament.
South Australian National Football Union
Photograph of South Australian National Football Union, Federal District League v. S.A. National Football Union, Cheltenham Oval, Victoria. 16/6/58. Scores: F.D.L. 15.18 - S.A.N.F.U. 11.10. Back row: J. Lindner (W.T.), B. Kent (N.A.), R. Starr (N.A.), T. Ward (N.A.), M. Hayes (W.T.), V. Robinson (E.T.), R. Duckham (Sturt), R. Cox (E.T.), R. Ledan (W.T.). 3rd row: C. Dunncliff (E.T.), E.O. Williams (G-S-W), K. Giddings (Manager), M.L.Elliott (Sturt), P. Collins (E.T.), R. Pisani (E.T.), J. Kinnane (Sturt), P. Miller (Utd. Ch.), A. Kalnins (G-S-W), M. Daly (G-S-W), D. Pyle (Sturt). 2nd row: C. Churchett (Coach), G. Bettison (Utd. Ch.), B. McLeod (G-S-W), M. Hill (Capt.) (W.T.), R. James (Vice-Capt) (Utd. Ch.), B. Barnett (G-S-W), A. Thede (Utd. Ch.), A.A. Guest (President), J. Noakes (Asst. Manager). Front row: H. Todd (Sturt), C. Winfield (N.A.), A. Goodall (W.T.), A. Brown (Utd. Ch.), R. Lapham (N.A.), A. Burkinshaw (W.T.).
South Australian Seamen's Union banner
View of the trade union banner of the South Australian Seamen's Union, featuring vignettes and flags. See also B 43159.