Speech to a forum on State Taxation. Assessing the New South Wales Tax Task Force, Proceedings of a Public Forum held at the Hilton Hotel, Sydney, on 14 December, 1988, Conference Series No. 9, Australian Tax Research Foundation, Sydney, 1989, pp. 47-50.
Memo from Michael Easson to John MacBean (the then Secretary of the Labor Council of NSW) dated 26 May 1987.
It was interesting to read the comment made in the March 1987 National Wage Case decision where it is stated.
Under the heading “The CIA’s long history in the Pacific” (Herald, May 19) David McKnight produces nothing to sustain his case. He alleges there is a direct connection or conspiracy between the CIA and the Asian American Free Labor Institute (AAFLI) and its activities in Fiji. By implication this has something to do with the current situation in Fiji.
In many ways, Lloyd Ross was the odd man out. In the Australian trade union movement he was the first and only man to hold a Doctorate of Letters and a leading position in a blue-collar union.
Letter to the Editor published in the Sydney Morning Herald, 6 October 1986, p. 8.
Last week at the ACTU Executive the Treasurer, Paul Keating, commented that the Accord “is more a state of mind than a formal document”. He then got down to business and delivered an assessment of the economy.
Article by Jennie Curtin published in the Good Weekend supplement to the Sydney Morning Herald, 2 August 1986, p. 7.
Speech given to a Conference held at the University of Sydney on 26 October 1984 and published in Frank Stilwell and David Wilmoth, editors, Development Visions for Australia: Strategies, Policies and Projects, Planning Research Centre, Monograph No. 21, University of Sydney, 1986, pp. 15-19.
I am sure that most academics would shudder to think that one of their former students – on the strength of a single year’s experience – would purport to explain to such a gathering what he was like as a teacher.