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Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Judy Maddigan (b. 1948) *

Kelley Johnson (b. 1947) *

Sherryl Garbutt (b. 1948) *

Carol Goldson (b. 1937) *

Fiona Lindsay (b. 1950)

Image c/ Ken Mansell ephemera collection. Used with permission. This pamphlet was compiled by students from Monash and Melbourne Universities in 1966, to present their perspectives on the events that occurred.

Bibliography

Primary sources

• Dalton collection. Political Ephemera relating to Defiance of the Law 1968-1972. Held at the State Library of Victoria.

• Various authors. “Facts about the LBJ Demonstration.” Monash University SRC, 1966.

• No author. “Near-riot as protesters clash with protest groups.” The Age. 22 October 1966.

• No author. “Two more face court over LBJ visit.” The Age. 26 October 1966.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Ralph and Dorothy Gibson. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1981.0153.

• Lorna Hay. “Perplexed by Johnson Tour.” Possibly The Guardian. 27 October 1966.

• Tribe, Janet. Letter to the editor. The Age. 28 October 1966.

Secondary sources

National Archives of Australia. “Harold Holt: during office.” Last accessed 18 July 2023.

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Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Sue Garner (b. 1952) *

Faye Findlay (b. 1950) *

Melita Alford (b. 1953) *

Sue Garner (b. 1952) *

Helen Hill (b. 1945)

Image c/ Andrew Chapman, 1971. Used with permission. This image shows people standing on the steps of the Victorian Parliament building in Melbourne, protesting against the Vietnam War.

Bibliography

Primary sources

• Australian Presbyterian Life:

• Helen Simpson. “Objectors” letter. 22 June 1968.

• Nell H Spencer. “Vietnam Petition” letter. 22 June 1968.

• No author. “Just Write to Your Member!” 26 April 1969.

• Mrs A de Ritter. “Can we be silent?” letter. 12 September 1970.

• Isobel B Pinkerton. Letter. 22 May 1971.

• Dalton collection. Political Ephemera relating to Defiance of the Law. Held at the State Library of Victoria.

• Mrs Claire Graf to The Hon I. Greenwood. 3 May 1972.

• Mrs Claire Graf. “Statement by Mrs Claire Graf, Member of the Presbyterian Church and a Presbyterian Minister’s Wife.” 20 August 1972.

• Methodist Spectator:

• Meryl Walsh. “Conscientious Objector” letter. 8 September 1965.

• Vera A Fowler. “Those pamphlets” letter. 5 October 1966.

• No author. “Women’s News and Views: Our near neighbours.” 31 May 1967.

• Vera Fowler. “National Service Act.” 18 November 1970.

• No author. “20 set up vigil in support of women.” The Age, April 12 1971.

• No author. “Angry Scenes as SM rejects anti-NS charges.” The Age 28 July 1970.

• No author. “Organisations to contact concerning anti-war activity, information or advice.”

• Sherwin, Ann. “Candid views of girl student” letter. The Age 20 May 1968.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Campaign for International Cooperation and Disarmament. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: Unit 48, 2012.0286.0028 6-7.

• Minutes, June 1974. (Box 16.)

• University of Melbourne Archives. Margaret Frazer. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1993.0158.

• “Further information about non-registration.” (Box 1.)

• University of Melbourne Archives. Pax. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1996.0003.

• Membership forms, 1967 and 1968. (Box 1.)

• Eastern Suburban Branch of Christians for Peace newsletter, June 1971. (Box 1.)

• Kathleen Forster to Mr O’Conor, 26 October 1966. (Box 2.)

• Moira Dynan to Mr O’Conor, 14 November 1966. (Box 2.)

• University of Melbourne Archives. Ralph and Dorothy Gibson. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1981.0153.

• No author. “The only heroes are in Vietnam: SM.” Herald 20 May 1968.

• Fowler, Vera, et al. “Methodist policy on peace rally.” Unknown newspaper, no date (prior to Dec 23, probably 1971).

Secondary sources

• Editors of Wikipedia. “Islam in Australia.” Accessed 18 July 2023.

• Editors of Wikipedia. “Religion in Australia.” Accessed 18 July 2023.

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Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Robin Laurie (b. 1946) *

Glen Tomasetti, “The Army’s Appeal to Mothers” (thanks to Sarah Tomasetti for the use of this song) *

Phyl Lobl (b. 1937) *

Margret RoadKnight (b. 1943) *

Phyl Lobl (b. 1937) *

Phyl Lobl, “Seasons of War” (thanks to Phyl for the use of this song) *

Margret RoadKnight (b. 1943) *

Robin Laurie (b. 1946) *

Kerry Dwyer (b. 1943) *

Robin Laurie (b. 1946) *

Margret RoadKnight (b. 1943) *

Kerry Dwyer (b. 1943) *

Robin Laurie (b. 1946) *

Glen Tomasetti, “The Ballad of Bill White” (thanks to Sarah Tomasetti for the use of this song)

Images from Ross Campbell (dir.), As Long As I can Walk, 1971. The documentary, about the third moratorium against the Vietnam War which was held in September 1971, can be viewed here. Used with permission.

Bibliography

Primary sources

• Mayhead, Gerald. “The girl who won’t pay her war tax.” The Age, 14 Feb 1968.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Papers of Alvie Booth. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 2016-04-01T11:17:53Z

• SOS newsletter, 20 April 1970.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Vietnam Moratorium Committee. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 2012.0286.0036, Unit 57.

• Executive Meeting minutes of Vietnam Moratorium Campaign, 20 April 1970.

Secondary sources

• Armstrong, Pauline. A History of the Save Our Sons Movement of Victoria: 1965-1973. Master’s thesis, Monash University: 1991.

• Nichols, David. Dig: Australian Rock and Pop Music, 1960-1985. Portland, Oregon, USA: Verse Chorus Press, 2016.

• Turnbull, Malcolm J. “The Great Folk Revival - some issues, debates and controversies.” Warren Fahey’s Australian Folklore Unit. (Originally at https://www.warrenfahey.com.au/the-great-folk-revival5/; last accessed 18 July 2023 via Wayback Machine.)

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Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Caroline Hogg (b. 1942) *

Carol Goldson (b. 1937) *

Jean McLean (b. 1934) *

Sue McCulloch (b. 1949) *

Frances Newell (b. 1948) *

Jan Muller (b. 1949) *

Marion Harper (b. 1932) *

Anne Sgro (b. 1943)

Image by David Glenn, 1966. Held at the State Library of Victoria: http://handle.slv.vic.gov.au/10381/400664

Bibliography

Primary sources

• Dalton collection. Political Ephemera relating to Youth Campaign Against Conscription. Held at the State Library of Victoria.

• Youth Campaign Against Conscription report, perhaps April 1966.

• Dalton collection. Political Ephemera relating to Conscription, 1966-1973. Held at the State Library of Victoria.

• Report of Anti-War Activists Conference in Sydney.

• No author. “Riots as PM talks: Anti-conscript crowd creates bedlam.” The Age, 29 March 1966.

• No author. “Woman to sit hungry for 48 hours.” The Age, 7 June 1966.

• Herald staff reporter. “‘Burn Yourself, Men told Hunger Striker.” The Herald, 7 June 1966.

• Somers, Peggy. “Report from North Vietnam.” The Beacon, May 1967.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Campaign for International Cooperation and Disarmament. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: Unit 48, 2012.0286.0028 6-7.

• Leaflets about the National Anti-War Conference in Sydney, Feb 17-21, 1971.

• Letter, November 1969.

• University of Melbourne Archives. Ralph and Dorothy Gibson. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1981.0153.

• No author. “Hunger Strike Girl Punched.” The Guardian, 16 June 1966. Box 1.

• “Support your local moratorium committee” leaflet. Box 1.

Secondary sources

• Burton, Mirranda. Underground: Marsupial Outlaws and Other Rebels of Australia's War in Vietnam. Melbourne: Allen and Unwin, 2021.

Transcript

Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Ceci Cairns (b. 1944) *

Caroline Hogg (b. 1942) *

Diana Crunden (b. 1948) *

Jan Muller (b. 1949) *

Lyn Hovey (b. 1950) *

Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo (b. 1943) *

Martha Kinsman (b. 1947) *

Christine Ross (b. 1948) *

Sue McCulloch (b. 1949) *

Frances Newell (b. 1948) *

Carol Goldson (b. 1937) *

Fiona Lindsay (b. 1950) *

Judy Maddigan (b. 1948) *

Helen Hill (b. 1945) *

Tony Dalton (b. 1948)

Image is from Ross Campbell (dir.), As Long As I can Walk, 1971. The documentary, about the third moratorium against the Vietnam War which was held in September 1971, can be viewed here. Used with permission.