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Australian Local Government Women's Association - ALGWA - Collection - NJSN_AC-008 1966 to 1998

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Summary: ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY: The Australian Local Government Women's Association (ALGWA) was founded in 1951 during the Jubilee Year of the Commonwealth of Australia. ALGWA was formed as a non party political organisation to support women's participation in Local Government. A National Board was elected following the first National Convention which was held in Canberra in October 1966. Councillor Violet Lambert of Fern Tree Gully Shire in Victoria called the inaugural meeting and a provisional committee was elected, consisting of local government members from South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland. The First branch of the ALGWA was opened in Sydney in 1952. A constitution and by-laws were formally adopted at the 2nd National Conference held in Adelaide in August 1978. All branches of the ALGWA are autonomous, however, their aims and objectives are based on those of the National Association. Branches hold conferences, seminars and special meetings to advertise their work and educate women in Local Government. National Conferences are held biennially. Ref: http://www.algwaqld.asn.au/history-of-algwa (accessed 19 February 2013).
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Item type Current library Call number Status Date due Barcode
Archives - Collection Archives - Collection Jessie Street National Women's Library Archives Compartment 1/Bay 6/Shelf 1/Position 1 - Compartment 1/Bay 6/Shelf 3/Position 4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available for reference in the library

CONTENTS
BOX 1 - Location 1/6/1/1
1.Constitutions
2.National President
3.AGM
4.ALGWA National Grant
5.NSW Newsletters
6.NSW Newsletters
7.South Australia
8.Queensland N/L
9.Northern Territory N/L
10.Tasmania
11.Tasmania
12.Western Australia
13.Australian Council for Women papers
14.Financial National
15.ALGWA Branch Members List
16.State Secretaries List
17.National ALGWA Conference Sept 1994 – state reports
18.Correspondence 1992-93
19.Postage – Books - Orders

BOX 2 - Location 1/6/1/2
1.Minute Book 1984-1992
2.National Meeting Minutes/ Agenda / Papers
3.Delegates Lists

BOX 3 - Location 1/6/1/3
1.Round Table Meetings Sept 1994 – June 1996
2.Round Table 1993-94
3.Mayor's File correspondence 2.12.90- 24.1.94
4.Mayor's File correspondence Feb 1992 – 19.5.92
5.Mayor's File correspondence 11.8.92 – 10.6.92
6.NSW Conference Papers 1990 -1992
7.ALGWA State Newsletters
8.ALGWA Conference Proceedings
9.ALGWA Bi-annual conference – Forbes - 1992

BOX 4 - Location 1/6/1/4
1.ALGWA Report of 26th Annual Conference NSW & ACT Branches – Bega – 1979
2.ALGWA (NSW) Report of 28th Annual Conference – Wentworth – 1981
3.ALGWA (NSW) Report of 29th Annual Conference - Hunters Hill- 1982
4.ALGWA (Vic) Report of Annual Conference – 1985
5.ALGWA (NSW) Report of 32nd Annual Conference – 1985 -Canberra
(Theme: “Water – its uses and abuses”)
6.ALGWA 10th Biennial National Conference – Hobart – 1984
7.ALGWA 13th Biennial National Conference ­ Burnie Tasmania 1990
8.ALGWA (NSW) Annual conference – Camden – 1996
9.Invitation to hold annual Conference in Tasmania
10.Voluntary Regional Cooperation & Economic Development – project – Ron Mason / Sandra Smith – Western Port DC
11.Voluntary Regional Cooperation & Resource Sharing between Local Govts – Marjorie Schulze SA
12.Suggested Guidelines for the Operation of Voluntary Regional Organisations of Councils – David Efraemson
13.Voluntary Regional Cooperation evolving relationships in Australian Local Govt system – David Efraemson
14.Voluntary Regional Cooperation & Regional Information Delivery systems – Taylor, Papps & Milton – UWA
15.Voluntary Regional Organisations of Councils in Australia July 1992
16.Affirmative Action Implementation Manual – Office of the Status of Women (June 1984)
17.Affirmative Action for Women Vol 1
18.Affirmative Action for Women vol 2
19.Affirmative Action Agency Annual Report 1989 – 90
20.Changing Society for Women's Health – Proceedings of 3rd National Women's Health Conference ANU Canberra – 1995
21.Social Security Review – background discussion paper no 30 “Discouraged workers” a study of long term unemployment and sickness beneficiaries Aged 45 – 54
22.Social Security Review – background discussion paper - no Income Support for Older Women
23.Sex Discrimination Act 1984 No 4
24.Social Security Review – issues paper No 6 Towards a National Retirement Incomes Policy

BOX 5 - Location 1/6/1/5
1.Advisory Guide for Inter-GovernmentaL Relations- The Role of Local Govt Councillors
2.Corporate Planning & Management Guide 1992-2000 Darwin City Council 1994
3.State Recycling Blueprint – WA
4.Second National General Assembly of ALG – Motionsl adopted by Final Plenary Session 1995
5.Political Awareness Seminars for Women – Guide
6.ALGWA Papers
7.ALGWA Newsletters
8. Ozwomen N/L April 1989
9.NWCC News Issue 1 Feb 1991
10.NWCC News Issue 4 Nov 1991
11.NWCC News Issue 5 Jan1992
12.NWCC News Issue 6 April 1992
13.Equal Pay Policy Statement
14.Equal Pay Information paper No 1 A guide to the minimum rates adjustment process
15.Employer Sponsored Child Care – an issues paper Vic 1991
16.Literature Review on Wife battering: attitudes of the community, victims and service providers 1988
17.Sharing the Load:Papers from the 1990 NWCC Conference on Workers and family responsibilities
18.Women who work in Local Government – Fern Marriott & Fran Siemensma Vic
19.Reserach paper No 2 Taswork Evaluation DET Jan 1988
20.Mid-term Implementation Report (Five year action plan 1988-92) Aug 1990 NAFW
21.What on earth can a woman do? NWCC consultation on Women & the environment
22.Breaking the Silence on Domestic Violence – Heather McGregor
23.National Agenda for a Multicultural Australia Sharing our future
24.List of Councils in Australia
25.Two year Action Plan for Women 1998-2000 OFWA Vic.
26.National Review of LG Labour markets – final Report Nov 1989
27.National Review of LG Labour markets -Discussion paper No 9 occupational regulation statutory positions in Local Govt
28.National Review of LG Labour markets – No 8 - finding options for increased investment in education and training for LG workforce
29.National Review of LG Labour markets - No 7 – The impact of change on LG Workforce
30.National Review of LG Labour markets - No 4 – Results of LG Labour market shortages survey
31.National Review of LG Labour markets – Practical manual in personnel practices for LG
32.National Review of LG Labour markets – Shaping Up: Education & Training seminar

BOX 6 - Location 1/6/2/1
1.ALGWA National Board 1986 -1988 Victoria – Branch correspondence, general meeting, Election of President
2.ALGWA National Board 1986 -1988 Victoria Constitutional recognition of LG, Parliamentary responses
3.ALGWA National Board 1986 -1988 Victoria Conference arrangements & Correspondence
4.ALGWA National Board 1986 -1988 National Board – misc. correspondence – President
5.ALGWA National Board 1986 -1988 Victoria - 12th Biennial Conference
6.Papers

BOX 7 - Location 1/6/2/2
1.ALGWA (FEDERAL) Minutes - October 1966-August 1980
2.Conference in SA 1980 last details: Conference in Vic 1978 last details
3.ALGWA Secretary Correspondence Out
4.ALGWA Speakers
5.Non-acceptances
6.Constitutions, Reports from Branches
7.Newsletters from other States
8.President letters received--conference
9.Correspondence from Branches
10.Biennial Meeting June 1 1980
11.Secretary Correspondence IN 1978-80
12.President Correspondence – Sponsors


BOX 8 - Location 1/6/2/3
1.ALGWA papers
2.ALGWA Bank details Conference Melbourne 1978
3.ALGWA National Board 1984-86 Sydney Conference correspondence
4.ALGWA National Board 1984-86 Information from States
5.ALGWA National Board 1984-86 Correspondence
6.ALGWA 7th National Conference Melbourne 1978 (from briefcase of Nancy Needham)

BOX 9 - Location 1/6/2/4
1.ALGWA Grant Monies
2.Receipts and payments Dec 94 - March 95
3.Receipts and payments April 95 - March 96
4.Monthly statements – income and expenditure
5.Receipts and payments Jan- Mar 95
6.Accounts
7.Receipts - payments April – Sept 96
8.Treasurers Reports 1994-96
9.National conference 1994
10.National Financial Record 1986-1994

BOX 10 - Location 1/6/2/5
1.Australian Women Working together 1998
2.ALGWA Correspondence Biennial conference 1998
3.ALGWA Conference Registration forms1998
4.ALGWA Bank accounts November 1994 – May 1997
5.ALGWA Conference registration forms 1998
6.Photo album

BOX 11 - Location 1/6/3/1
1.AGLWA Old Agendas book 1 July 1994
2.AGLWA National Minutes Aug 96 – Oct 98
3.AGLWA Correspondence from 11.3.98
4.AGLWA papers 16th Biennial National Conference Sept 1996 Perth

BOX 12 - Location 1/6/3/2
1.ALGWA National Body correspondence 1992 -98
2.AGLWA minutes Aug 95 – March 96
3.AGLWA minutes May 1996
4.AGLWA minutes May 1996 – Aug 1996

BOX 13 - Location 1/6/3/3
1.Visitors Book
2.National Board Minutes 1994-1996
3.ALGWA National Correspondence July 1994-Feb 1996
4.ALGWA National Correspondence Feb 1996 – July 1996
5.ALGWA National Correspondence July 1996 – October 1996
6.ALGWA 16th Biennial conference duplicate registration forms
7.ALGWA Newsletters / Network Exchange of Women's Services 1998
8.ALGWA Miscellaneous papers

BOX 14 - Location 1/6/3/4
1.Inaugural ALGWA Life Members' plaque, 20-22 July 1990
2.ALGWA publication 'Women in Australian Parliament and Local Government; An Updated History', Dianne Decker, 1992.
3.Office of Local Government publication: 'OLG Catalogue 1989', Australian Government Publishing Service Canberra, 1989.

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ADMINISTRATIVE HISTORY:

The Australian Local Government Women's Association (ALGWA) was founded in 1951 during the Jubilee Year of the Commonwealth of Australia. ALGWA was formed as a non party political organisation to support women's participation in Local Government.
A National Board was elected following the first National Convention which was held in Canberra in October 1966.
Councillor Violet Lambert of Fern Tree Gully Shire in Victoria called the inaugural meeting and a provisional committee was elected, consisting of local government members from South Australia, New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland.
The First branch of the ALGWA was opened in Sydney in 1952. A constitution and by-laws were formally adopted at the 2nd National Conference held in Adelaide in August 1978.
All branches of the ALGWA are autonomous, however, their aims and objectives are based on those of the National Association. Branches hold conferences, seminars and special meetings to advertise their work and educate women in Local Government. National Conferences are held biennially.
Ref: http://www.algwaqld.asn.au/history-of-algwa (accessed 19 February 2013).

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DATE OF ACQUISITION
26 September 2001

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2 x large tin trunks and 3 x type AB201 boxes.


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