• Woodcut print showing people standing together with a placard reading 'Unemployed Workers Movement of Carlton'.

    Walking Tours of Unemployed Resistance in Brunswick, 1929-35

    These walking tours visit the sites of some of Melbourneโ€™s fiercest unemployed battles in the northern suburb of Brunswick, including pickets, occupations and protests.

  • Black and white photo of a crowd of people including several children.|Photograph of a billboard advertising Winfield cigarettes. The billboard advertising reads 'Anyhow... Winfield 25s'. Graffiti has been inserted so it reads 'Anyhow buga up a Winfield 25'.

    Lock Out The Landlords: Australian Anti-Eviction Resistance 1929-1936

    The economic depression of the 1930s saw thousands of Australians thrown out of their homes and into the streets. These actions however did not go unopposed. Across Australia pickets, occupations and protests were organised to disrupt and prevent evictions and auctions, wiing forms of rent assistance along the way.

  • Stencil reads 'Better to Squat than Let Houses Rot'

    Victoria Street Squats: Anti development struggles in Sydney in the 1970s

    Iain McIntyre talks with Ian Milliss about his involvement with Sydney’s Victoria St squats. During the early 1970s this street in Kings Cross became the focus of a long running anti-development struggle that brought together long term residents, unionists and squatters in a campaign which reignited squatting across the city.

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