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from fairfaxarchives: Working class residents of Glebe and Annandale in Sydney's Inner West protest against imperialist opposition to Soviet Russia, August 1931. Many of the protestors wear a circular badge on their left lapel, possibly indicating membership of a trade union or the Communist Party of Australia. (The CPA had a membership of almost 4000 in the 1930s.) The photo was taken on St John’s Road, Glebe, opposite Glebe Town Hall. Photo by an unidentified photographer for @sydneymorningherald. To purchase this and other images visit fairfaxsyndication.com ID: FXT269166. "Trucks travelling to and from the Bays Precinct ... are forecast to increase almost nine-fold ... within the next three years" Trucks to skyrocket in Sydney's inner west due to transport projects smh.com.au 'Sensitive' government documents reveal the cumulative impact on already congested roads of construction starting on several multibillion-dollar transport projects.The Lord Mayor will officially open the Harold Park Community Hall (Level 1, lTramsheds) on Saturday 18 August, 11am - 12:30. All welcome. Harold Park community hall launch | What's On - City of Sydney whatson.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au Free coffee, gelato and music while you explore our new facilitiesFascinating video about the Glebe Dirty Reds. It covers the intrigue surrounding the Club's dropping from the competition in the 1920s, along with other aspects of the Club's history and the current situation. Makes you proud to be a Glebeite!A short film about the life, death and rebirth of Australia's first rugby league team, Glebe Rugby League Football club. The Dirty Reds were reborn in 2017 a... |
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6 reuss street 1930 ‘s Ellen Grey