Wiseman, Colin
WPride History GroupBoomerangs, Mardi Gras, Dawn O’Donnell, Donnie Smith, Ken Garrahy, Kandy’s Garden of Eden, Purple Onion, Chez Ivy, Rex Hotel, Sussex Hotel, Ken Kandy Johnson, Trolley Car, Ruby Red’s, Exchange Hotel, Newtown Hotel, Carlton Rex, Botany RSL, Bob Lonard, Fitness Exchange, Paddington Town Hall, David Wilkins, John Murray, Gay Rights Lobby, Gay and Lesbian Counselling Service, Boomerang Street, Bexley Masonic Hall, Ian McLean, Coronation Hall, Botany Town Hall, Leichhardt. Town Hall, Randwick Town Hall, Keith Whitehead, Rodd Island, Fiddens Wharf, Neville Whitlock, Dot and Fanny, Colin Corney, Balmain Town Hall, AIDS, Neil Beasley, Police, Campsie, Gay Centre, Acceptance, Bobby Goldsmith, Jim Dykes, Ankali, Metropolitan Community Church, Manor Pantry, Luncheon Club
Haines, Trevor
HPride History Groupsexual abuse, priest affair, psychologist, law school, Phillip Street, University of Sydney, The Carlton, Pfahlerts, The Australia, Ushers, Hilton Hotel, The Rex, Clifton Gardens, Police, Leura, Attorney General's Office, Beats, Police Lists, Under Secretary of Justice, Boomerang Street, Hyde Park, Town Hall Station, Wynyard Station, James Fairfax, Pedophilia, Clergy, Catholic Church, gay hate crimes, entrapment, Wayne Evans, Institute of Criminology, Gordon Hawkins, Chameleons, Glebe, Dawn O'Donnell, Police raids, homosexual law reform, Neville Wran, Frank Walker, Anti-Discrimination Act 1976, Gerald Gleeson, Barry Unsworth, Michael Kirby, social dances, Petersham Town Hall, Leichhardt Town Hall, Trolley Bar, arson, fires, Kingsford, Yvonne Oakey, Norm Walsh, fire inquests, Annie, Annick, Abe Saffron, police bribes, Beer and Beef Club, Carlton Brewery, Capriccios, Special Branch, Vietnam, Protests, demonstrations, Federal Police, Pedophile priest files, cardinal, archbishop, vice squad, Indecency Squad
Chetcuti, Joseph
CPride History GroupPaola, Malta, Valetta, Society of Christian Doctrine, Dom Mintoff, Paddington, Franciscans, Anglesea, Wales, Catholicism, Brothers of Gerard Majella, Peter Bonsall-Boone, Cross+Section, Cathy French, Terry Street, Balmain, Ken Burgin, Gary Pye, Adonis Pancake Parlour, Phone a Friend, Acceptance, Metropolitan Community Church, CAMP, 33a Glebe Point Road, Ian Craigie, Apollo Bar, Sacred Heart Church, Second Vatican Council, Gay Pride Week, 1973 Gay Pride March, UNSW, Sydney Gay Liberation, Gay Liberation Front, National Homosexual Conference, National Service, Women's Night, Lesbian feminisits, Ron Austin, Lance Gowland, Marg McMann, Robyn Plaister, Robyn Kennedy, Peter de Waal, Diane Minnis, Frank Howarth, Terry Goulden, John Greenway, Bob Hay, Paul Smith, GAYFED, COGG, Drop the charges, Chris Wright, Kym Skinner, Kings Cross, Castellos, Palms, Patchs, Capriccios, City Gym, Fitness Exchange, Jen Jenson, Broadway Gym, Bodybuilding, fashion, Mardi Gras, Bernard O'Rourke, Tom Robinson, Meg Christian, Robyn Archer, Police, Weekend Australian, parade permit, College Street, Stanley Street, Missionay House of St Paul, Darlinghurst Police Station, Peter Mitchell, Branco Gaica, Forbes Street, Liverpool Street Court, James Jupp, Glebe School of Poets, Joanna Burns, Central Street Gallery, Martin Place, Federated Clerks Union, ACOA, Lindsay Tanner
Laidlaw, Bruce
LPride History GroupReligion, Catholicism, Brothers, Acceptance, Garry Pye, First Mardi Gras, Mardi Gras 78er, TAFE, Hands-On Massage, HIV/AIDS, Ward 17, Police, Beats, John Marsden, Thailand, Marriage equality
Wotherspoon, Garry
WPride History GroupMaroubra, Banking, UNSW, sex life, Father and Son Movement, Church Fellowship, Sydney University, Liberal Society, State Council, The Sussex Hotel, Dennis Altman, Lex Watson, Radicalism, Sue Wills, Ernie Chapels, GUTS, Gay Union of Tertiary Staff, CAMP INC, Homosexual Law Reform, Robert Aldrich, The Bulletin, Sunday Telegraph, Police, First Mardi Gras, Sydney and Australian Gay History Project, Gay history, Carlton Rex, The Montgomery, The Chrevon, Quarter Deck, The Rock and Roll, Chameleons, Beats, Bears, Tamarama, Bondi, Coogee, Lady Jane beach, Neville Wran, National Service, Saddletracks Bar, City of the Plain, Being Different, Words from the Same Heart, gay publishing, book publishing, Sydney History Group, Sylvia Hale, Who's who in Gay and Lesbian History, Australian Centre for Gay Research, HIV/AIDS
Williams, Cameron
WPride History GroupOscar Wilde, Pat Eldershaw, John Colebrook, David Marr, Sydney University, St Paul's College, Garry Wotherspoon, Double Bay, Chez Ivy, Rex hotel, Steam baths Bondi Junction, Purple Onion, Chevron, Carlton Arcade, Chameleons, Balgowlah, Shelley Beach, Manly, Narrabeen, Collaroy, Beats, Rushcutters Bay, Rose Bay, Bondi Rocks, Randwick, William Street, Police, Bashing, The Wall, Enzos, Capriccios, Midnight Shift, Ray Caldwell, Sylvia and the Synthetics, Andrew Sharpe, Doris Fish, Scarborough Hotel, Warren Fahey, Yolandas, Graeme George, Phillip Bell, Cora Harrington, Leslie Walford, Dick Keep, Max Ambrose, John West, Peter McCormack, Richard Coombe, Ivan Walker, Harry Mitchell, Nick Lyons, John OBrien, Bobby Samuels, Chandler Coventry, Tim Ridgeworth, Rex Irwin, Macquarie Galleries, Robin Gibson, Charles Lloyd Jones, Bruce Morgan, Gordan Stuart, Gordon Douglas, James Fairfax, Nick Lorschy, Rubies, Jools, Lex Watson, CAMP, St Johns Balmain, Mardi Gras, HIV/AIDS, Moratorium, Geoffrey Williams, Sergeant Ellis, San Fransisco, Edmund White, Richard D'Alpuget, Bobby Goldsmith, Simon Grace, Michael Dickenson, Rex Cramphorn, David Williams, Deborah Allard, Ray Seedy, Hugh Jamieson, Beatrix Williams
