Suzanne Mulligan Oral Histories Archive

Internet articles downloaded 2002. Article printout "Mr Eric Abraham, Centenarian Extraordinaire", by Dr Leslie Whitaker, source unknown, ca. 1998. Photocopy of the newspaper article "Leading cadet after 87 years", author unknown, South-West News, 23 January 2002, p. 7. Colour photograph of the Anzac Parade, 25 April 2002. Interviewee profile containing background information about Eric Abraham. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Eric Abraham's interview.

Colour photographs of Eric Abraham taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Eric Abraham incorporated.

Interview with Eric Abraham, World War I veteran. He was recruited by the Dungaree March. Talks about fighting on the Western Front. Witnessed shooting down of Red Baron. Also talks about his work for the Prices Commission during World War II.

The oral history audio file contains the whole interview and does not contain corrections made by Eric Abraham. The oral history video file begins part way through the interview and does not contain corrections made by Eric Abraham.

In both cases only the unedited interview is available and has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript of the audio file with corrections by Eric Abraham is available online.

Newspaper clippings surrounding the death of Eric Abraham including his obituary "Bugle call to adventure made a boy into a man", by Ross Eastgate, Courier Mail, 21 March 2003. Letter from Beryl Wilson to Suzanne Mulligan presumably on the death of Eric Abraham.

Internet articles downloaded 2002, one of which is a map. Interviewee profile containing background information about Jackie Trembling. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Jackie Trembling's interview.

Colour photographs of Jackie Trembling taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including two copies of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Jackie Trembling incorporated. The transcripts are at different stages of completion.

Interview with former hairdresser, Jackie Trembling, about hairdresser training in the UK and then her migration to Australia as a £10 Pom, finally settling in Brisbane. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Jackie Trembling. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript of the audio file with corrections by Jackie Trembling is available online.

Internet articles downloaded ca. 2002. Newspaper clipping "Long way home after fall of Singapore", author unknown, Courier Mail, 13 March 2002, p.14. Annotated map showing the route taken by the Vyner Brooke from Singapore to Banka Island. Interviewee profile containing background information about Jim Iliffe. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Jim Iliffe's interview.

Colour photographs of Jim Iliffe taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan and a copy of the same transcript with corrections made by Jim Iliffe incorporated.

Interview with Jim Iliffe, World War II veteran who escaped from Singapore on a small boat as the Japanese entered the city. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Jim Iliffe. Only the unedited interview is avaliable. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript of the audio file with corrections by Jim Iliffe is available online.

Newspaper clippings surrounding Jim Iliffe's death including his obituary "Captain Jim a TV and radio mentor", by Lauren Hammond, Courier Mail, 4 July 2005.

Monographs by Eve Scott titled "Reflections : Papua New Guinea : 1987 Veteran's tour", by Eve Scott, 1993, contains 2 photographs behind the front cover, undated; "Untold & told stories of the air force : R.A.A.F. & W.A.A.A.F." by Eve Scott 1997, contains a letter from Eve Scott to a R.A.A.F. friend dated 1984; "Woman at war", by Eve Scott, 1985, photocopy, accompanied by a letter. Interviewee profile containing background information about Eve Scott. Newspaper clipping "Gongs of praise for unsung heroines", by Justine Nolan, Courier Mail, 9 March 2002, p. 14. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Eve Scott's interview.

Colour photographs of Eve Scott taken by Suzanne Mulligan on 17 May 2002. Letter from Betty Chessell to Suzanne Mulligan, 2002. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan.

Interview with Eve Scott who worked with the codebreakers in Brisbane during World War II. A transcript is available online. It is preluded by a list of questions related to the interview.

Internet article downloaded 2003. Interviewee profile containing background information about Bob Downey. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Bob Downey's interview.

Colour photographs of Bob Downey taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Bob Downey incorporated.

Interview with Bob Downey about his experiences serving in the Korean War. He fought at the Battle of the Hook. Later worked at Ford, Broadmeadows and in the public service. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Bob Downey. Only the unedited interview is available. The transcript with corrections by Bob Downey is available online.

Internet articles downloaded 2003. Interviewee profile containing background information about Ron Perkins. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Ron Perkin's interview.

Colour photographs of Ron Perkins taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the 18 July 2003. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Ron Perkins incorporated.

Interview with Ron Perkins about his experience in the Korean War. He fought at the significant battle of Kapyong. Later served in Vietnam War. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Ron Perkins. Only the unedited interview is available. The transcript with corrections by Ron Perkins is available online.

Interview with Ron Perkins about his experience in the Korean War. He fought at the significant battle of Kapyong. Later served in Vietnam War. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Ron Perkins. Only the unedited interview is available. The transcript with corrections by Ron Perkins is available online.

Internet article downloaded 2003. Interviewee profile containing background information about Ron Mahony. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Ron Mahony's interview.

Colour photographs of Ron Mahony taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Ron Mahony incorporated.

Interview with Ron Mahony who talks about the history of Toowong Rowing Club from the time he became a member and then went to coach club members. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Ron Mahony. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Ron Mahony is available online.

Cartoon of Geoff Voysey, "Geoffrey Spence Voysey - Commonwealth property - 1948-1988", creator unknown. Interviewee profile containing background information about Geoff Voysey. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Geoff Voysey's interview.

Colour photographs of Geoff Voysey taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the 17 October 2003. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Geoff Voysey incorporated.

Interview with Geoff Voysey, the last Chief Property Officer for Queensland, part of the Commonwealth Department of Administrative Services. He negotiated several property deals with private owners to purchase land used for various ways, including Defence, Airport, beacon locations. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Geoff Voysey. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Geoff Voysey is available online.

Newspaper clipping of Geoff Voysey's obituary, source unknown.

Internet articles downloaded 2003. Interviewee profile containing background information about Hugh Willis. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Hugh Willis's interview.

Colour photographs of Hugh Willis taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan with corrections by Hugh Willis incorporated.

Interview with Hugh Willis about his experiences as the Harbour Master at Port Stanley in the aftermath of the Falklands War. Hugh migrated to Australia and died at Caloundra in 2017. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Hugh Willis. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Hugh Willis is available online.

Further material related to Hugh Willis that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Email printout from Hugh Willis to Suzanne providing further references on subjects related to his interview.

Photocopies of newspaper clippings including "$114,000 rowing centre opened : Toowong club bounces back", by Lawrie Kavanagh, Sunday Mail, ca. 1976; "Rowing huskies" and "Toowong row appeal opened" both source unknown and undated. Group photograph of the 1953 Winners Champ and notes that identify the participants. Interviewee profile containing background information about Cal Malouf. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Cal Malouf's interview.

Colour photograph of Cal Malouf taken by Suzanne Mulligan on 9 January 2004. Transcript documents including a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Cal Malouf incorporated and 2 pages of parts of a transcript.

Interview with Cal Malouf, Life Member of Toowong Rowing Club, talks about the rebuilding of the Club following the 1974 flood. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Cal Malouf. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Cal Malouf is available online.

Internet articles downloaded 2004. Photocopy of a magazine clipping "My flight across Antartica", by Lincoln Ellsworth, National Geographic, July 1936. Emails printed 2004. Photocopies from the monograph "Australia in the Antartic : interest, activity and endeavour", by R.A. Swan, 1961 (email printout from Syd Kirkby to Suzanne Mulligan attached, 2004). Copies of newspaper clippings "Charlie earns place in Antartic history", by Kylie Knight, The Chronicle, 2002; "Aviators celebrate pioneer's epic flight", by Kevin Meade, The Australian, 2002; "Antarctic pleasures : tourist resort of the future", by C.W. Gibbs, 1938. Interviewee profile containing background information about Charlie Gibbs. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Charlie Gibb's interview.

Email printout from Nick Lovibond to Suzanne Mulligan suggesting Charlie Gibbs for the interview. Notes made by Charlie Gibbs written before his interview. Colour photographs of Charlie Gibbs taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (email print out from Syd Kirby to Suzanne Mulligan attached), a copy of the same transcript with corrections made by Charlie Gibbs incorporated.

Interview with Charlie Gibbs about his experiences being part of an expedition to Antarctica to "rescue" Ellsworth and Kenyon in 1936. Charlie lived in Brisbane for many years until his death. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Charlie Gibbs. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Charlie Gibbs is available online.

Further material related to Charlie Gibbs that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Internet printouts downloaded 2004. Newspaper clipping "Adventurer still melts our hearts", by John Wright, Courier Mail, 1 May 2009, p. 12. Email printout from Syd Kirby advising Suzanne Mulligan of Charlie Gibb's death, 2007.

Photocopy of a magazine clipping "Centenary of thte Qld Fingerprint Bureau", Police Bulletin, Issue 281, 10 June 2004. Internet printouts downloaded 2004. Interviewee profile containing background information about Cecil Smith. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Cecil Smith's interview.

Colour photographs of Cecil Smith taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan and a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Cecil Smith incorporated.

Interview with Cecil Smith who worked at the Fingerprint Bureau, Queensland Police from the 1930s till the 1950s. Shows how very good eyesight was an asset for this job. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Cecil Smith. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Cecil Smith is available online.

Further material related to Cecil Smith that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Magazine clipping, "New technology puts finger on crime", from the Police Bullletin, issue 292, April 2005, p.38. Issue December 2004 of the Police Journal. Pages 30-32 feature an extract from the Cecil Smith interview. A full copy of the interview was donated to the Queensland Police Museum.

Newspaper clipping of Cecil Smith's obituary, author unknown, Courier Mail, 22 May 2007, p. 73.

Internet printout downloaded 2005 and photocopy from a monograph, source unknown. Photcopy of a newspaper clipping titled "Land army veterans to join Anzac ranks", by Steve Gray, The Chronicle, 6 February 2002, p. 4. Newspaper clipping containing 2 articles "Land army girls forgotten", by Edith Edwards and "Work was hard and heavy", by Edna Herring both from "The Australian Senior", October 2004. Interviewee profile containing background information about Edith Edwards. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Edith Edward's interview.

Colour photograph of Edith Edwards taken by Suzanne Mulligan in 2005. Letter about the interview from Edith Edwards to Suzanne Mulligan dated 24 August 2005.Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Edith Edwards incorporated.

Interview with Edith Edwards about her experiences in the Land Army during World War II. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Edith Edwards. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Edith Edwards is available online.

Further material related to Edith Edwards that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Monograph titled "The Fourth Service : ex Australian Womens Land Army World War II" (letter from Mary Macklin to Suzanne Mulligan, 2007, enclosed), by Mary Macklin, 2001. Newspaper clipping "Woman made the hard slog on land to boost war effort", by Debra Bela, Courier Mail, 2 June 2005, p. 12.

Newspaper clipping of Cecil Smith's obituary, author unknown, Courier Mail, 22 May 2007, p. 73.

Photocopies of a number of newspaper articles, sources unknown, 2 photocopies contain a number of articles and may have been copied from a scrapbook. Miscellaneous notes. Interviewee profile containing background information about Keith Blicharski. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Keith Blicharski's interview.

Colour photograph of Keith Blicharski taken by Suzanne Mulligan in 2005. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan.

Interview with Keith Blicharski about his World War II experiences and his career as a speedway rider and driver in Brisbane and elsewhere. He had a big reputation and was fondly called "The Count". The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. A transcript is available online.

Account by Doreen Balfour of her nursing experiences. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Doreen Balfour's interview.

Colour photographs of Doreen Balfour taken by Suzanne Mulligan in 2005. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Doreen Balfour incorporated.

Interview with Doreen Balfour about her career as a nurse, her training at Prince Henry Hospital, her work during WWII and later looking after children with polio. She finished her working life in Brisbane. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Doreen Balfour. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Doreen Balfour is available online. 

Interviewee profile containing background information about Les Keefer. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Les Keefer's interview.

Colour photographs of Les Keefer taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Les Keefer incorporated.

Interview with Les Keefer about his experiences as a member of Toowong Rowing Club. Interesting stories about members of the club. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Les Keefer. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The unedited transcript is available online. 

Further material related to Les Keefer that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Printout of a group photograph containing Les Keefer (email printout from Jess to Suzanne Mulligan attached identifying members of the group).

Internet printout downloaded 2006. Printout of an article, no source, undated.

Colour photographs of Jim Stratton taken by Suzanne Mulligan. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan.

Interview with Jim Stratton about his experiences in the NSW Fire Brigade, policing in New Guinea, soldier in WWII at Dunkirk. He lived at Redcliffe until his death. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript is available online.

Internet printout downloaded 2006. Printed message from Roger and Janette Steele to Paul and Betty Vandeleur written 1998 on their retirement. Photocopied articles about the Camfield cattle Station (with 2 photocopied letters attached), written by Peter Forrest after interviewing Paul Vandeleur, 1998. Documents, 1 printed, 1 photocopied, about Camfield, source and date unknown. Photocopy of a page of notes. Interviewee profile containing background information about Paul Vandeleur. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Paul Vandeleur's interview.

Colour photograph of Paul Vandeleur taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Paul Vandeleur incorporated.

Interview with Paul Vandeleur who talks about cattle drives across Queensland to Northern Territory. He owned a large cattle station near Katherine. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Paul Vandeleur. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Paul Vandeleur is available online.

Newspaper clippings of obituaries including "Pioneer opened up the north", by John Anderson, Courier Mail, 30 September 2011, p. 97.

Interviewee profile containing background information about Betty Vandeleur. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Betty Vandeleur's interview.

Colour photograph of Betty Vandeleur taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Betty Vandeleur incorporated.

Interview with Betty Vandeleur as she talks about her nursing training at the Mater Hospital. Later she joined her husband Paul on a large cattle station. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Betty Vandeleur. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Betty Vandeleur is available online.

Photocopies of parts of 2 monographs "Defeat of an ideal : a study of the self-destuction of the United Nations", by Shirley Hazzard, 1973 and "The United Nations : how it works and what it does, by Evan Luard, 1994. Internet printouts downloaded 2006, 2007 and a photocopy of a newspaper clipping titled "UN Chief 'hits the ground stumbling'", by David Nason, 15 January 2007, p. 10. Newspaper clippings "Hazel still holds hope for callous thief", Courier Mail, 18 March 2005, p. 3; "It's an UN-happy birthday", by Alison Broinowski and Don D'Cruz, Courier Mail, 24 October 2005, p. 4; and "Cancer link to studios probed", by Jeff Sommerfeld, 15-16 October 2005, p. 9; Print outs of 6 photos, black and white.

Interviewee profile containing background information about Hazel Hernsdorf. Miscellaneous notes from conversations with Hazel prior to her interview. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Hazel Hersdorf's interview.

CD jacket constructed by Suzanne Mulligan with a picture of Hazel Hernsdorf. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Hazel Hernsdorf incorporated.

Interview with Hazel Hernsdorf who talks about being a stenographer for the military in World War II. In the 1950s she travelled to USA and met Harry Truman, and Lucy Arnaz and her family. She was a stenographer for the manager of ABC TV when it began in Brisbane. She also worked for the UN but declined to include this in the interview for security reasons. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Hazel Hernsdorf. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Hazel Hernsdorf is available online.

Further material related to Hazel Hernsdorf that may have been used for research purposes after the interview. Newspaper clipping "A victum : fooled by a shrewd thief", by Rob Kidd, Courier Mail, 17-18 December 2011, p. 5.

Funeral booklet provided at Hazel Hernsdorf's funeral. Newspaper clippings of obituaries including "Stenographer finds her brilliant career", author unknown, 3 January 2015, Courier Mail.

Internet article downloaded 2007. Coloured photogaph of Jack Hutchinson and Alan Roaf, 1986, leaving Queensland. Interviewee profile containing background information about Alan Roaf. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Alan Roaf's interview.

Colour photograph of Alan Roaf taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text), a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Alan Roaf incorporated.

Interview with Alan Roaf, a Canadian and international rowing coach who came to Queensland tasked with teaching Queensland rowers better rowing practices. He had a huge impact on improving Queensland rowing. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Alan Roaf. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The unedited transcript is available online.

Photocopies of letters, Murial Bath's birth certificate and a form dating 1908-1948. Interviewee profile containing background information about Muriel Bath. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Muriel Bath's interview.

Colour photograph of Muriel Bath taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Muriel Bath to Suzanne Mulligan attached), a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Muriel Bath incorporated.

Interview with Muriel Bath who served in the Australian Navy during World War II then became one of the first female policewomen in Queensland. She celebrated her 100th birthday in 2008. This oral history is a representation of the raw interview and does not contain corrections made by Muriel Bath. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Muriel Bath is available online.

Issue February 2008 of the Police Journal. Pages 26-28 feature an extract from the Muriel Bath interview. A full copy of the interview was donated to the Queensland Police Museum.

Interviewee profile containing background information about Bob Dansie. Printout of the logo of the Centenary Heights High School, Toowoomba. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Bob Dansie's interview.

2 CD jackets constructed by Suzanne Mulligan with pictures of Bob Dansie. Transcript documents including a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan, a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Bob Dansie incorporated. Letter from Bob Dansie to Suzanne Mulligan regarding his interview.

Interview with Bob Dansie, first headmaster for Centenary Heights High School, Toowoomba. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Bob Dansie. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Bob Dansie is available online.

Internet articles downloaded 2008. Newspaper clippings "Prisoners' work plan", by Rosemary Odgers, Courier Mail, 4 November 2008, p. 12; "New cell block opened", by Kelly Daniels, The Satellite, 29 October 2008, p. 5; and "Inmate said he'd kill", by Dr. Edward Heffernan, Courier Mail, 8-9 November 2008, p. 3. Interviewee profile containing background information about Bill Kearney. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Bill Kearney's interview.

Colour photograph of Bill Kearney taken by Suzanne Mulligan on 20 November 2008. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text), a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Suzanne Mulligan to Bill Kearney, 2008, attached), a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Bill Kearney incorporated.

Interview with Bill Kearney who served as a prison officer from the 1930s, including at Boggo Road. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Bill Kearney. Only thte unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Bill Kearney is available online.

Printout of email correspondence between Suzanne Mulligan and Sarah van Maanen which records the details of Bill Kearney's death.

Printout titled "Austrak", On Track, October 2001. Interviewee profile containing background information about John Ready. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to John Ready's interview.

Colour photograph of John Ready taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Suzanne Mulligan to John Ready attached), a copy of same transcript with corrections made by John Ready incorporated.

Interview with John Ready, an engineer, who worked in Queensland, including on the Fairbairn Dam. He also worked on the Ghan Railway. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by John Ready. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by John Ready is available online.

Printout of text to "The song of war - a tribute to bomber command", by Geoff Swindells, undated. Interviewee profile containing background information about Geoff Swindells. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Geoff Swindell's interview.

Colour photographs of Geoff Swindells taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the 9 September 2010 and 27 October 2010. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview, a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (correspondence between Suzanne Mulligan and Geoff Swindells attached), a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Geoff Swindells incorporated.

Interview with Geoff Swindells about his experiences in the Lancaster bombers during the Battle of Britain in World War II. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Geoff Swindells. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Geoff Swindells is available online.

Photocopy, undated. Brochure "50 years : celebrating five decades of rebuilding lives, promoting independence and preventing injury", by Spinal Injuries Association, 2010. Monograph "Step by step we conquer : the story of Queensland's Sporting Wheelies and Disabled Association", by Vicki Epstein, 2002, article on pp. 116-117 about Peter Marsh. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Peter Marsh's interview.

Coloured photographs of Peter Marsh taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some notes) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Suzanne Mulligan to Peter Marsh attached).

Interview with paralympian Peter Marsh about his Paralympic career. The interview was conducted over two separate days. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. A transcript corrected by Peter Marsh is available online. The oral history does not reflect these corrections.

Magazine article "Vale Peter Marsh", by Col Mackereth, The Advocate, Jan-Feb, 2013, p. 26. Funeral booklet provided at Peter Marsh's funeral, 2012. Newspaper clipping of Peter Marsh's obituary, author and source unknown, 2012.

Coloured photograph of Doug Davis taken by Suzanne Mulligan on the day of the interview. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text), a copy of the unedited transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Suzanne Mulligan to Doug Davis attached) and a copy of same transcript with corrections made by Doug Davis incorporated.

Interview with Doug Davis about his experiences in the Royal Navy, particularly during World War II. He and his wife migrated to Australia in the 1980s. This oral history is a representation of the unedited interview and does not contain corrections made by Doug Davis. Only the unedited interview is available. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Doug Davis is available online.

Coloured photographs of Trevor Clifford,1 of Trevor Clifford and Suzanne Mulligan taken by an unidentified person, 1 of Trevor Clifford taken by Suzanne Mulligan, both photographs taken on 21 November 2014. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan.

Interview with Trevor Clifford about his career as a Botanist. He lectured at University of Queensland. He has lived in Brisbane since the 1970s. The interview was conducted on two separate days. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. The transcript with corrections by Trevor Clifford is available online.

Internet articles downloaded 2016. Interviewee profile containing background information about Mal Lancaster. This information was probably used by Suzanne Mulligan for research purposes prior to Mal Lancaster's interview.

Colour photographs, 1 of Mal Lancaster and Suzanne Mulligan taken by an unidentified person, 1 of Mal Lancaster taken by Suzanne Mulligan both photographs taken on 13 October 2016. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (letter from Suzanne Mulligan to Mal Lancaster attached).

Interview with Mal Lancaster about his career as a Australian Defence Force photographer, particularly the F111 fighter jet. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. A transcript corrected by Mal Lancaster is available online. The oral history does not reflect these corrections.

Photocopy of 4 documents including an article from Prism, August 1971 and a certificate conferring Bill Smit lifetime honorary membership to the Queensland Colour Group, dated 1964.

Colour photographs of Bill Smit taken by Suzanne Mulligan on 22 February 2017. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan (with a note from Bill Smit to Suzanne Mulligan attached).

Interview with Bill Smit about his work as a photographer, photography judge, and forming the now Queensland Camera Group. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. A transcript corrected by Bill Smit is available online. The oral history does not reflect these corrections.

Printout by Emilie Ng, 12 June 2017. Cathedral of St. Stephen's note template.

Colour photographs of Father Peter Brannelly, Rosalie Church, Rosalie Church plaque, Jubilee Catholic Parish Administration Centre taken by Suzanne Mulligan August 2017. Transcript documents including a list of questions related to the interview (with some text) and a copy of the transcript transcribed by Suzanne Mulligan.

Interview with Father Peter Brannelly about his life as a priest, worked in the West Indies. He had been the Jubilee parish priest for 11 years. He helped create Jubilee after merging five smaller parishes. The oral history has been created by joining together a number of smaller parts. A transcript corrected by Father Peter Brannelly is available online. The oral history does not reflect these corrections.