The Australian Women's Register

Collection includes files and other material concerning Robyn Read’s years as an alderman of North Sydney Council, 1987-1991 and as Executive Director of City Services for the ACT government, 1995-1997: BOX 1 Correspondence with executives and unions, newscuttings and planning records relating to changes to the ACT public service and re-structure of Department of Urban Services, 1995-1997 Legal and personal correspondence and records relating her employment contract, changes to contract arrangements for executives and resignation from her position as Executive Director of ACT City Services, 1995-1997. Includes correspondence with solicitors Three appointments diaries 1992, 1997 Newsletters, printed procedures, slides and policy documents for ACT City Services, 1995-1998 Uncorrected proofs of ‘The More Things Change’, by Robyn Read, 1995 BOX 2 Legal document and letter indicating intention to run for as Independent candidate for to North Shore by-election campaign, 1994 Newscuttings, printed ephemera, volunteer list and media releases relating to North Shore by-election campaign, 1994 Ephemera distributed by Jillian Skinner, Liberals, other candidates and associations for state by-election, 1994 Correspondence, ephemera, research material and list of volunteers for election campaign, 1991 Letters from Robyn Read enclosing ephemera, letters and documents distributed by other candidates during state elections, 1991 and 1994 Letter signed from Robin Read as Member for North Shore to constituents introducing herself as representative on the NSW Parliament, 1990 Report ‘Power to the People democracy?’, ca. 1990 Newscuttings, letters, copies of photographs, minutes, insurance documents and flyers relating to student protests/rallies against proposed education reforms organised by Secondary Students Coalition, 1988 Newscuttings relating to North Sydney Council, 1972-1975 Correspondence relating to her appointment and role as Deputy Mayor of North Sydney, 1974 ELECTRONIC MATERIAL 21 mini-disks of parliamentary correspondence, ca. 1989- 2 floppy disks, 1994