Sitemap - 1987 - A Sense of Place Magazine
Diary notes, too much partying, 31 December, 1987.
Diary notes, 30 December, 1987.
Government wants to clear te air and save our skins, Sydney Morning Herald, 30 December, 1987
Too small, too big, or too bad? Sydney Morning Herald, 30 December, 1987
Man Held Over Orchard Shooting Sydney Morning Herald 29 December, 1987
Death among the fruit fields, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 December, 1987. Page One.
Diary notes, 28 December, 1987.
Can a sinking politician swim in business, The Sydney Morning Herald, 22 December, 1987.
Neglected queen's majesty restored, QVB, The Sydney Morning Herald, 21 December, 1987.
Old ambience in New England, Travel, Sydney Morning Herald, 19 December, 1987.
How our MPs are living off the fat of the land, The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 December, 1987.
Hepatitis B costing $50 million a year, Sydney Morning Herald, 16 December, 1987
Country doctors vow to fight on, The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 December, 1987.
Raid nets $56m drug crops, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 December, 1987.
Journal. 8 December, 1987. Tamworth. Eaten by Mice.
Call for action on new ecstasy drug, The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 December, 1987.
Street-wise rules foil bag snatchers Sydney Morning Herald 8 October 1987 Photography Rick Stevens
Sydney misses out on this shopping yen, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1 December, 1987.
Reunited: seven who cheated death, The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 November, 1987.
Today's People: The King and Queen of Belgium, The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 November, 1987.
Big names miss miners' talks, The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 November, 1987.
Chances of a similar tragedy in Sydney slim, Sydney Morning Herald, 20 November, 1987
780 angry tow trucks swarm on Parliament, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 November, 1987
Today's People: Invisible Writing, The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 November, 1987.
Shortage of prison officers blamed, The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 November, 1987
Ennui's Troubadors, Headboy, Vale Bruce Hewitt, Sydney Morning Herald, 13 November, 1987
Skid-row women face funds cut, The Sydney Morning Herald, 11 November, 1987.
True confessions: our judges have a few secrets, Sydney Morning Herald, 10 November, 1987 Page One
NSW snubs coal aid plan, The Sydney Morning Herald, Circa 9 November, 1987.
Statewide crackdown against rape begins, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November, 1987.
Phone-in service Govt's answer to health critics, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November, 1987
Harmony on the street where races meet, Sydney Morning Herald, 7 November, 1987
Pancreas transplants an Aust first, The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 November, 1987.
Randwick exams didn't start well, Class of 87, Sydney Morning Herald, 4 November, 1987
Receipt of From Here to Oblivion, Australian National Playwrights Conference, 1987.
Statewide campaign against rape begins, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 November, 1987.
NSW gambled $10b in year, Sydney Morning Herald, 3 November, 1987.
The delicate surgery that may save an arm, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987.
Child restraints a bind for parents, says NRMA, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987.
Mr Neil Mackerras, Aborigines' advocate, Obituary, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987.
Australian says Fiji authorities threatened her with violence, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987
Writing block lines for great photographers. Picture Paul Mathews. The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987.
Any mug can make money now, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 October, 1987 Page One
BLF march after adjournment, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 October, 1987
Matthews hoping to trap pushers on a sticky wicket, The Sydney Morning Herald, 27 October, 1987.
Raw sewage flows down street all weekend, The Sydney Morning Herald, 26 October, 1987.
It's time for the late shift, Frank, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 October, 1987
An all-night bus service to drive AIDS away, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 October, 1987.
RSI does exist and afflicts the US too, says doctor, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 October, 1987
Today's People, Belgium King and Queen, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1987.
Work, it's wonderful in a coffee table book, The Sydney Morning Herald, 23 October, 1987.
Cleopatra's barge belongs to Packer Sydney Morning Herald, 16 October, 1987
Mountains Heritage Preserved The Sydney Morning Herald 15 October 1987 Picture Doris Thomas
Council puts 67 conditions on Kings Cross tunnel site, Sydney Morning Herald, 14 October, 1987
Study backs marina at Woolloomoolloo, Sydney Morning Herald, 7 October, 1987.
Diary notes, Partial, 4 October, 1987. Or mix up in dates....
Bid to evict pensioner, 85, fails, The Sydney Morning Herald, 22 October, 1987.
Din over Kings Cross Building, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 September, 1987 Picture by Gary McLean
Mental hospital closures please lobbies, appal staff, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 September, 1987
Life can get crowded on skid row, The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 September, 1987
Slippery rockers leave kids on the skids, Sydney Morning Herald, September, 1987.
Murder on the Street to Nowhere, Sydney Morning Herald, 15 September, 1987 Page One
World still at war: 35 million dead since 1945, Sydney Morning Herald, 14 September, 1987 Page One
We're older when we wed, if we bother at all, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 September, 1987
Postcard from Simon, Kathmandu, 7 September, 1987.
Disharmony hits Orchestra Sydney Morning Herald 7 September 1987
Greek National Tourist Organisation, Complaint, 3 September, 1987.
It's no fun now the boss doesn't pay, Sydney Morning Herald, 3 September, 1987
More monorials welcome, if builders pay, Sydney Morning Herald, 31, August, 1987
All in a day's work for an NRMA man, Sydney Morning Herald, 21 August, 1987
Ogre Laws for Singo's agency, Sydney Morning Herald, 19 August, 1987
$5.8m price jump in two months for Kings Cross site, Sydney Morning Herald, 18 August, 1987
Leave us alone, doctors tell Govt, The Sydney Morning Herald, 17 August, 1987.
Bronte joins the world in quest for peace, Sydney Morning Herald, 17 August, 1987 Picture Greg White
Fiji Police release Australian, Sydney Morning Herald, August 1987.
Shelter for homeless 'stretched to the limit', Sydney Morning Herald, 10 August, 1987
Kings Cross Village Centre facing an uncertain future, The Sydney Morning Herald, 5 August, 1987.
Beachside bazaar to defy ban Sydney Morning Herald 3 August, 1987
Coal unions meet as Hawke's peace package teeters, Sydney Morning Herald, 3 August, 1987
Wheeling the funds in, Sydney Morning Herald, 29 June, 1987
Yowies? Not really, only hermits, Sydney Morning Herald, 29 July, 1987
Men who work with 6,000 accidents a week, The Sydney Morning Herald, 28 July, 1987
Epilepsy was no obstacle on epic walk, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 July, 1987
Unsworth's clean city plans rile street kids, Sydney Morning Herald, 25 July, 1987
Biggest punters live in the west, Sydney Morning Herald, 21 July, 1987
Part of column Today's People, Sydney Morning Herald, 16 July, 1987
Photo Grandmother Sarah Audrey Higginbottom, seen here with great grandson Carey. Circa 1987.
Typical scribbled notes for story, Circa 1987.
Lift the ceiling on home loans, banker urges Govt, Sydney Morning Herald, 13 July, 1987
Battlers go over the top for Labor, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 July, 1987
Adam: the boy who had everything, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 July, 1987
What will tomorrow hold? The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July, 1987.
A long day's search for a sickbed, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 July, 1987.
Caltex stoppage is likely to continue, Sydney Morning Herald, 2 July, 1987
Psst! Anyone want a to-secret job offer? Sydney Morning Herald, 30 June, 1987
Psst! Anyone want a to-secret job offer? Sydney Morning Herald, 30 June, 1987
Disabled show they're sports, 29 June, 1987.
A note from poet Vicki Vidikas, 1987.
Women deported in vice crackdown, Sydney Morning Herald, 29 June, 1987
Lithgow gets the damage in quake, Sydney Morning Herald, 26 June, 1987
Squattocracy of the city living oin the reazor's edge, Sydney Morning Herald, 25 June, 1987
Petrol deregulation plan pips Liberals, Sydney Morning Herald, 22 June, 1987
Pix. At Mark Gordon's flat, Elizabeth Bay, Sydney, Australia, Circa 1987.
Flying high on fond airline memories, The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 June, 1987. Picture Ian Cugley.
Other Australians held overseas, The Sydney Morning Herald, 13 June, 1987.
Forensic scientists tell of court frustrations, The Sydney Morning Herald, 13 June, 1987.
A boom from 6,000 mouths, Sydney Morning Herald, 10 June, 1987
Hello sailors, says Sydney Sydney Morning Herald, 8 June 1987 Page One
On the job, pix, Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1987. Not sure time or place.
On the job, pix, Sydney Morning Herald, circa 1987.
Secret nuclear protest plans for arrival of USS Midway, Sydney Morning Herald, 5 June, 1987
CES not up to the job, study finds, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1 June, 1987.
A quick job for a buzz, or cash, Sydney Morning Herald, 1 June, 1987
Response from Life Education Centre, The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 May, 1987.
Shadows over Bond tower plan, Sydney Morning Herald, 25 May, 1987.
Job Offer, The Sydney Morning Herald.
Overall, it's still a struggle, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 May, 1987 First ever Front Page
Heroin: does it pay to advertise, Sydney Morning Herald, 21 May, 1987
Why do they do it? For the natural high, Sydney Morning Herald, 19 May, 1987
Expatriates say Govt must be given a chance, Sydney Morning Herald, 15 May, 1987
Some despair, some survive -- but only just, Sydney Morning Herald, 14 May, 1987
Headlines for stories from March to August, 1987, The Sydney Morning Herald.
Farmers wait for seven-year-old law, Sydney Morning Herald, 11 May, 1987
Madams of sin flirt with respectability, Sydney Morning Herald, 9 May, 1987
Letter from Ian Farr, 4 May, 1987.
St Martin's is resurrected, Sydney Morning Herald, 4 May, 1987.
Man surrenders after 2 1/2 hour siege in house, The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 May, 1987.
List of richest grows by 3,000, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1 May, 1987.
To survive on the dole, just break the law, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 April, 1987.
The voice we trust is a woman's says radio survey, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 April, 1987.
Macbean off the air, say women of radio, Sydney Morning Herald, 28 April, 1987
Aust Ukranians remember Chernobyl's dead, Sydney Morning Herald, 27 April, 1987
Ita off the air, but she wasn't sacked, Sydney Morning Herald, 27 April, 1987
John Love, Vietnam Vet, marches for the first time, The Sydney Morning Herald, Circa 24 April, 1987.
Proud Vietnam vets need no longer march at the rear, Sydney Morning Herald, 24 April, 1987
Proud Viet vets need no longer march at the rear, Sydney Morning Herald, 24 April, 1987.
All ears for deep sleep inquiry, Sydney Morning Herald, 21 April, 1987
Big rise in child detergent poisoning, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 April, 1987.
The empires strike out for Mars, Sydney Morning Herald, 4 April, 1987
Danger in the Workplace, The Sydney Morning Herald, 30 March, 1987.
Letter from proud mum to her errant son, 23 March, 1987.
Bitter battle for home, sweet home, Sydney Morning Herald, 23 March, 1987
Diary notes, Partial, 22 March, 1987..
Jac Vidgen and the Rat Parties. Laughing. With Cara MacDougal and Harry Godolphin. Centre Top.
Diary notes, 24 February, 1987.
Diary notes, 21 February, 1987.
Diary notes, 16 February, 1987.
Diary notes, 6 February, 1987.
Diary notes, 5 February, 1987.
Mention in one of photographer William Yang's books regarding his portrait of David Malouf, 1987.