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Who you hear in this episode, in order:

Sue McCulloch (b. 1949) *

Tony Dalton (b. 1948) *

Caroline Hogg (b. 1942) *

Frances Newell (b. 1948) *

Sandra Goldbloom Zurbo (b. 1943) *

Tony Dalton (b. 1948) *

Anne Sgro (b. 1943) *

Caroline Hogg (b. 1942) *

Lyn Hovey (b. 1950) *

Ceci Cairns (b. 1944) *

Frances Newell (b. 1948) *

Jean McLean (b. 1934)

Image c/ Ken Mansell ephemera collection. This booklet, designed to assist men who wanted to refuse participation in National Service, was published in 1971.

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The wig worn by Frances Newell as part of her disguise when visiting husband Michael Hamel-Green, while he was avoiding arrest for being a draft resister.

Photographer: Hannah Perkins

Museums Victoria

https://collections.museumsvictoria.com.au/items/249333.

Accessed 27 July 2023.

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Bibliography

Primary sources

• Talbot, Jennifer (secretary). Letter about Conscientious Objectors (non-Pacifist), appeared in several student newspapers, including:

  • RMIT’s Catalyst (20 March 1968);

  • La Trobe University’s Rabelais (1 April 1968);

  • Melbourne University’s Farrago (19 June 1970).

• University of Melbourne Archives. Margaret Frazer. University of Melbourne, Baillieu Library Special Collections: 1993.0158.

• “Further information about non-registration,” Box 1.

Secondary sources

• Oliver, Bobbie. Hell No! We Won’t Go! Melbourne: Interventions, 2022.

• Oliver, Bobbie. “The Peacemaker’s Role in the Anti-Vietnam War movement.” Fighting Against War. Ed. Phillip Deery and Julie Kimber. Melbourne: Leftbank Press, 2016.

• Scates, Bob. Draftmen Go Free: a history of the anti-conscription movement in Australia. Melbourne: Bob Scates, 1988.

• Witham, Rennis. “The Safe House Project: An Oral History.” Victorian Labor History Foundation, on Victorian Labor Party website. Last accessed 24 July 2023.

• Bob Muntz, Michael Hamel-Green, Tony Dalton.