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y separately published work icon Bjelke Blues : Stories of Repression and Resistance in Joh Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland 1968-1987 anthology   autobiography   prose  
Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Bjelke Blues : Stories of Repression and Resistance in Joh Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland 1968-1987
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Brisbane, Queensland,:AndAlso Books , 2019 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Foreword, Matthew Condon , single work essay
'The afternoon before the state funeral for former Queensland premier Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen in early May 2005, I took a quiet drive to Bethany — the late leader's family spread in the peanut capital that is Kingaroy, 210 kilometres north-west of Brisbane. I was in town to report on the funeral, along with dozens of other journalists, and instinct told me to head to Bethany. ' (Introduction)
 
 (p. 8-11)
Sleeping with Joh, Nicky Peelgrane , single work autobiography (p. 12-19)
Sir Joh : The Witness, David Margan , single work autobiography (p. 20-30)
Equal and Opposite Forces, Sam Watson , single work autobiography (p. 31-37)
Bjelke-Petersen and the Springbok Tour, Dan O'Neill , single work autobiography (p. 38-42)
I Can't Believe This Could Happen in Australia, Kingsley Bedwell , single work autobiography (p. 43-50)
Taking It to the Streets, Glenn Davies , single work autobiography (p. 51-60)
The Springbok Tour in Bjelke-Petersen's Queensland, Lin Morrow , Andrew Dunstone , single work autobiography (p. 61-64)
Couldn't Be Fairer, Bob Weatherall , single work autobiography (p. 65-70)
The UQ Forum as Community, Anne Galligan , single work autobiography (p. 71-76)
Won't Get Fooled Again, Andrea Baldwin , single work autobiography (p. 77-83)
Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Fire, Pam Blamey , single work autobiography (p. 84-85)
Politicised and Bullet-Sized, Robin Clarke , single work autobiography (p. 86-90)
Double Exposure, Jane Carpenter , single work autobiography (p. 91-93)
From Boring Then to Vibrant Now : Planting the Seeds for the Brisbane of Today, Bruce Dickson , single work autobiography (p. 94-101)
My Lips Are Sealed, Alexandra Shepherd , single work autobiography (p. 102-106)
Whole Lotta Musical Trouble : Punk and Politics in the Bjelke Era, Debbie Zero , single work autobiography (p. 107-114)
Right to March Stories by Women, Lesley Synge , single work autobiography (p. 115-118)
Sometimes I Wonder, Jeanelle Hurst , single work autobiography (p. 119-123)
You Don't Belong Here. No One Likes You Here. Why Don't You Just Leave?, R. J. Naidoo , single work autobiography (p. 124-129)
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