y separately published work icon The Australian Worker : Official Journal of the Australian Workers' Union newspaper  
Alternative title: The Australian Worker
Issue Details: First known date: 1913... 1913 The Australian Worker : Official Journal of the Australian Workers' Union
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Notes

  • RANGE: Nov(1913)-Apr(1960)
  • Continues The Worker (Sydney)
  • Contents indexed selectively.

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