Legislative Council
battles with City Council
Leigh, Kate
Leseur, Charles
Letters to the Right Hon. Robert Peel MP (Eagar)
Lewis, Dr Geoffrey
Lincoln Crescent, Como
Liverpool
London
London Labour and the London Poor (Mayhew)
Lord Nelson Hotel
Lord, Simeon
Lowenstein, Wendy
Lyons, Sam
Macallister, Charles
Macarthur, Edward
Macarthur, Elizabeth
Macarthur, James
Macarthur, John
McCarty, J.W.
McCormick, Sarah
McCoy, Alf
McDonald, Richard
McEntire, Gamekeeper
Mackay, Donald
Macleay Regis
Maclehose, James
McNamara family
McNeill, Jim
McPherson, Lennie
Macquarie, Elizabeth
Macquarie Fields
Macquarie, Governor Lachlan
establishment of police
Macquarie Place
Macquarie St
McQueen, Alan
Macquoid, Sheriff Thomas
Maala, Tony
Maianbar
Mailer, Norman
Maitland (ship)
Malaspina di Mulazzo, Alessandro
Mallam, Cliff
Manly Cove
Manning, P.
manufacturing industry
Mark Foy’s
Marsden, Reverend Samuel
Marshall, Bruce
Martin, Constable
Masonic Centre
Maximum City (Pye)
Maxwell Liquor Royal Commission
Mayhew, Henry
Meissner, Joe
Menai
Menzies, Robert
migrants
Asian
bounty system
Chinese
English language training
health of
post war European
schemes
Sydney as a creation of
wages and
Miles, Bea
Miller, James
Millions Club
Milsons Point
Minchin, Lieutenant
Minto
Mitchell Library
Mitchell, Sir Thomas
MLC Building
MLC Centre
Moffitt Royal Commission
Molesworth Inquiry
Moller, Clinton
money, lack of legal basis for
monsoons
Mood, Tom
Moore Park
morgue rats
Morris, Chapman
mortality rates
Morton, Pat
Moss, Isaac
Mossman, Samuel
Mt Colah
Mukhanov, Pavel
multinational corporations
Mundey, Jack
Mundy, Geoffrey
municipal councils
Murdoch, Rupert
Murphy, John
Murray, James
Myall Creek
myths and power
National Action
national character
National Socialist Party
Neilsen, Juanita
Neitenstein, Frederick
Neptune
New Guard
New Holland
New South Wales Corps
development of their power
Macquarie and
overthrow of Bligh
police and
Newman, John
Ng, Ana
Nineteenth Century Sydney
Nixy the Flea
nomadism
Norfolk Island
North Head
North Shore
North Sydney
Norton, John
Nugan Hand Bank
O’Callaghan, Thomas
O’Connell, Captain
O’Connell, Sir Maurice
O’Neill, Eugene
O’Niell, Dan
Oakes, Francis
Olle, Andrew
108 Gang
One Nation Party
Opera House
organised crime
alcohol and
gambling and
increasing violence of
police and politicans
prostitution and
World War II and
orphanages
Our Antipodes (Mundy)
Our Australian Cousins (Inglis)
outworkers
overseas opinion, Sydney’s development and
overseas students
Owens, Joe
Packer, Kerry
Packer, Robert Clyde
‘paddy book’ scheme
Page, Phyllis
Palmer, John
Parameters, The
Parkes Developments
Parkes, Henry
Parliament, city council and
Parramatta
Parsons, John
Paterson, Colonel William
Payne, Arthur
Peate, Alf
pedophilia
Peek, Alan
Penrith
petrol coupon rorts
Pham, April
Phillip, Governor Arthur
Aborigines and
arrival and
house
lack of currency and
NSW Corps and
Second Fleet and
settlement patterns and
Phillips, Sergeant George
Piano, Renzo
Picture of Sydney and Strangers’ Guide (Maclehose)
Picturesque Movement
Piper, Captain John
Pitt St
Pitt St Uniting Church
Pizarro, Francisco
Plague
Playfair Street
Pliny the Elder
Plummer, T.W.
police, Aborigines and
anti-Chinese riots and
corruption
domestic violence and
drug trade and
first given guns
frustration and burnout
Gordon Gallagher story
green bans and
horrible experiences of
London
Macquarie Fields Command
Macquarie’s establishment of
National Action and
organised crime and
politics and
powers of
public antipathy towards
Unemployed Workers Movement and
weapons
Wood Royal Commission and
Political Reform Union
Pomponius Mela
population increase
housing development and
see also city expansion
Port Jackson
Porter, John
Pott’s Point
Potter, Dr Edmund
poverty
outer Sydney
power
council, government, developers
failure of and violence
law and Governor’s
myths and
police and organised crime
see also resistance; violence
Pratt, Ambrose
Price, Sir Uvedale
Prince and the Premier, The (Hickie)
Prince of Wales (ship)
Pringle, Bob
prison hulks
property owners, homeless people and
prostitution
Prout, J.S.
psychology
Ptolemy
public buildings
public health
public housing
public transport
public works
City Council
Macquarie and
Plague and
Pulley, Elizabeth
Purdy, Steve
&nbs
p; pushes
Pye, Michael
quarantine station
racism
railways
rats
Rauch, Jonathan
razor gangs
real estate agents
recession
Redfern
Reeves, Tony
Regan, Stewart Johnny
Reilly, Richard
Remington 870 shotgun
Rennie, Sandra
resident action groups
resistance, violence and
Reynolds, Henry
Rhodes, John
Rich, Ruby
Richards, William
Rickard, Sir Arthur
Ricketty Dick
Riley, Alexander
Rio de Janeiro
riots
anti-Chinese
anti-eviction
elections and
political
Rocks area
Rocks Push
Roe, Michael
Rolling Stone (magazine)
Roosevelt Club
Rose Hill
Rosier, Shane
Ross, Major Robert
Ross, Major
Rowe St
Rowley, Lieutenant Thomas
Royal Arcade
Royal Exchange
Royal National Park
Rubinstein, Bill
rum
Rum Rebellion
rural conditions, England compared to Australia
Russian Revolution
Ryan, Police Commissioner Peter
Ryan, Ronald
Saffron, Abe
Saigon
St Giles
St Pancras Hotel
Saleam, Jim
Salisbury, Bon
Salkeld, Captain
Salvation Army
Sammy Lee’s
Scarborough (ship)
Schumpeter, Joseph
Scott, George Gilbert
sealing industry
seaman’s strike (1878)
Seamen’s Union
seasonal work
Second Fleet
Seidler, Harry
sewerage
sex
and Sydney
and sailors
Seymour, Inspector
Sheahan, Matthew
Sheehan, Monica
Shell Harbour
Shelley, Percy Bysshe
Shepherd, Thomas
Shorrocks, Dave
Simper, Errol
Sing Mai
Sirius (ship)
six o’clock closing
slave traders
slums
sly-grog
small holders v pastoralists
smallpox
Smith, Prof. John
Smith, Wayne ‘Bovver’
So Much Hard Work (Daniels)
social decay
see also Macquarie Fields; poverty; underclass
social order, threats to
social welfare
soils
Solander, Daniel
solidarity, street people and
Souter, Gavin
Southern Oscillation
Southwell, Lieutenant
SP bookmaking
Spearritt, Peter
Special Weapons Operations Service (SWOS)
speculators
speed
Stace, Arthur
Stace, John
Starling St, Leichhardt
State Library
State Planning Authority
steam power
Stephensen, P.R.
Stevens, Margaret
Stewart Royal Commission
Storen, Patrick
Strasser, Sir Paul
street kids
street life
Stuart, James
Subkey, Alan
Sudjic, Deyan
suicides
police
Summary Offences Act
Sun
Sun Herald
Supply (ship)
Surprize (ship)
Surry Hills
Sussex St
Sussmilch, Carl
Sutherland, Ben
Sutherland Shire Council
Sweeney, James
Sydney Architecture (Jahn)
Sydney Boom, Sydney Bust (Daly)
Sydney City Council
battle with Macquarie St
elections
Sydney Cove Redevelopment Authority
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney Harbour Trust
Sydney Hospital
Sydney in Ferment (Grabosky)
Sydney, Lord
Sydney Morning Herald
social order and
Sydney Police Centre
Sydney Push
Sydney Trades and Labour Council
Sykes, Trevor
Tactical Response Group
Tait, Robert
Tank Stream
Tasman, Abel
Teague, Mary
Telford Club
tenants rights
Tench, Watkin
reprisal raid on Aborigines
Tenchal, James
Tenerife
Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union
Theatre Royal
Theeman, Frank
Theopomus
Thomas, Frederick
Thompson, Andrew
Thompson, Dr John Ashburton
Thrower, Mr F.
Thurlow, Councillor
Tifaany’s
timber cutting
Tobin, Brian
town planning
City Council
Macquarie and
NSW Corps and
Plague and
population expansion and
trade unions
migrants and
power and
trading
expansion of
NSW Corps and
Sydney as a centre of
Tran Phong
Tran Van Tra, General
transport improvements
transportation
Trimbole, ‘Aussie’ Bob
Truth
tsunamis
Tuchman, Barbara
Twentieth Century Sydney
underclass
criminality and
Kings Cross
organising of
Underwood, James
Unemployed Workers Movement
Union St, Newtown
Utzon, Jorn
Valentine, Marc
Vaughan, Herbert Millingchamp
Vernon, Walter Liberty
vice
Victoria St
Vietnam War
drug trade and
Vietnamese refugees
Vietnamese youth
violence
developers and
elections and
police and organised crime
power and
property developers and
racist
resistance and
youth gangs and
Viviani, Nancy
wages
Wales, Superintendent Les
Walker, Charles
Walker, Joe
Walker, Sir Gilbert
Walsh Bay Finger Wharves
Walsh, Beryl
War on Drugs
Ward, Barry
Ward, Eddie
Wardell, Robert
warra warra
Warren, Johnny
waste management
water
Water Board
waterfront
Watson, Graham
Watts, Lieutenant John
wealth, redistribution amongs the wealthy
weaponry
bayonets
First Fleet marines
SWOS teams
Weevils In the Flour (Lowenstein)
Wells, William H.
Wentworth, D�
��Arcy
Wentworth, William Charles
western suburbs, social unrest and
see also Macquarie Fields; social order, threats to
Wharton, Captain
Wheatley, Nadia
White Australia Policy
see also racism
White, Patrick
White, Surgeon John
White, Thomas
Whitehouse, Perry
Whitham, Charles
Whitlam Government
Whittaker, Constable
Whittle, Dr
Whittle, Sergeant
Who Are Our Enemies? (Curthoys article)
Williams, Glyndwr
Williams Royal Commission
Williamson, James
Wills, William
Wilson, Colonel H.C.
women
convicts
free migrants
morals and
Wood Royal Commission
Woodbine
wool industry
Woolloomooloo
Woolloomooloo Deep Sea Wharf
Woolloomooloo Hill
Worgan, George
Worker’s Weekly
working class
Depression and
housing
role of government and
Working Men’s Defence Association
World War II, vice and corruption boom and
Woronora River
Wran, Neville
Wyoming
Xuan Loc
Yeldham, Justice David
Young, R.W.
Young, Sir George
Youngson, George
youth gangs
Zeigfield Cafe
Convicts take a wagon down the track that became George Street. (Courtesy of State Library of NSW)
Almost one hundred years later the same street was jammed with traffic. (Courtesy of State Library of NSW)
Arthur Phillip: Foundation governor and forgotten hero. (Courtesy of State Library of NSW)