Coalition of Resident Action Groups (C.R.A.G.) records, 1971-1975

MLMSS 5645

fonds

1971-1975

888355

0.36 metres of textual material (2 boxes)

Coalition of Resident Action Groups (C.R.A.G.) was formed in 1971, by a dozen Resident Action Groups, to talk over common problems. Its initial function was a forum to discuss individual campaign experience. The groups discovered they had many common problems and the groups could lend mutual support to one another in their campaigns. The groups fall into four main categories:

1. Town and planning groups, concerned with zoning
2. Park and conservation groups
3. Rates and taxes groups
4. Social issues groups, concerned with the rights of tenants and community broadcasting.

BOX 1
Minutes, 1973-1974
Newcuttings, no date
Pamphlets, no date

BOX 2
Office files including correspondence, pamphlets, newsletters, 1971-1975

Information transferred from Manuscripts Leaf Catalogue No. 2 as part of the eRecords Project, 2009-2010

Keyword subjects:
Citizens' associations -- New South Wales.