Party or factional political interests

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The political combination interests of Aldermen and Councillors: as members of formal party groupings or, less formally, as members of factions, alliances or tactical groupings within the Council.

Hilary Golder (Sydney's Elections: a short electoral history of Sydney City Council 1842-1992) (Sydney, SCC 1995) p28 suggests that overt party-political contests for election to the Council are recognisable only from about 1900 and the emergence of the Labor Party as a force in City politics.CreationSubject to research.

Series

Records of Henry Frederick (Harry) Jensen

Lord Mayor Sartor's Subject Files

Lord Mayors' Correspondence and Subject Files

Councillor Sutherland's Papers

Alderman Ernest Charles O'Dea's Papers

Alderman Cecil Kyle's Papers

Newsclippings Books

Material Relating to Alderman George McIvor

Lord Mayor Sutherland's Subject Files

Alderman Craig Johnston's Subject Files

Lord Mayor's Outgoing Correspondence

Description

Start date1st November 1842End date1st November 1842Relationship legacy dataRELATED TO: Electoral administration FN-0017 (01/11/1842)
RELATED TO: Private interests FN-0027 (01/11/1842)

Identification

Legacy dataRegistered by: Mark Stevens
Registered date: 15/08/1996
Amendments: Mark Stevens, 11 May 2001
Last amendment date: 11/05/2001
Updated Date: 03/05/2005
Updated User: MigratedDataSource system ID78

Relationships

FunctionPrivate interestsElectoral administration

Registration

Date registered5th December 2018Registered byData Migration UserRegistration statusApproved

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Party or factional political interests