Sources
The sources presented below were used as part of the contextual research of this archive. The academic sources shaped the understanding of the urbicide in Brisbane, while the remaining sources: archival, artistic and miscellaneous helped in the visualisation and verification of demolitions and the resultant political holes.
The sources are an under construction primary collection.
Archival Sources:
- East, John W. The Lost Heritage of Eagle Street: A Case Study in the Commercial Architecture of Brisbane 1860-1930. University of Queensland (2019).
- Fisher, Rod. "'Nocturnal Demolitions': The Long March Towards Heritage Legislation in Queensland." Australian Historical Studies 23, no. 96 (1991): 55.
- Gallagher, Chris. "Valuing Our National Heritage." Planning News 45, no. 7. (2019): 14.
- Heywood, Phil. "Brisbane’s Development in Zones a Review of the 1986 City of Brisbane Town Plan." Australian planner 24, no. 4 (1986): 28-33.
- Hunter, David. "The Death of Brisbane’s Regent Theatre " Architecture Australia, no. August/September (1979): 49-50.
- Lambie, Lisa, and John MacArthur. "Grasping the Intangible: Some Thoughts on a Photograph of Demolished Buildings." Architectural theory review 1, no. 2 (1996): 53-59.
- Lennon, Jane "Heritage Places in Queensland." St. Lucia, Qld, Professional Historians Association (Queensland), 3-4 September, 2009.
- Orr, Graeme, and Ron Levy. "Electoral Malapportionment: Partisanship, Rhetoric and Reform in the Shadow of the Agrarian Strong-Man." Griffith law review 18, no. 3 (2009): 638-65.
- Rollman, Louise. "Curating the City: Unpacking Contemporary Art Production and Spatial Politics in Brisbane " PhD Thesis, Creative Industries Faculty, Brisbane, 2018.
- Wanna, John, and Tracey Arklay. "All Power Corrupts, 1976–1980." In The Ayes Have It. The History of the Queensland Parliament, 1957-1989, 377-424: ANU Press, 2010.
- Whitton, Evan. The Hillbilly Dictator: Australia's Police State. Crows Nest, N.S.W: ABC Enterprises for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 1989.
Archival Sources:
- Andrew, Paul. Remix. org.au.
- Stafford, John. 29963 John Stafford - Demolition Show 1986. Edited by Art Institute of Modern, Collective Observatory and Gallery Queensland College of Art.
- Brisbane City Council Image Services. "Brisbane Images."
Press Sources:
- Cloudland demolished. ABC Brisbane, November 7, 1982.
da Costa-Roque, Sylvia. "Does Brisbane Need a Tower?" The Sunday Mail, January 12, 1986.
Dunn, Rosalind. "Arrivederci Roma." Daily Sun, 1986.
Fagan, David. "Office tower to be city’s tallest". Courier Mail, November 29, 1985.
Fagan, David. "Brisbane’s tallest skyscraper gets mayor’s nod". Courier Mail, November 29, 1985.
“This was the Bellevue”. Telegraph. April 29, 1979.
“History dozed to the dirt”, 1979?
McKenzie, Andrew. "Cloudland Demolition at 4 A.M." The Courier-Mail, (Brisbane), November 8, 1982.
Meade, Kevin. "Demolition Fear." Telegraph (Brisbane), March 1, 1985.
Petersen, Don. "The Night of a Thousand Violins." The Great Weekend, Saturday, April 5, 1986.
"Streetscape Changes Dramatically as Brisbane Towers Reach Skyward." The Courier-Mail, (Brisbane), November 23, 1985.
Artistic Sources:
-Films:
Photography:
- Stringer, Richard. The Demolition Show, 1986.
- Stringer, Richard. Red Comb House Demolition, September 29, 1984.
Exhibition:
- The Demolition Show. The Observatory Gallery. 1986. (Can be found in Stafford, John. 29963 John Stafford - Demolition Show 1986. Edited by Art Institute of Modern, Collective Observatory and Gallery Queensland College of Art, 1986.)
Miscellaneous Sources: