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Australian Labor Party. Bulli State Electorate Council collection guide

CreatorAustralian Labor Party – Bulli State Electorate CouncilDate1950-1970DescriptionThe Bulli electorate was created in 1928 and extended south from Port Hacking to Fairy Meadow. Various boundary changes occurred and the electorate was eventually abolished in 1970 when it was absorbed into the electorates of Corrimal and Heathcote. Since 1930, when the seat was won for Labor by A. A. Lysaght, the Bulli electorate was continuously represented by a member of the Australian Labor Party. The function of the electorate council was to select and support A.L.P. candidates to contest state elections in the Bulli electorate.Collection NameAustralian Labor Party – Bulli State Electorate CouncilUOW Archival Collection Inventories

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Australian Labor Party. Bulli State Electorate Council collection guide