covering unemployed activism in Brunswick during the Great Depression, and a project funded by Melbourne’s Darebin council to document music venues in the area from the 1950s to the present. References External links How to Make Trouble and Influence People website Ledatape author page and musical downloads A Warning Youtube Playlist Digitised copies of Woozy fanzine Lock Out The Landlords history walk podcast Download of Always Look On The Bright Side Of Life: The AIDEX ’91 Story Kleber Claux Memorial Singers Myspace page Download of ninetynine’s Band Magnetique album Australian Museum of Squatting Year of birth missing (living people) Australian non-fiction writers Living people People from Perth, Western Australia Musicians from Western Australia Writers from Melbourne 20th-century squatters Squatting in Australia