Adrian Shackley
Adrian Shackley is a resident of Gawler South Australia. He grew up on and later managed a family farm in Lower North localities, before working as a lawyer for the SA Crown Solicitors Office.
Adrian Shackley holds degrees in Rural Science, Law and Economics and was an elected councillor for Gawler Council from 2004 to 2016. He has managed a community volunteer native plant nursery since 1998 and is active in monitoring flora and fauna in many parts of the region, including areas affected by the Pinery Fire. He has undertaken conservation projects involving Kaurna, Ngadjuri and Narungga people.[1]
Gawler Environment and Heritage Association
Gawler Environment and Heritage Association members Dave Ferguson and Judy Gillett-Ferguson seated Helen Wilmore, Belinda Copland, Sue Coldbeck, Julie Stevens, Adrian Shackley.
SEARCH Foundation
In 2017 SEARCH Foundation returning offices were Adrian Shackley and Paul Norton. The Prescribed Officer was Amalina Wallace.
SEARCH Foundation 2015 AGM
Adelaide members who attended the SEARCH Foundation 2015 AGM included Andy Alcock, David Faber, Kay Anastassiadis, Ashley Campbell, Leonie Ebert, Judy Ferguson, Glen Giles, Don Jarrett, Roger Keyes, Dominic McGovern, Adrian Shackley, John Wishart, Indi Wishart, Gwyneth Regione.
SEARCH Foundation 2014 AGM
Apologies to the SEARCH Foundation 2014 AGM included Adrian Shackley .
SEARCH Foundation 2006AGM
South Australia attendees of the SEARCH Foundation 2006 AGM included Hal Pritchard, Elliott Johnston, Jack Humphrys, John Wishart, Don Jarrett, Roger Keyes, Judy Ferguson, Dave Ferguson, Adrian Shackley, Anne Crawford. Adrian Shackley
MINUTES OF THE SEARCH FOUNDATION AGM
HELD IN SYDNEY ON OCTOBER 22, 1994.
Adam Farrar, Cliff Willard, Vic Slater, Eric Aarons, Judy Gillett, Peter Murphy, Greg Giles, Richard Archer, Chas Begg, Jack Vernham, Graham Drew, Laurie Aarons, David Baker, Vern Moffitt, Jack Wright, Bill Whiley, Jack Cambourn, Peg Hewett, Ray Harrison, Joan Harrison, Albert Laird, Bert Heinemann, John Brunskill, Gwyneth Regione, Pat Ranald, Rob Durbridge, Vera Deacon, Pat Elphinston, Norma Nord, Gloria Garton, Evelyn Healy, Kevin Healy, Hal Alexander, Bev Symons, Joyce Stevens, Brian Aarons, Roger Milliss, Jack Mundey (afternoon).
Chairs Judy Gillett (am), Greg Giles (pm) Adam Farrar (am), Brian Aarons (pm)
Apologies: Evan Phillips, Carol Aarons, Josie Moynihan, Adrian Shackley, Jim Endersby, Pat Ranald (afternoon), Adam Farrar (afternoon), Rob Durbridge (part morning).
SEARCH Directors
In 1991 Brian Aarons, Michael Evans, Judith Stevens, Eric Aarons, Rob Durbridge, Pat Ranald and Adrian Shackley were Directors of the SEARCH Foundation.
"It's time to act"
"It's time to act" was a 1991 statement calling for the formation of the New Left Party.
Newcastle sponsors were : Lorraine Brazel, Linda Carroli, Louise Comino, Patricia Hovey, Bob Leach, Linda Martin, Peter Meggitt, Judith Stevens, Geoffrey Wills.
Employment Rights Network
Employment Rights Network was established in 2008 by SEARCH Foundation connected activists.
...so join in the Employment Rights Network.
- The campaign against WorkChoices was one of the main reasons for the defeat of the Howard Government. Yet employers and Coalition MPs are still pressing for continuing WorkChoices provisions in the negotiations for Labor’s industrial relations reforms, despite the Minister’s mandate to introduce change.
- The new Government says that it will fully implement all its election commitments. It is clear that the commitment on Rights At Work will not be delivered without a strong campaign. The employers, the media commentators, and the conservative think tanks are trying to undermine the commitments now. Labor’s weakness in the Senate will be used to justify the need for compromise. Even with full implementation of the new Government’s commitments the labour movement has plenty of work to do in coming years to fully establish our rights at work.
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Authorised by: Sally McManus (Secretary, ASU Services NSW), Julius Roe (National President AMWU), Louise Connor (Victorian Secretary MEAA), Angelo Gavrielatos (Federal President AEU), Susan Hopgood (Federal Secretary AEU), Rob Durbridge (Industrial Officer AEU), Maree O'Halloran (President NSW Teachers Fed), John Irving (General Secretary NSW Teachers Fed), Richard Shearman (Secretary NSW/ACT Independent Education Union), Dave Oliver (National Secretary AMWU), Paul Bastian (NSW Secretary AMWU), Brian Manning (retired MUA), Sonia Laverty (Sociologist), Peter Murphy (SEARCH Foundation), Adrian Shackley (solicitor), Cathy-May Gill (AMWU), Donna Sargent (AMWU), Anthony Forsyth (researcher), Fran Hayes (trainer), Scott Batchelor (AMWU), Darren Hanisch (AMWU), Noel Willis, Asian Women at Work Action Group (Sydney).[2]
SEARCH Committee
SEARCH Foundation committee members as of February 1994:
Rob Durbridge, Adrian Shackley, Judy Gillett, Brian Aarons, Adam Farrar, Joyce Stevens, Eric Aarons, Bev Symons, Josie Moynihan.
South African Women's Liberation appeal fund
In 1994 sponsors of the SEARCH Foundation's South African Women's Liberation appeal fund to sponsor a female organizer for the South African Communist Party were Sydney Martha Ansara, Margaret Kirkby, Peter Murphy, Gerry Phelan, Vic Slater, Bev Symons, Jacqueline Widin Newcastle Greg Giles, Cathie Murray Wollongong Sally Bowen, Lia Ricci, Barbara Quantrell Canberra Brian Aarons, Romaine Rutnam, Melbourne Rob Durbridge, Linda Gale, Richard Walsham Adelaide Irene Gale, Judy Gillett, Dave Ferguson, Adrian Shackley.
CPA
In 1989 the Communist Party of Australia National Executive was Brian Aarons, Louise Connor, Rob Durbridge, Michael Evans, Warwick Neilley and Adrian Shackley.[3]
Adelaide CPA
In 1987 South Australia Communist Party of Australia members were John Wishart, Adrian Shackley, Judy Gillett, Deborah Baldassi, Linda Gale.