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Bellevue Hotel, Brisbane (1886 – 1979)

Sir Joh Bjelke-Petersen was notoriously known for authorizing the demolition of some sixty city buildings during his time as Premier.

These were not just any old buildings — most of them were significant buildings of Brisbane’s heritage. As a result, Brisbane soon became known as "the demolition capital of Australia". Of all the buildings demolished between the mid-1970s and late 1980s, two stand out in people's memories — the Bellevue Hotel demolished in 1979, and Cloudland demolished in 1982.

History In Pictures

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Background to the release of the 1979 Queensland Cabinet Minutes by Christopher Salisbury

Bellevue Hotel broadcast on 17th October 2004 on the ABC REWIND program

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Article Index

  • 1967 Civil Liberties March
  • The Phenomenon of UQ Forum
  • Vietnam Protest Week, March 1966
  • Anti-Conscription March and City Rally, 1966
  • Indigenous Resistances
  • Differences
  • Primitif Café (1957-1974)
  • FOCO Radical Cultural Venue Brisbane 1968-69
  • The growth of the Radical Movement
  • Remembering the '60s Radical Politics in Brisbane
  • Women's House
  • A Decade Reviewed 1964-1974
  • Jim Beatson Interview
  • Joe McGinness (1914 - 2003)
  • Sam Watson
  • The Battle For Bowen Hills
  • Cloudland 1940-1982
  • Bellevue Hotel, Brisbane (1886 – 1979)
  • Transcript of 4ZZ-FM's opening statement
  • John Woods 1946-2001
  • Community-Owned Media by Jim Beatson
  • Merle Thornton
  • Gandhi (video)
  • A voice from the present...
  • The C.M.F. Occupation and Quang Incident
  • The 1971 Strike at the University of Queensland
  • Springboks and Qld State of Emergency
  • Quiet Day at Lone Pine, 1971
  • Grahame Garner
  • Drama at the Astor Theatre
  • Michael Callaghan (1952 - 2012)
  • Eureka Youth League
  • Mick Hadley (1942 - 2012)
  • Brisbane's Music Scene
  • HARPO
  • Mackenzie Theory
  • The Waterside Workers Federation Film Unit
  • Alternative Media Brisbane 1965-1985
  • The Queensland radical press in 1968.
  • Women's Movement Brisbane 1970s
  • Self-Management Group
  • Bjelke Bitter Beer Ad
  • Historical Summary
  • Nimbin Aquarius Festival
  • How Not to Join the Army
  • Impact
  • Student Guerilla Publication Brisbane 1968
  • The Brisbane Line
  • Wank
  • Gandhi's ideas in Brisbane action
  • Emma Miller (1839-1917)
  • "Boonaroo" a song by Don Henderson
  • Avalon Theatre Post War Drama and Radical Revues
  • Jim Sharp - principles & particulars
  • Black Power
  • Springbok Tour Protest Brisbane
  • Indigenous Language Map Map
  • Protest and Hope
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