New South Wales Police Special Branch file on Denis Freney

MLMSS 11949/1X

fonds

approximately 1959-1997, 1999

9606933

0.3 metres of textual material (1 outsize box) - photocopy

Denis Freney (1936-1995) was an Australian journalist and left-wing activist. An active member of the Communist Party of Australia, Freney established 'Liberation', a political youth centre and was involved in the Gay rights movement, the anti-apartheid movement, and the Campaign for an Independent East Timor.
Reference: "Denis Freney Dies."1995. Green Left Weekly, no 202(13 September). https://www.greenleft.org.au/content/denis-freney-dies

Compiled by the New South Wales Special Police Branch; expurgated and released by the Freedom of Information Unit to the sister of Denis Freney, Margaret Miller in 1999 and subsequently in the possession of Peter Murphy.

New South Wales Police Special Branch file on Denis Freney, as expurgated and released to Freney's sister, Margaret Miller by the New South Wales Police Service Freedom of Information Unit. The file details Freney's activities and movements, and journalistic output from 1959 to the late 1980s.

In an expurgated form. Text has been over-written in black ink throughout the sheets by the Freedom on Information Unit, including information that may identity confidential sources or allow for the unreasonable disclosure of personal affairs.

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