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  19. LASA Prospectus 2003.pdf
  20. Annual Report 2002 & ten year review.pdf
  21. Annual Report 2004
  22. GLASS Prospectus 2006.pdf
  23. Submission to NSW (DIPNR) RE: Wagga Wagga lead battery recycling facility
  24. Annual Report 2005
  25. Biannual Activity Report from GLASS to DEH December 2005 - May 2006
  26. Biannual Activity Report from GLASS to DEH May 2006 - November 2006
  27. Countries possibly still to ban leaded petrol as at 20th Oct 2005
  28. World Map of Visitors to www.lead.org.au
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  36. Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Lead Safe Test Kits html
  37. A submission on behalf of the South Fremantle/Hamilton Hill Residents’ Association Incorporated pdf
  38. Glass Annual Report to DEW 200708 pdf
  39. GLASS Report to UNEP 20070214 pdf
  40. 我们的第一份中文（普通话）的情况报告书现在可以见“铅，衰老和死亡”的译文。  铅，衰老和死亡
  41. Model National Public Health Policy on the Prevention
     of Lead Poisoning     pdf
  42. 埃斯佩兰斯议会调查后续情况说明书：从这里去哪里？？
  43. Tosun - Lead petrol phase-out influences by country 20070916

 

Council LEAD Project

Lead Free & Hazard Reduction Products & Services
Outdoor Shooting Ranges
Case Study  Lead Paint & Dust In Heritage Houses
Gasworks and Soil Contamination - A Case Study
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Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Lead Safe Test Kits html  The LEAD Group DIY Lead Safe Test Kits are a cheap effective way to measure lead hazards in your home. The Kits consist of instructions and sample collection materials for testing vacuum cleaner and ceiling dust, soil and horizontal surfaces. PDF version of this file
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 Referral lists from the Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS)

Painters with lead paint management training
Australian Lead-Trained Painters - in postcode order

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ACT Area
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ADRA (Australian Dust Removalists Association)
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Lead Spot Test Kit Suppliers
Australian Lead Spot Test Kit Stockists - in postcode order
Lead Assessors NSW
HEPA Vac Hire
HEPA Vac and Respirator Filter Suppliers

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Biannual Activity Report from GLASS to DEH Dec 2005 - May 2006

Contents

1. Achievements and Highlights

2. Volunteer Personnel

o       GLASS Technical Advisory Board (TAB) and area of lead-related expertise

o       GLASS Committee

o       Public Officer

o       Office Volunteers and Work-from-home Researchers

3. Service Reporting

4.  Charts re: lead calls handled in Australia.

o       Fig 1: DEH Lead Enquiries 1 December 2005 to 31 May

o       Fig 2: Monthly page ‘hits’ on lead.org.au

o       Fig 3: No. of countries viewing TLG’s website PA.

o       Fig 4: Calls handled by GLASS

o       Fig 5: No. of calls by subject per year

o       Fig 6: Subject as % of total call subjects since 1998

o       Fig 7: NSW, interstate and overseas calls by year

o       Fig 8: Australian. State/territory and overseas calls 2006 ytd

o       Fig 9: Calls by category of caller by year

o       Fig 10: DEH publications distributed by GLASS

Annual Report from the Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS)
to SA Dept of Health & NSW Health & DEC
incorporating Quarterly Reports June 2004 to May 2005

Contents:

  1. Highlights
  2. GLASS Continues Despite Lack of Funding for Staff Wages
  3. Callers using the Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS)
  4. Call Subjects in Report Period by State 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
  5. Improvements to on-line information at www.lead.org.au
  6. How did Clients hear about GLASS?
  7. Activities Undertaken to Inform SA & NSW Residents of GLASS Services
  8. National distribution by GLASS of lead publications produced by the NSW Government
  9. Activities Undertaken to Ensure the Scientific Soundness of Advisory Materials
  10. Activities Undertaken to Improve the Efficiency of Information Service Provision

Appendices

  1. List of Volunteers who gave their time in this report period 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
  2. Calls from Interstate
  3. Table of 10 years of calls to GLASS
  4. Call Subjects in Report Period & Category of Subjects
  5. List of 176 countries from which residents have utilized The LEAD Group's website
  6. Page Views of The LEAD Group website: 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
  7. Updates made to website www.lead.org.au 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
  8. New links on www.lead.org.au FY2003-04
  9. New and/or updated links on www.lead.org.au FY2004-05
  10. Links to www.lead.org.au on other web-pages
  11. The LEAD Group site map 2005
  12. Feedback Register Report 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
  13. 13 - 1 LIDs Sent Between 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
    13 - 2 LIDs Sent Between 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
    13 - 3 LIDs Sent Between 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005
    13 - 4 LIDs Sent Between 01 June 2004 to 31 May 2005

Annual Report from LASA to SA Dept of Human Services & NSW Govt
incorporating Quarterly Reports

June 2003 to May 2004

Contents:

Highlights
A Desperate Lack of Funding for LASA Staff Wages
Number Of Calls in Report Period
Call Subjects in Report Period
How did Clients hear about LASA?
National distribution by LASA of lead publications produced by the NSW Government
Activities undertaken to inform SA & NSW residents of LASA services
Activities undertaken to ensure the scientific soundness of advisory materials
Improvements to on-line information at www.lead.org.au
Activities undertaken to improve the efficiency of information service provision
List of Volunteers who make this all possible
References
Annexure 1 - Countries Utilising GLASS
Annexure 2 - Data on page views of www.lead.org.au by country
Annexure 3 - Site map of The LEAD Group's website
Annexure 4 - List of those documents on the website which have been added or updated this year
Annexure 5 - Lead Advisory Service Australia (LASA) Feedback Register for the period
Annexure 6-1 List of all documents distributed by LASA this year
Annexure 6-2 List of all documents distributed by LASA this year
Annexure 6-3 List of all documents distributed by LASA this year
Annexure 6-4 List of all documents distributed by LASA this year

Slide Shows / Films

Lead Poisoning: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC.
Transcript of Video made by Joan Luckhardt, produced for the New Jersey Lead Poisoning Prevention Program in approximately 1992. Transcribed by Kate Finlay-Jones

Lead Poisoning Slide Show
Bibliography of Dr Ben Balzer’s Lead Poisoning Slide Show
Table of Contents Author: Dr Ben Balzer
1. Lead Poisoning1
2. Lead Poisoning2
3. Uses and Sources of Lead
4. More Uses and Sources of Lead
5. Absorption of Lead 1
6. Absorption of Lead 2
7. Contribution of Sources
8. Reduction of Lead hazards in the home
9. Distribution of Lead
10. Release of lead during osteolysis
11. Lead movement
12. Data from the US NHANES III study
13. Lead and Race. Data from the US NHANES III Study
14. Health Effects of Lead
15. Recommended Lead level <0.48 (10µg/dl)
16. Symptoms from lead are rare!		 17. Lead and Neurodevelopment
18. Lead and IQ
19. Toxicology of Lead 1
20. Toxicology of Lead 2
21. Toxicology of Lead 3
22. Toxicology of Lead 4
23. Lead and the Elderly
24. Dementia and lead 1
25. Dementia and Lead 2
26. Neurofibrillary changes after acute experimental lead poisoning
27. Unresolved Questions
28. Incidence of Elevated Blood Leads Sydney 1996
29. Childhood Risk Factor Questionnaire
30. Childhood Risk Factor Questionnaire2
31. U.S. Lead Situation 1
32. U.S. Lead Situation 2

Ceiling Dust Slide Show
Table of Contents Author: Elizabeth O'Brien
1. Ceiling Dust
3. Global Lead Advice and Support Service (GLASS)
5. Pasminco lead smelter
7. The Procedures Used In The Sydney Aircraft Noise Insulation Project
9. “Lead Safe: Lead in Ceiling Dust”
11. Over 200,000 people have visited The LEAD Group’s website
13. Q: What is in ceiling void dust?
15. Primary dust exposure pathways
17. Q: What is a "safe" or "acceptable" level of lead in ceiling dust?
19. Q: How much lead is found in ceiling dust in Sydney? [2]
21. Lead, Ageing & Death
23. web-search on: workcover “ceiling dust” nsw
25. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [2]
27. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [4]
29. The ADRA Code Of Practice
31. …all the ADRA members demonstrate appropriate practices and equipment.
33. Q: What do other government agencies have to say in their publications, about ceiling dust?
35. ”Health & Safety in Family Day Care Model Policies and Practices – 2002
37. Lead / Asbestos Management Work Plans
39. Demolition
41. Cleaning out ceiling cavities
43. NSW WorkCover Authority Codes of Practice
45. Working Safely With LEAD page 2
47. Assessment of Lead Exposure Associated with Ceiling Dust Removal - Table of Contents
49. The use of personal protective equipment
51. Conclusion
53. Suggested update] Conclusion [cont’d]
55. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 2
57. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 4
59. Mind if I use slag cartoon		 2. History of awareness and level of inquiry about ceiling dust in NSW
4. Port Pirie lead smelter
6. Sydney Aircraft Noise Insulation Project
8. GLASS has handled over 40,000 enquiries
10. GLASS has made 1,424 referrals for ceiling dust removal by contractors.
12. Why all the interest in ceiling dust?
14.Q: How are people exposed to ceiling dust?
16. Q: What harm can it do?
18. Q: How much lead is found in ceiling dust in Sydney?
20. Published Results for Heavy Metals in Sydney Ceiling Dust
22. Q: So what does NSW WorkCover website have to say about ceiling dust?
24. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw
26. 35 results for Google Search: workcover "ceiling dust" nsw [3]
28.Australian Dust Removalists Association
30.Contact Details of ADRA Member Companies
32. guide to safe practice for cavity dust removal.
34. Lead is not the only source of lead in your house that you might find when you are renovating. Other sources include:”
36. Standard Demolition Condition:
38. Q: What do other NSW state government departments have to say in their publications, about ceiling dust?
40. “Lead Safe: A Renovator’s Guide to the Dangers of Lead”
42. Is There a Hidden Health Hazard In Your Roof?
44. Working Safely With LEAD page 1
46. Q: Does WorkCover know anything about ceiling dust?
48. Recommendations on Work Procedures
50. The adoption of thorough decontamination procedures
52. [Suggested update] Conclusion
54. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 1
56. Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 3
58.Ceiling dust proposals from The LEAD Group 5
60. Presenter: Elizabeth O'Brien

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"GREEN LEAD" – OXYMORON OR FUTURE VISION?
Conference Paper Presented by Elizabeth O’Brien at the Minerals Council of Australia (MCA)
Conference on Sustainable Development in the Product Stewardship Session:
Tue 1st Nov 2005, 11am-1pm, Alice Springs

Contents
Introduction
Leaded Petrol Ban
Batteries
E-equipment
Facts of lead poisoning worldwide
Corporate work/International action
Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS)
References

Green Lead MCA speech Notes for the PowerPoint presentation
Elizabeth O'Brien Bio.
Green lead conference paper html
Green lead conference paper MS Word doc 1.42 MB
“Green Lead” – oxymoron or future vision? - slide show

Table of Contents

Author: Elizabeth O'Brien
1. “Green Lead” – oxymoron or future vision?
3. Green Lead as future vision:
5. Leaded components of cars
7. There’s a lot of lead out there
9. Over 1,000,000 info products sent
11. Nearly a thousand ways to hear about GLASS
13. 81 Countries possibly still to ban leaded petrol as at 16th September 2005
15. Will industry help eliminate leaded petrol?
17. 100% recovered?
19. The problem is…
21. Damage exported
23. Children’s playground?
25. What industry can do:
27. Problems for lead companies
29. Presentation prepared by:		 2. “Who reaps the profit? Who pays the price?”
4. Leaded components of computers:
6. Leaded components of cars 2
8. A quarter million people from 176 countries have used our web site
10. Feedback from GLASS users:
12. 81 Countries still have to ban leaded petrol
14. American Academy of Pediatrics Policy:
16. Lead End Uses
18. What’s the real recycling rate?
20. Electronic Equipment
22. Gui Yu – A city in China that is the e-waste dump of developed countries
24. E waste Report
26. How you can help globally:
28.Only a community group can focus on the real aim

The LEAD Group Inc, and Lead Advisory Service Australia. Media Releases

1 August 2008 Republication of LEAD Action News
 16 May 2008 “Go tell it on the mountain” – Australian NGO launches policy for lead poisoning prevention
06 April 2008  Time for ban on export of Australian lead for petrol
20_February_2008 Greens Oppose Magellan’s Lead Export Proposal
19 October 2007 International Lead Poisoning Awareness Week 2007 - Points to a lead-safe world
03 August 2007 Recall all leaded products from the mouths of babes
14 March 2007 Esperance residents fear high lead levels in their air and drinking water.
14 March 2007 Environmental Health Protection neglected in WA… ACE calls for Independent Inquiry.
14 July 2006 Lead Poisoned Citizens Kept In The Dark By W.A. Government.
17 November 2005 "Green Lead": Oxymoron or future vision? speech - Minerals Council of Australia Sustainable Development Conference.
24 October 2005 International Lead Poisoning Awareness Week - Aims and achievements of The LEAD Group.
27 September 2005 When will government or industry help the community fight global lead poisoning?
26 July 2005 Control the lead industry! - The LEAD Group demands bans and Product Stewardship action.
28 April 2005 Lead Workers E-group set up for 10th commemoration of Dead and Injured workers.
16 March 2005 Media Release from Lynn MacLaren, MLC, WA, Greens spokesperson for Pollution and Air Quality.
16 March 2005 Media Release from Ms Libby Davy - Advocate for high quality child care. “No” Vote For Toxic Child Care. The City of Fremantle Council said “No” this week to a proposal for a major child care centre that would have set a dangerous benchmark for children’s health. also see United Nations Rights of the Child
27 January 2005 Who will help these 67 countries to ban leaded petrol by end 2005?
25 July 2004 LEAD Group leading the way: Funding is down but workload is up
14 June 2004 Smoking - a pain in the butt! - World Environment Day Award winner calls for new cigarette packet warning of increased risk of butt pain to you and others!
5 June 2004 Elizabeth O'Brien winner of the 2004 UNAA World Environment Day Award
for Outstanding Service to the Environment category
1 June 2004 Elizabeth O'Brien recognised for outstanding service in lead poisoning prevention
14 August 2003 USA leads in lead-poisoning elimination
13 May 2003 UNSW Media Release - Lead Levels Raise Health Concerns
6 January 2003 Early death in adults linked to lead exposure - US study
21 December 2002 Bad news & lead dust under the Christmas tree
20 December 2002 Lead Advisory Service funding debacle
7 June 2002 Australia’s big export – lead poison
7 June 2002 Global Dimensions of Lead Hit Home in Australia, the World's Largest Lead Producer
17 October 2001 Inaugural International Lead Poisoning Awareness Day/Week
8 February 2001 Lead companies may sink advisory service
19 October 2000 Alarming inaction over lead poisoning outbreak
16 October 2000 Menzies Centre Study Mars Lead Poisoning Awareness Week
2 October 2000  Tasmanian Public Health Director has All Power but has taken No Responsibility
2 October 2000 What Does the Menzies Centre Have to Hide?
29 September 2000 Countdown has started for the Lead Advisory Service
5 September 2000 Green Games Sham - Visitors will Breathe Leaded Air - Why? 55 Countries will have Banned Leaded Petrol before Australia Does
30 August 2000 Green Games Sham - Visitors will Breathe Leaded Air - Why? 55 Countries will have Banned Leaded Petrol before Australia Does
25 July 2000 Latest Figures from The Lead Advisory Service Australia show that 0.017% of your lead fuel excise is well spent.
19 May 2000 New research on the health effects of lead exposure
11 April 2000 Lead is still an issue! Despite Lead Replacement Petrol now locally available
4 April 2000 leaded consumer products
24 December 1999  Pretty skies pretty poisonous
1 December 1999  Ceiling dust woodsmoke and other toxics
26 October 1999 Lead Poisoning Awareness Poster Now Available
21 October 1999 Safe Candles for Lead Poisoning Awareness Week?
19 October 1999 It is Lead Poisoning Awareness Day
13 September 1999 Lead poisoning is recognised internationally as one of the greatest health risks
9 August 1999 Candles sold in Australia have been found to have lead wicks
5 August 1999 Shame NSW WA the first to go totally unleaded
9 July 1999 Government policy vital for removal of hazardous lead containing ceiling dust in "Tarptown"
5 July 1999 Government policy vital for removal of hazardous lead containing ceiling dust in "Tarptown"
5 June  1999 Australians Need a Toxics Info Line
16 April 1999 Sydney clean up after hail storm may pose hidden lead contamination dangers
21 December 1998 David and Goliath Battle Taking Shape in the Hunter
14 October 1998 nearly 6,000 children may have too much lead in their blood
LAS 20 October 1998 Between 16 and 55 children will be lead poisoned by the time they are four years old
LPAD 20 October 1998 Does the Federal government think that each Australian child saved from lead poisoning is worth two dollars
4 September 1998 For the sake of breastfed babies – please be responsible when reporting new research on lead in breastmilk
31 May 1996  Helping at least 75,000 lead poisoned Australian children is not worth $150,000 to the Federal Government
27 May 1996 Deadline for National LEADLINE Project
19 February 1996 lead foundry - residents demand safe demolition
19 October 1995 Flawed research underestimates lead problem
27 September 1995 Lead contamination scare Councils risk legal action
26 April 1995 Australia is the lone objector to global lead petrol phase-out
19 March 1995 Blood Lead Testing - City Children Neglected
17 March 1995 Lead Centre maybe...
16 September 1994 lead workers - second class citizens

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Questions & Answers 2002

Searchable Q&A of the Global Lead Advice & Support Service (GLASS)

More Q&A:  2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2005b | 2005c | 2006a | 2006b

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The LEAD Group Inc. Fact Sheets

Searchable Library Database of The LEAD Group
Use Ctrl+click to select or deselect a keyword or keywords.
Change "And" to "Or" if you want to find all the Library items with any part of the Title field OR any part of the Author field. 

1. About the Global Lead Advice and Support Service (GLASS)
2. Main Sources of Lead
3. How Would You Know If You or Your Child Was lead poisoned?
4. Lead aware housekeeping
5. Ceiling dust & lead poisoning
6. Is your yard lead safe?
7. Health Impacts of lead poisoning
8. Rotary Questionnaire
9. Lead poisoned Pets and Your Family
10. Childhood Lead Poisoning Risk Factor Questionnaire
11. Is Your Child Safe From Lead? - What Can You Do About Lead? pdf
12. Lead in Drinking Water in Australia
13. Have We Really Resolved The Lead Issue?
14. The Importance of the Availability of "Spot Tests" for Lead in Paint
15. Pregnant or Planning a Pregnancy
16. Breastfeeding and Lead
17. Lead in breast milk
18. Beware The Lead In Lead Lighting
19. Renting and Lead
20. What to do if you have too much lead in your tank water.pdf
21. Lead Contamination in Stormwater.pdf
22. Contamination At Shooting Ranges.pdf
23. Banned: Leaded Wick Candles
24. Lead, Ageing and Death - 铅，衰老和死亡
 25. Metal miniatures: How to minimise the risks of lead poisoning and contamination
26. 7 Point Plan for the MANAGEMENT OF LEAD by Australian parents and carers
27. Countries where Leaded Petrol is Possibly Still Sold for Road Use, As at 22ndnd February 2007
28. Lead Poisoning And The Brain - Cognitive Deficits And Mental Illness
29. Facts and Firsts of Lead
30. Lead mining royalties by state and territory
 31. Lead Mining Stewardship - Grey Lead and the Role of The LEAD Group
32. Preventative Strategies of The LEAD Group
33. What do Doctors need to do about Lead?
34. A Naturopath's Experience Of Lead & People With Diagnosed Mental Illness
35. Case File: Helping Manage Australian Lead in Petrol - How GLASS Works
36. Glass Web & Service-Users, Experts & Volunteers, by Country; Countries with Leaded Petrol for Road Use & Worst Pollution
37. Lead in ceiling dust
38. Lead paint & ceiling dust management - how to do it lead-safely
39. Esperance parliamentary inquiry follow-up factsheet: Where to from Here??
   埃斯佩兰斯议会调查后续情况说明书：从这里去哪里？？

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The LEAD Group Newsletters
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The LEAD Group Newsletters

  1. LEAD Action News vol 9 no 1, August 2008 Contents
    Download in pdf LEAD_Action_News_vol_9_no_1.pdf
  2. LEAD Action News  Vol 8 No 3 - Worst Case of Lead Poisoning Contents
     Download as a Zipped MS Word Document LEAD Action News Vol 8 No 3 Size 424 KB. Requires WinZip® or similar program to unzip. PDF document LAN Vol 8 No 3.pdf  Size 812 KB. Requires Adobe® Acrobat® Reader®
  3. LEAD Action News Vol 8 No 2
    Lead, Violence, Guns and Petrol Contents:
  4. LEAD Action News Vol 8 No 1
    Leaded Petrol Death Throes But Still No Action on Drinking Water Contents:
  5. LEAD Action News Vol 7 No 4
    Leaded Consumer Products Bans & Recalls Contents:
  6. LEAD Action News Vol 7 No 3
    Ceiling Dust: Woodsmoke & Other Toxics Contents:
  7. LEAD Action News Vol 7 No 2
    Ceiling Dust and Hail Storms Contents:
  8. LEAD Action News Vol 7 no 1
    Lead Poisoned People are Everywhere Contents:
  9. LEAD Action News Vol 6 No 3
    Good News Concerning Lead Contents
    (3 Issues only in volume 6)
  10. Lead Action News Vol 6 No 2
    A Doctor-Lead Recovery Contents:
  11. Lead Action News Vol 6 No 1 Contents:
  12. Lead Advisory Service News (LASN) Volume 1 No. 1
    Lead Poisoning Awareness Contents:
  13. Lead Aware Times (LAT) Volume 1 No. 1
    Council Lead Contents:
  14. LEAD Action News vol 5 no 4  1997 Contents
  15. LEAD Action News vol 5 no 3  1997 
    Lead at Home Contents
  16. LEAD Action News vol 5 no 2  1997
    Cradle to Grave Impacts of Lead in Cars Contents
  17. LEAD Action News vol 5 no 1  1997 Contents
  18. LEAD Action News vol 4 no 4  Spring 1996 Contents
  19. LEAD Action News vol 4 no 3  Winter 1996 Contents
  20. LEAD Action News vol 4 no 2 Autumn 1996 Contents
  21. LEAD Action News vol 4 no 1 Summer 1996 Contents
  22. LEAD Action News vol 3 no 4 Spring 1995 Contents
  23. LEAD Action News Vol 3 no 3 Winter 1995 Contents
  24. LEAD Action News Vol 3 no 2 Autumn 1995 Contents
  25. LEAD Action News Vol 3 no 1 Summer 1995  Contents
  26. LEAD Action News Vol 2 no 4 Spring 1994 Contents
  27. LEAD Action News Vol 2 no 3 Winter 1994 Contents
  28. LEAD Action News Vol 2 no 2 Autumn 1994 Contents
  29. LEAD Action News Vol 2 no 1 Summer 1994 Contents
  30. LEAD Action News Vol 1 no 4 Summer 1993 Contents
  31. LEAD Action News Vol 1 no 3 Spring 1993 Contents
  32. LEAD Action News Vol 1 no 2 Winter 1993 Contents
  33. LEAD Action News Vol 1 no 1 February 1993 Contents
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