Publicity and public relations

Unique IDAY-0024DescriptionManagement and administration of publicity and public relations for the Council, through avenues such as media coverage and special events arranged to enhance the public image of the Council.

Establishment of Agency 109 Office of the Lord Mayor in 1991-1992 resulted in much closer attention being given to media relations.CreationAlthough 'soft news' media stories about the Council date from at least 1949 (when the Sydney Morning Herald ran an editorial and a pictorial feature on incoming Lord Mayor E C O'Dea), further research is needed to identify the development of a formal public relations responsibility within the Council administration.

Series

Recreational and Cultural Services Programs, Events and Exhibitions

Event Sponsorship and Business Development Records

South Sydney City Council Finance Committee Agenda Papers

South Sydney City Council media photographic library

City Life current events bulletins

General Correspondence and Subject Files

Street Banners and Flags

City Projects Display Panels Drawings and Artwork

Newsclippings Service

Annual Reports II

Lord Mayor Sartor's Subject Files

Public Relations Photograph Library

Sydney District Business Association Minutes

Newsclippings Books

Ephemera from the Sesquicentenary Celebrations

Cable (Telegram) Books

Finance and Industrial Relations Committee Agenda Papers

Finance, Industrial Relations, Budget Management and Equal Opportunity Committee Agenda Papers

South Sydney Municipal Council Newspaper Clippings

General Correspondence and Subject Files

Lord Mayor Sutherland's Subject Files

Central Activity Files, 1979-1987

Description

Start date1st January 1949Start date qualifierbyEnd date1st January 1949Relationship legacy dataRELATED TO: Council administration FN-0026 (01/01/1992)
RELATED TO: Mayoralty / Lord Mayoralty FN-0023 (01/01/1992)

Identification

Source system ID24

Relationships

FunctionMayoralty / Lord MayoraltyCouncil administration

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Publicity and public relations