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The Steelworker
History
Economics, Companies & Finances
Industry
Mechanics & Handcraft
Craftsmanship
Fisheries, Mining, Agriculture & Forestry
Mining & Forestry
Work & Unemployment
History of Australia & New Zealand
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The Steelworker
English (original)
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Synopsis
"From thousands of homes and many countries, men of all kinds but all one kind of man - the steelworker..." When this film was made in the 1950s, there were 8500 workers at the Port Kembla steelworks in New South Wales, including 2700 migrants - all making a significant contribution to
one of Australia´s most important industries. Steel is the stuff of nation building and this film draws on that rhetoric. Along with spectacular footage of the production process that highlights both the beauty of the furnace and sheer scale of the operation, the program provides a brief overview of the lives of the workers: from leisure activities to semi-rural retreats, migrant hostels and the culture of up-and-coming Wollongong. A National Film Board Production.
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Australia
Industry
Steel
Engineering
Steel Workers
Working Conditions
Runtime (in min.):
10
Year Of Production:
1956
People featured in the Film
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Harry Hambridge
Companies & Organizations
Production Company:
Film Australia
Filmmakers
Producers:
Maslyn Williams (producer)
Directing:
Hugh McInnes
Writing:
Hugh McInnes
Keywords
Australia; Industry; Steel; Engineering; Steel Workers; Working Conditions
Categories
History, History of Australia & New Zealand, Economics, Companies & Finances, Industry, Craftsmanship, Mining & Forestry, Work & Unemployment, Workers' Representatives, Engineering, Traffic & Energy, Mechanics & Handcraft, Fisheries, Mining, Agriculture & Forestry