State Library of Western Australia – Stevenson, Kinder & Scott photo collection – File Nos: 328402PD, 328403PD, 328404PD and 328406PD – Laying asbestos cement pipes made by James Hardie, near Carnarvon, 1977.

Mitchell Library, State Library of New South Wales: FL398769, FL1450763, FL1402122, FL399002 and

• courtesy CSR Ltd – file Nos: FL16362305, FL16362308, FL16362312 and Call Numbers ON 558/Box 28/nos. 1422-1437 – Files: 5, 12 and 14.
• courtesy James Hardie Industries Limited – Call Numbers:

  PXD 1296/Boxes 1-2 , PXE 1459/Boxes 1-6 , SLIDES 246  and ON 517

State Library of New South Wales

State Library of Victoria – FL15577919

Brian Carroll, A Very Good Business: One Hundred Years of James Hardie Industries Limited 1888-1988 (James Hardie Industries Ltd, Sydney 1988)

• Images on pages: 157, 158,161, 162, 163, 202 and internal cover.

City of Playford, South Australia – Playford’s Past website – image 19768

Australian War Memorial – Collection – Accession Nos. P01813.058, 157291

Powerhouse Museum NSW – Gift of Phyllis Sealey, 1985.  Photograph Vanessa Thorne

Reserve Bank of Australia – Unreserved RBA archives

National Archives of Australia (NAA)

National Archives of Australia courtesy of Telstra

Noel Butlin Archives Centre, Australian National University: Humes Limited, NBAC 155-361, photograph of asbestos pipes, Victoria (K1807) – no date.

Reardon, Gregory Frederick and Boughton, G.N. (1984, July). Testing a Logan unit house designed for 64m/s winds (Technical Report No. 22). James Cook Cyclone Structural Testing Station. https://www.jcu.edu.au/cyclone-testing-station/education/publications 

Gracesguide.co.uk – Image of Cooke & Ferguson 33Kv switch gear unit – 1949: Deed – Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International – Creative Commons