Vince Dobinson describes his personal opinions against communism and discusses tensions within the branch among communists and non-communists.

Vince Dobinson discusses his role throughout green bans in the early 1970s, recounting an experience during the Bellevue Hotel demolition.

Vince Dobinson recounts how Joh Bjelke-Petersen applauded him in parliament for his leadership of the Queensland branch of the BLF in the wake of the deregistration of the Southern branches. He discusses Gallagher's interference with the branch as well as a march protesting safety conditions on the Suncorp building during construction.

Vince Dobinson comments on Federal Secretary Norm Gallagher, criticising his leadership style and discussing his alleged corruption that led to the union's deregistration nationally.

Vince Dobinson describes raising the union membership to almost 100% after No Ticket No Start was effectively introduced in 1975.