George Britten describes moving to Brisbane in 1952, the differences between union activity there and in Mount Isa, and the priorities of the Plumbers Union at the time. He also comments on union figure Alex Macdonald.
George Britten speaks about the contributers to The Plot, including non-CPA members from various unions and community leaders in Mount Isa. He talks about the isolation and limited radio reception in Mount Isa.
George Britten recounts his experiences during the sacking of the lead bonuses in 1952. He discusses the presence of the Communist Party of Australia in Mount Isa.
Stan Heilbron recalls the union positions he has held over the years particularly within the Federated Clerks Union. He discusses his decision to move to Townsville.
Tony McGrady discusses his regrets, including not investigating the public funding of organisations. He discusses more of his achievements, including setting up a residential college in Mount Isa.
Tony McGrady discusses working with different interest groups such as mines, environmental groups and traditional owners. He discusses the Mount Isa Mineral Province, the Ernest Henry Mine and the overall reactions to the projects.
