All posts by Roy Hay

Talk to U3A tutors 23 November 2005 by Roy Hay, Sports and Editorial Services Australia and Deakin University. I am extremely privileged to be here to talk to you

Roy Hay, Sports and Editorial Services Australia and Deakin University, 'Is there anything to be learned from history?', 2025: Work, Ethics and Values: Labouring ideals in the 21st

J R Hay, (ed.) The Development of the British Welfare State, 1880-1975, Documents of Modern History, Edward Arnold, London, 1978, pp. x +116. (Out of print). Second-hand copies

J R Hay, The Origins of the Liberal Welfare Reforms, 1906-1914, Macmillan for the Economic History Society, London, 1975. Second Revised Edition, 1983, pp. 84. (Still

Roy Hay, David Lowe and Don Gibb, with Bill Anderson, Breaking the mould: Deakin University, the first twenty five years, Deakin University, Geelong, 2002. Book and

Catherine Wells, Poems and Adages Down the Ages, privately published, Dingwall, Scotland, 2005, 23 pages, available from Ross-shire Voluntary Action,Thorfin House, Bridgend Business Park, Dingwall, Ross-shire IV15 9SL Telephone:

Shaun Cannon, ed., Work, Ethics, Values: Perceptions on Labouring Ideals in the Century Ahead, Melbourne Catholic Commission for Justice, Development and Peace, East Melbourne, 2006.ISBN 0 646 45942

Matthew Nicholson, Bob Stewart and Rob Hess, eds, Football Fever: Moving the Goalposts, Maribyrnong Press, Melbourne, 2006. Contains Roy Hay, ‘Fan culture in Australian football

Bill Murray and Roy Hay (eds) The World Game Downunder, Australian Society for Sports History, ASSH Studies no. 19, Melbourne, 2006. Available from the Society at