Five digital sound recordings of David Malouf reading a selection of his poems. These recordings were made following the 2024 Fryer Lecture in Australian Literature, delivered by Nick Jose in honour of David Malouf AO’s 90th year. The event, held at Customs House, included a conversation between Nick Jose and David Malouf on the enduring significance of poetry in Malouf’s body of work. The readings were recorded on an iPhone by Tanya Ziebell during a visit to Mr Malouf’s residence on 13 November 2024, attended by Tanya Ziebell and Simon Farley. This recording session served as a follow-up to the lecture, titled A Tribute to David Malouf AO.

In the recordings David gives an introduction to each poem:

1. Eternal moment at Poggio Madonna.
2. Towards midnight : The Cup.
3. The Prospect of Little Anon on an Inner-city Greensward.
4. Incident on Myrtle Street.
5. Seven last words of the emperor Hadrian.

Digital sound recording of David Malouf reading the poem "The Prospect of Little Anon on an Inner-city Greensward" from the book An Open Book, published by UQP in 2018.

Digital sound recording of David Malouf reading the poem "Incident on Myrtle Street" from the book An Open Book, published by UQP in 2018.

Digital sound recording of David Malouf reading the poem "Seven last words of the emperor Hadrian" from the book Typewriter Music, published by UQP in 2007.

Digital sound recording of David Malouf reading the poem "Towards midnight : The Cup" from the book Earth Hour, published by UQP in 2014.

Digital sound recording of David Malouf reading the poem "Eternal moment at Poggio Madonna" from the book Earth Hour, published by UQP in 2014.

Super 8 reels, audio reel, notes, digital files.

Photographs of storm damage and fallen trees at The University of Queensland St Lucia campus. On 27 November 2014 Brisbane experienced an extreme storm event which significantly damaged the central business district and many inner suburbs, including St Lucia. Angela Hannan, a librarian at the University of Queensland Library, took photographs of the campus the day after the event.

Volume of statistical tables and profiles for cricket players for the University of Queensland Cricket Club (UQCC) compiled by John Biggs to celebrate the centenary of the UQCC in 2012.

Interview recordings, transcripts and correspondence.