Leaflets, newsletters, invitations, bumper stickers, conference publicity, posters, reports, song lyrics, and event notices. Some of the organisations may only have one item. Also includes leaflets with no organisation named. Organisations include Ananda Marga Women's Spiritual Community, Brisbane Women's Club, Brisbane Women's Health Club, Brisbane Women's Union, Children by Choice, Coalition of Australian Participating Organisations of Women, Domestic Violence Resource Centre, Emma Miller Women's Group and Grass Roots Resource Centre, Human Rights Commission, International Women's Year Australian national Advisory Committee, Jobs for Women Action Committee, Joint Women's Action, Leichardt Women's Community Health Centre, Liverpool Women's Health Centre Collective, Migrants on the March, Mothers on the March, National Women's Consultative Council, Office of Equal Opportunitiy, Older Women's Network, Queensland Nurses Union, Socialist Feminist Forum, South Australian Health Commission, Survivors, Sydney Women's Liberation Group, UNAA Status of Women's Committee, UNIFEM Australia, Women and Children First, University of Queensland Women's Club, Women and Labour Conference, Women Working for Development, Women's Commission of the AUS Council, Women's Creative Arts Centre, Women's Embassy, Women's Infolink, Women's Information and Support Association Sunshine Coast, Women's Information Service, Women's International Democratic Federation Council, Women's Network, Women's Policy Branch, Dept of the Premier, Women's Policy Unit Office of Cabinet Queensland, Women's Rights University of Queensland Union, Women's Shelter Cairns, Women's Studies Network, Working Women's Centre, Zig Zag, Pro Choice Action Collective, SALIG, Words for Women. Also includes material on the anniversary of women's suffrage in Queensland.

Event flyer, printed on one side of red paper with black ink. It gives the details of an event to be held by Women's Health Centre, at St Andrew's Lutheran Church in City [Brisbane]. Handwritten notes add the information 'We're closing very soon!' and the details that they are closing in December (no year given) 'due to lack of funding - donations V.I.P.'

Event flyer, printed on one side of white paper with black ink. It gives the details of a seminar to be held on 1st December (no year mentioned) at the Trades and Labor Council in South Brisbane, jointly hosted by Women's Health Centre Queensland Nurses' Union. The principal speaker is advertised to be Liz Furler, Women's Adviser to the South Australian Health Commission.

Flyer, printed on both sides of green paper with black ink. On one side is the title of a work, Women's Studies ANZAAS 87: Women in isolation, collected papers, and details of price and availability. On the other side the titles and authors of the individual papers are listed.

Discussion of causes, symptons and treatment of trichomonas, black ink on yellow paper.

Flyer advertising a rally on the subject Women for Whitlam, to take place at the City Square on Thursday, 4th December, at 12:30 p.m.. Three speakers are named: Margaret Whitlam, Senator Jean Meltzer, and Senate Candidate Colleen Freeman. Printed on pale green paper in black ink, with a small cartoon drawing in the bottom left corner. Colleen Freeman ran as a candidate in the 1975 election.

Flyer advertising three sessions on the subject "Women at Work: What's it all about?", to take place in the E.G. Whitlam Room on 21st and 22nd Septembe. No year is given. Two of the sessions feature films to be screen and discussion afterwards; the third session feautures a discussion of the Women's Trade Union Congress held the previous month. Printed on yellow paper in black ink.

An information sheet on the stages of women's liberation, and its implication for a woman's everyday life, with recommendations for further reading. Printed on white paper with black ink. No provenance or date is included.

Information sheet about instances of rape on the University of Queensland campus, citing the most recent incident. Warning is given of the vulnerability to attack of female students, and particular measures which the university could take to improve safety. Notice is given of a public meeting to discuss these issues on Wednesday 20th February, with no month or year given. Printed on white paper with black ink.

Five page essay on the women's movement written by Biff Ward with the help of the Survivors - a Canberra Feminist Group. Most likely written in the 1980s.