Circulars, letters, newsletters, internal reports and handwritten notes by and about the Nuclear Disarmament Party. Includes receipts for NDP membership dues paid by Ross Gwyther and Sheryl O'Neill. Many of the documents relate to debates and divisions within the NDP which emerged at its 1985 national conference.

Circulars, letters, brochures and newsletters relating to the United Nations International Year of Peace, held in 1986

Circulars, notices, brochures and flyers from the Queensland Campaign Against Militarism

Proposal and planning documents, articles of association, a memorandum of association and associated papers of the Queensland Peace Foundation

Newsletters, bulletins and programs of various peace groups, including the Bertrand Russell Peace Foundation, the War Resisters' League, the Queensland Association for the Prevention of Nuclear War, the German Green Party, Christians for Peace, the Medical Association for the Prevention of War, the United Nations Association of Australia, Move for Peace, the Hiroshima Day Committee, the Green Party (Queensland), Citizens Against Nuclear War, the Australian Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition, the Peace Action Collective, Communities Against Radioactive Dumps (Brisbane Valley), the Australian Campaign Against the Arms Trade, Peace Research Centre (ANU), the International Peace Bureau (Switzerland), Greenpeace Australia, the Australian Peace Committee for Detente, Disarmament and Development, the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (United Kingdom), Citizens Against Nuclear War (United States), and At Ease! (an alternative news service for women and men of the Australian military forces).

Newsletters of the Brisbane Peace Network from 1991 to 1994, a BPN telephone tree chart, and an article on the power of facilitated networks

Letters, minutes, circulars, reports, rules and newsletters from the Peace Research and Resource Centre

Letters, minutes, circulars, reports and newsletters from the Australian Coalition for Disarmament and Peace

A list of ships participating in the Bicentennial Naval Salute in Sydney, and the Australia-wide Bicentennial Visiting Ships Program. Nuclear-armed ships have been highlighted. The annotated list was issued under the letterhead of the Sydney Peace Squadron.

Papers relating to the formation of a Queensland Justice and Peace Centre, which became known as the Albion Peace and Justice Centre