Booklet, nine leaves, comprised of nine typescript poems, stapled together with a blue cover, and handwritten title and number 2 on inside of front cover. Each poem has date at the bottom of the page. Poems are: Looking at (June 1968); Free-wheeling (June 1969); Everylasting mornings (October 1969); This day of wind (January 1970); Weather from a library window (March 1971); Happy time (March 1971); Wind-sparks (April 1971); Mutable air (May 1971); and Window on a landscape (November 1970). The last poem has handwritten emendations.

Booklet, nine leaves, comprised of nine typescript poems, stapled together with a yellow cover, and handwritten title and number 1 on inside of front cover. Each poem has date at the bottom of the page. Poems are: Quest (August 1959); Word my oracle (November 1960); Encounter (February 1961); The windy cock (January 1961); Listening and living (January 1962); Tree-climbing in summer (May 1962); Pine-grove : (words for a design) (1962); Grapefruit at lights out : (words for a design) (June 1968); and Jingle for a serene full moon on a warm night (February 1969). The last poem has a handwritten corrrection dated 2014.

Consist of a single poem entitled Withdrawn from Sale by J. Dingwell. Illustrated and illuminated by the artist Ella Lilian Pedersen.

This bottle of American whiskey was presented to Father Edward Leo Hayes by General Douglas MacAthur as a token of gratitude for Father Hayes supplying information, including books and maps about the Pacific region including Papua New Guinea during World Ward two.

Material consist of the academic dress worn by Father Edward Leo Hayes when he received an honorary Master of Arts in 1967. also included is the certificate of award and a copy of speech given by the Vice-Chancellor during the award ceremony.

Includes partial cover design, editorial, profile of landscape architect Catherin Bull, and Women-in-Architecture School.

Biographical timeline and summaries of professional projects. Compiled for Profile: Women in Architecture exhibition.

Compiled for Profile: Women in Architecture exhibition.

Compiled for Profile: Women in Architecture exhibition.

Segment including interviews with Leslie Wiseman and Wendy Sarkissian, relating to workshop "The City as People: Humanistic Considerations in City Design", part of RAIA's Conflict Conference in Sydney, 13-17 June 1983.