Promotional and educational ephemera about PND, its activities, and the nuclear industry

Newspaper cuttings, copies of newspaper articles, and journal articles about nuclear energy, nuclear weapons and the anti-nuclear movement

Documents by and about peace and anti-nuclear organisations other than People for Nuclear Disarmament. Most of the organisations represented in this series were Australian. The documents include publications, and internal letters, circulars and newsletters.

There is material associated with or acquired during the finalising of the estate of Gertrude Langer, which John Riedel assisted with. It includes a diary, correspondence relating to the Langer's, eulogies and notes about Gertrude Langer, a copy of her will, newspaper cuttings, and photographs.

Box 1
Item 1
1939 diary belonging to Gertrude Langer. Handwritten notes begin from July 21. July 27 is the day the Langer's arrived in Brisbane.

Folder 1
There are thirty six colour photographs which include photographs of: Gertrude Langer on holidays, the memorial seat and Rhyl Hinwood sculpture of Gertrude Langer (1986), Ute Heinen who wrote his thesis on Gertrude Langer; and photographs taken by John Riedel when he went to the Langer house after the death of Gertrude (1984). There are twenty black and white photographs of Karl and Gertrude Langer. Many of the photographs are undated. Some dates from 1935 to 1959.

Folders 2-3
Tributes etc from people and organisations, Langer Memorial Committee papers and correspondence, eulogies, newspaper cuttings, copy of will,

Folder 4
Notes made by John Riedel when he sorted through the Langer house at St.Lucia in 1984. 37 leaves. Includes 12 photographs.

This series contains papers and correspondence associated with John Riedel, including cards from Gertrude Langer to him, 1983-1985. There is also a photocopy of a letter written by Gertrude Langer replying to a letter from Kathe and Walter from London, ca. 1959.

Three photographs of Kathleen Campbell Brown, and some newspaper cuttings relating to her. One of the photographs is her with grotesque carved by Rhyl Hinwood.

This series is comprised of architectural drawings from the practice of Russell Hall Architects. It includes drawings for residential, retail, commercial, mixed use, heritage, and industrial designs. Most of the designs are in Queensland, with some from Halls' time in Papua New Guinea. Titles of plans are generally taken from the title block in the architectural drawings. Not all drawings have title blocks. In some cases the architect has provided a title and/or description on scrap paper (which has been discarded). Not all drawings have job numbers. When dates are not provided an estimated date or range of dates has been provided. It is comprised of: 1709 drawings, 31 photocopied drawings, 1 cover sheet, 1 printed image, 18 artistic sketches.

Designs include: Varitomos Buildings in West End; the heritage listed Carpenter-Hall house in Wilston; Camp Island Lodge; the windmills in Toowoomba; Rialto Theatre Redevelopment; and Hall House, Mons.

This series has one book and one folder with a lists of projects by project number; a presentation spiral bound booklet of 'Preliminary working Drawings for the Proposed Tustin Windmill Reconstruction'; and presentation, spiral bound booklet of 'Preliminary Investigation into the development of a tourist resort on the island of Samarai, Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea'.

Twenty nine pages of cartoons. Some are related to local Brisbane politics and some have a superhero theme. Undated.

Records of Heart of a Nation, the Gold Coast-based organisation founded and chaired by Bruce Whiteside to oppose Japanese investment and land ownership in Australia. The series includes a diary, correspondence, membership cards, publicity ephemera, material collected by Whiteside as part of his research on foreign investment and land ownership in Australia, and original pages of a petition against foreign ownership of Australian land.