Content consists of first day cover/first day issue envelopes, and cards. Most are addressed to 'Mrs Ambrose Brown' (Mary Zilla Hayes). There are a few addressed to Father Edward Leo Hayes and Jean Marie Brown. Also included are a number of envelopes containing stamps.

Material consists mostly of correspondence from Father Hayes to his sister Mary (Mrs Ambrose Brown) and his niece Jean Brown. Other correspondence includes letters from Daniel Augustine O'Brien.

60 drawings, preliminary and final, for Statecraft magazine of the UQPPES - University of Queensland Politics, Philosophy & Economics Society

Folder 1
Illustrations for issue 2 (2019)
15 preliminary sketches

Folder 2
Illustrations for issue 3 (2020)
21 drawings, including nine preliminary sketches and 11 drawings for 2020 issue, titled as follows

'Untitled'. An inadvertent philosophical investigation (page 3)
Anthropomorphic screaming fire in a backyard
B & W edit of coloured image

'Untitled'. 'Has our economic response gone too far?' (page 4)
Two bank robbers looking into an empty vault
[Artist's note: Unpublished 'SSAF' image from Semper Floreat - 'SSAF' edited out]

'Untitled'. The new Bradfield scheme: low hanging fruit (page 9)
Elevated image of QLD with a river running downstream to a puddle

[on the same sheet]:
'Untitled'. New visa and no jobs (page 17)
Artists's Note: Redraw of 'Expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden ' (Masaccio, 1424-27) with Peter Dutton as 'angel'.

'little relief'.
Artist's note: Small fire.

'Untitled'. Israel & Trump: precedents for US foreign policy (page 10)
Caricature of Trump

'Untitled'. Get off my lawn (page 16)
Fence with pail

'Untitled'. Philosophy's problems with accessibility (page 21)
Group of five images of chaise lounge, Caeser's head, microscope, magnifying lense over book, '101' book that is actually a cake, Caesar's head and apple.

Folder 3
Illustrations for issue 4 (2021)

14 drawings, including eight preliminary sketches (on six sheets) and six final drawings, titled as follows:

'Taking the long-term seriously'

'On getting to heaven'

'The chains of political identity'

'The great realignment of British politics'

'Liberalism in China'

'Australia's balancing act'

Folder 4
Illustrations for issue 5 (2022)

10 drawings, including four preliminary sketches, one page of notes, and six final drawings, titled as follows:

'Stakeholder capitalism and the revamp of terrible ideas'

'Does the market economy need government?'

'Defending Australia amidst an ailing alliance in Asia-Pacific'

'At last, a climage election'

'Looking back at Australia's hollowed-out response to the pandemic'

'Would Orwell listen to sticky fingers?'

21 Illustrations for Semper Floreat, student newspaper of the University of Queensland Union.

Illustrations for edition 7 (2018)

Coloured drawing of boy with Virtual Reality device (page 3)
Faber Castell Polychromos pencil on Speedball Bienfang marker card

Party with 'no' balloons (page 6)
Waterproof pigment ink pen and watercolour on Strathmore WC medium 300gsm card

Scarlett Johanson (page 7 )
Faber Castell Polychromos pencil on bleed proof paper
Three drawings

Illustration for edition 8 (2018)

'Untitled'. GP (page 7)
Copic alcohol markers on Speedball Bienfang marker card

Illustrations for edition 9 (2018)

'Cease and desist'. Owl (page 4)
Faber Castell Polychromos pencil on cartridge paper

'Untitled'. Smoker on the bridge to UQ (page 5)
Faber Castell Polychromos pencil on printer paper
Three variants, one unpublished.

Illustrations for edition 10 (2018)

'Untitled'. UQ student election. Man in suit with 3 grey 'Rock em Sock em' figures behind. (Front cover)
Faber Castell Polychromos pencil, acrylic paint & watercolour gesso on printmaking paper (Magnani 250gsm). Varnished with Winsor & Newton Satin Artist Varnish (aerosol)

'Untitled'. Rowan (head editor of Semper Floreat) on a bench (page 5)
Waterproof pigment ink pen and watercolour on Strathmore WC medium 300gsm card

Illustrations for edition 1 (2019)

'Untitled' UQ Market day (Front cover)
Watercolour and Water soluable pencils on watercolour paper (Canson Arches - can't remember if its 'Rough 250gsm' or 'medium 300gsm'
Three sketches and one final work

Illustrations for edition 2 (2019)
'Untitled'. Line drawing of Peter Hoj (Centrefold)
Waterproof Pigment ink pen on Bleed proof paper

Illustrations for edition 4 (2019)

'Untitled'. Dodgeball to the face (page 5)
One prepatory image and one final image
Watercolour on cartridge paper and Faber Castell PITT artist brush pen on bleed proof paper

'Untitled'. How to use UQ toilets (Centrefold)
Waterproof pigment ink pen and watercolour on Fabriano Artistico 300gsm Medium watercolour card
[Artist's note: published with no context, Idea by head editor in response to campus cleaning company complaint in relation to students' misuse of the library toilets]

Illustrations for edition 5 (2019)

'Untitled'. Noir detective following paper trail of money (Cover)
Faber Castell PITT Artist markers on bleed proof paper

Not of this Earth
Robert Smithson Exhibition, 2018
Six illustrations for the exhibition poster and five pencil drawings showing the interior of the exhibition

Layouts assembled for Profile: Women in Architecture exhibition, and the production of the second issue of the Association's newsletter Quarterly.

Recordings of interviews given to promote the Association and its activities.

File 1: First workshop, UQ, 1 Sep 1982
File 2: Material from Barbara Van Den Broek, incl Melbourne Association of Women in Architecture
File 3: Women in Architecture meeting minutes, 1983-1988 [includes some newsletters]
File 4: Women in Architecture distributed material, constitution
File 5: Replies to Women in Architecture questionnaire
File 6: Women in Architecture [Womens Winter School 1984]
File 7: RAIA Convention 1984, Renathi Kamath
File 8: Women in Architecture Exhibition, 13 Jun 1984
File 9: [Women in Architecture Exhibition and RAIA Convention photographs]
File 10: Press clippings
File 11: Correspondence
File 12: Material newsletter
File 13: Material for future newsletters
File 14: Typing file
File 15: Press/media info
File 16: Material Sydney Constructive Women
File 17: Periodical references
File 18: Periodical references

The series contains documents and architectural drawings relating to Kevin and Betty Leyshon's house at Hunt Street, Burpengary designed by Noel Robinson (as part of 'Noel Robinson + ptnrs' and later as 'Noël Robinson Built Environments Pty Ltd). There is a file with correspondence with the Caboolture Shire Council, financial information, contracts, design notes, and photocopies of plans. There are also 2 spiralbound copies of the specifications, with divergent handwritten notes and marks on each, and a prospectus for ‘Noel Robinson Built Environments Pty Ltd’, dated post 1981. Of the architectural drawings, six plans are for the original build of the house at Hunt Street: Job no. 1105 'Leyshon House Burpengary’: ‘Plans elevations’, drawing no. 1, Aug 1974; ‘Section details', drawing no. 2, Aug 1974; ‘Details kitchen utility’, drawing no. 3; ’Details bathroom’, drawing no. 4; ‘Dormitory details', drawing no. 5, Mar 1975; ‘Storage shed and chicken coop’, drawing no. 6, May 76. There are two architectural drawings for job no. 1229, ‘House extensions’: ‘Schematic’ dated Feb 1978, drawing no. 1; and “Working drawings’, drawing no. 2, Mar 78. Four of the architectural drawings are for extensions, designed by Noel Robinson Built Environments, for K.R. & B.A. Leyshon, 'House extensions', no job or drawing numbers, dated Dec 1984 to Jun 1985. Two different sets of plans for the billiard room seem to have been drawn up, one portrayed as a curved room on the end of the existing house, one as a free-standing geodesic dome.
There are six plans in A3 size, with no date or job number, titled ‘Leyshon House Burpengary’: ‘Site plan’, drawing no. 001; ‘Existing ground floor plan’, drawing no. 002; ‘Tiling and paving layout’, drawing no. 003; ‘New ground floor plan’, drawing no. 010; ‘First floor plan’, drawing no. 011; ‘Kitchen plan and sections’, drawing no. 012; ‘Kitchen sections’, drawing no. 013.

There are two photocopies of plans for the Leyshon House by James Architects, no dates, which appears to be interior design improvements for the house. Unsure if this work was done. There is no related correspondence.

Kevin and Betty Leyshon's house was designed by Dan Kelvey and was situated at 29 Rossett Street, West Chermside, Brisbane. Kelvey designed a home to fit the climate of Brisbane, built of materials that were readily available, wide overhangs or eaves, downpiping set into the building without being conspicuous, fairly flat roof without many angles and no tiles, concrete floor construction, interiors with natural materials. The file has correspondence, financial details and specifications relating to the land and house. Included is a two page note by Kev Leyshon about Dan Kelvey. There are three architectural drawings. There is an undated drawing of Residence for K. Leshion [sic] Esq at Rosset [sic] St. Chermside by D.W. Kelvey with elevations, sections, foundation plan, floor plan and kitchen details. There is a copy of this drawing with pencil notes. The third drawing is dated Mar 1965 for Proposed car-port extension for Mr. K. Leyshon at Rossett Street Chermside with Brisbane City Council specification attached and architect name not specified.