Papers relate to the writing of the book, Oodgeroo, by Kathie Cochrane.

42 letters from Judith Wright to Shirley Walker, 1973-1994. Also material collected by Shirley Walker, including Judith Wright's academic record from the University of Sydney, photocopies of the appearance of her earliest poems and letters from other writers, including A.D. Hope and Thomas Keneally, assessing her work.

Diaries, research notes, photographs, personal papers. Includes handwritten notebooks; notes from the Archer family letters; material of Peter Fitzallen MacDonald; research material to her PhD (1986); correspondence, photographs, research notes, newspaper cuttings and/or reviews to her some of her publications including: Cattle Country (UQP, 1988), Rockhampton : a history of city and district (UQP, 1981), A Proud Name, Gladstone : city that waited (Boolarong Press, 1988), Letters of an Australian Pioneer Family, 1927-1880 (written with Graeme Bucknall), West of Matilda (CQU Press, 2001), Magic ships (CQU Press, 1997), Over earth and ocean (UQP, 1999), Treasures in a Tea Tin (privately published), Capricornia sketch book (CQUP, 2001). Also includes typescripts of speeches, talks and papers by Lorna on a variety of subjects; two letters from Elizabeth Gilmour (John Denis Fryer's sister) from 1976; and some correspondence from Judith Wright.

Typescript letters on Angus and Robertson letterhead : 1968 Feb. 9th, 28th, June 25th.
Holograph personal letters : 1978 Jan. 19th, May 27th. Letters of 1968 Feb. 28th and 1968 June 25th concern publication of Witnesses of Spring : unpublished poems by Shaw Neilson, selected by Judith Wright and Val Vallis.
Letters of 1978 Jan. 19th and 1978 May 27th concern William Wordsworth : a biography by Mary Moorman.

Typed, signed, letter to L.C. Fisher, regretting inability to attend lecture by Walter Stone.

Letter to Cecilie Sloane thanking the English Association for letter of congratulation [Encyclopedia Britannica award]

Handwritten letter, with envelope addressed to Professor Andrew Thomson, commenting on lecture about Judith Wright and comparing to Mary Gilmore and William Baylebridge.

Typed letter to Alec Bolton re C.L.F. lectures sent for publicising in Southerly. Signed Judith Wright McKinney.

Paintings and drawings (printed), and papers relating to wildflowers and wildlife preservation in Caloundra and Cooloola area. Incoming correspondence and greeting cards from various people including Judith Wright, Nancy Cato and Rosemary Opala. Material relating to wildflower shows presented by Caloundra Branch of the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland.

Typescript with pencilled corrections by Judith Wright.
Interview with Judith Wright prepared for the Bulletin at the request of Douglas Stewart, but not used when he gave up the editorship.