Judith Rodriguez received the Fellowship of Australian Writers (Vic.) Christopher Brennan poetry award in 1994. The series includes one folder with FAW documentation and the award.

This file contains eleven pages of handwritten notes on Australian literature, possibly from a lecture of A D Hope.

Booklet, seventeen leaves, comprised of sixteen typescript poems, stapled together with a purple cover, and handwritten title and number 3 on inside of front cover. Each poem has date at the bottom of the page. Poems are:

• Word of the explorers (April 1970); handwriten note at top in brackets: To Em. Prof. F.W.R.
• On some university lecturers (February 1959).
• Conceit upon pens (November 1966).
• Inscriptions, Granite Belt (May 1959).
• Holiday Haiku (August 1963).
• Open-air cinema (March 1970).
• Bigfoot territory (February 1969); 2 leaves; at top of poem "On the trail of a gaint," by Albert S. Hunter, Herald, Sat. 22. ii.69.
• Frontier incident (February 1962).
• Armistice Day, 1966 (November 1966); title has '1966' crossed through.
• June 1970 (undated).
• Evening in Society, Port of Spain (March 1969).
• Brown Ellen (January 1970).
• Women's ward (October 1967).
• These many deaths (April - August 1970); handwritten note at top of page: Coffee with Jill (Farrar) Morris.
• Talking of people (April 1970); handwritten note at top of page in brackets: to D.M.
• Caution for an English February (February 1962).

Typescript drafts of art and literature reviews from the 1990s.

Four address or contact books for Judith Rodriguez. The first may be from 1982, with leather ties to close; the second may be from the 1991 or 1992, all pages have been crossed through, the front cover and spine have come away; the third may be from about 1993, all contact pages have been crossed through, the verso and fly leaf have not been crossed through, the front cover and spine have come away; and the final address book is spiral bound with cartoons throughout, on the cover it says 'To 2004' and no pages have been crossed through.

Incomplete drafts, flyers, and illustrations for the book A remarkable absence of passion : women address the Catholic Church gathered by Nora McManus, with linocut illustrations by Judith Rodriguez.