Leaflets, posters, petition and correspondence relating to the right to march and civil liberties in Brisbane, 1967-1979. Includes material from various groups and individuals, including Civil Liberties Co-Ordinating Committee, Queensland Council for Civil Liberties, Communist Party, George Georges and other unnamed groups. Includes some material from interstate.

Flyers and documents relating to anniversary dinner and associated events, including new issue of student publication Student guerrilla. Organisers for the 25th anniversary dinner of the 1967 Civil Liberties March in 1992 included Jim Prentice, Greg Mallory, Lorraine Dyer, Paddy McCorry, Janine Bell, Dan O'Neill, Mal Price, Merv Partridge. On September 8 1967 leaders from the Society for Democratic Action (SDA) addressed a mass meeting of University of Queensland staff and students. Four thousand students and staff, approximately half the campus population, marched without a permit from this forum at St. Lucia, up Coronation Drive to Roma Street. When confronted with Police, the marchers linked arms and sat down on the road. Over 100 student protesters were arrested, and many were left bruised and bloodied in the clash with the Police.

This file includes: ticket stubs, three half pence stamp, layout for Qwerty keyboard, travel timetables, newsletters, Sydney Hospital ulcer diet for ambulatory patients from 1945, TAA and Ansett tickets, Diet list (3 copies), business cards, page with eye and neck exercises, Abbotsford series students' day book with daily menu taken from 'Diet scheme from the Diabetic A.B.C.' by Dr Lawrence 1935 (with pamphlets with directions for insulin injections), and brochure "Come to Winton for the outback festival" August 1972.

Event publicity and invitations, membership forms, stickers and other promotional ephemera, copies of the published version of Pauline Hanson's maiden parliamentary speech, and a copy of Bruce Whiteside's speech at the launch of the Support Movement

Included in this file is materials, often accompanied by correspondence, such as leaflets, newsletters, minutes of meetings, and reports of activities, that relate to the following: Brisbane Wildlife Survey; papers on disarmament; papers on wildlife and the environment; and uranium

Empty envelopes mostly addressed to Daphne Mayo, with senders name and address on back. Loose stamps.

Six drawings mounted on card and project description in English in folder titled Grammar School for Darmstadt