Correspondence between Ross Gwyther and the Department of Defence about missile tests in the Pacific by the Soviet Union, and copies of journal articles about Soviet and US navy activities in the Pacific.

Campaign material from the campaign to close US bases on Australian soil, including bases at Pine Gap and North West Cape. Includes a list of organisations affiliated to the Pine Gap Action Network, circulars about meetings and events, and information flyers and pamphlets. The Brisbane material in this file was issued under the name of the Anti-Bases Campaign Coalition.

Typescripts of talks and articles on peace and nuclear disarmament. Includes 'Peace and the Environment' (author not identified), 'Australia's Contribution to Peace and Nuclear Disarmament: A Social Ethical Perspective' by Noel Preston, 'Aborigines: the Phantoms of the Northern Militarisation' by Marcia Langton, and 'Foreign Bases' by Jim Keefe.

PND newsletters and bulletins including some issues of Peace Action (NSW), PND Newsletter (Vic), People for Nuclear Disarmament Newsletter (WA), Frontline (SA), and Peace Priorities (Tas)

Newspaper cuttings and copies of newspaper articles about nuclear and peace issues

Six journal articles about nuclear energy and nuclear weapons

A list of ships participating in the Bicentennial Naval Salute in Sydney, and the Australia-wide Bicentennial Visiting Ships Program. Nuclear-armed ships have been highlighted. The annotated list was issued under the letterhead of the Sydney Peace Squadron.

Print out of eighteen (18) selected pieces of email correspondence between Fran de Groen and Laurie Hergenhan from 24 Jul 2017 to 26 Aug 2019. Fran De Groen printed these emails between her and Hergenhan on 10 June 2021. Includes: personal information like holidays and associates. Other correspondents in the email trails include: Craig Munro, Alan Lawson, and Richard Fotheringham.

Letters received by Bruce Whiteside in 1988 as chairman of the organisation Heart of a Nation

Minutes of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement from its inaugural meeting on 27 October 1996 to the meeting of 21 March 1997. The minutes are recorded in a minute book, accompanied by separate loose duplicates of the minutes of some of the meetings. The subseries also includes three copies of the typed and signed minutes of the meeting at Sydney Airport on 23 February 1997 at which Pauline Hanson, David Ettridge and David Oldfield resolved to form a political party called Pauline Hanson's One Nation.