Programs, flyers, photographs, posters and newspaper cuttings re: Shakespearian and other productions.

Photograph of Boman Ali and letters and cards to Kate Durham from Ali.

Newspaper cuttings and letters to Kate Durham from Mohammad Sagar Hossain, including some letters in Bengali.

Photocopies and prints of photographs, showing children, women and men in detention in Nauru, Kate Durham visiting the Nauru detention centre in August 2004, a family being reunited at an airport, and Philip Ruddock, Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, 2003-2004, 30 photographs. Folder also contains a satirical comic strip about the plight of asylum seekers, four copies of a satirical sketch of Prime Minister John Howard and two postcards featuring artwork by Kate Durham.

Beige manila folder with contact details written on the cover containing:
Document listing refugee support contacts and list of 'Spare Rooms for Refugees' volunteers;
Printed pages from 'Spare Rooms for Refugees' website, 4 Feb 2004;
Emails to Kate Durham and Julian Burnside, 8 Feb 2002 to 11 Feb 2004, 27 leaves;
Letter to Kate Durham from Howard Glenn, A Just Australia, 28 Jan 2004, 2 leaves;
Copy of facsimile to Russell Skelton from Kate Durham, 22 Feb 2002, 1 leaf;
Original and copy of facsimile to Denis Nihil from Sr Mary Mackin, 15 Sept 2003, 7 leaves;
Printed pages of contacts for 'Spare Rooms for Refugees' volunteers;
Printed pages from document Senate Select Committee – Children Overboard Affair, 21 Aug 2002;
Copies of facsimile document regarding Topside camp, Nauru, 11 Mar 2002;
Copies of newspaper articles: 'Island of no Hope' The Dominion Post, 3 Jan 2004 and ‘Pacific Confusion’ The Australian, [undated];
Handwritten letter to Alan Montague from Kate Durham [undated];
Flyers regarding Spare Rooms for Refugees;
Invitation to welcome newest arrivals from Nauru.

Correspondence, emails, an expression of interest, transcripts of media interviews with Michael Keniger, Robin Gibson and Paul Greenfield, notes and copies of newspaper articles relating to objections to the University of Queensland's proposal to adaptively reuse Mayne Hall, a university building designed by Robin Gibson. The file includes a letter from Robin Gibson to University Chancellor Sir Llew Edwards, describing the proposed changes as 'architectural vandalism'.

The book is the result of a collaboration between poet Jill Jones and the poet/artist Angela Gardner, and is based on an exchange of poems sent between Australia and the United Kingdom in October and November, 2003. The postcards and cover were digitally produced as an artists book by Angela Gardner. Includes background information about the project and creation of the book ( 1 computer disc with Word document ;1 leaf printout of document, signed and dated by Angela Gardner)

This file contains supplementary documents for Australian residential projects. Originally housed in a four punch ring binder with "Book 2 : Australian projects - Residential : supplementary documents" on cover.

Comprises: Profile on The Heather Thiedeke Group from Queensland Property Report (1988); Salt Residence (2004); Currumbin Hill Residence (1985); Residence, 47 Hedges Avenue, Mermaid Beach, Gold Coast (1987, 1989, 1990); Riverland Residence, Maryland Avenue, Carrara, Gold Coast (1981); Fairway Housing, Palm Meadows (1987); Residence Terranora, Tweed Heads (1979); Thiedeke Residence, Carrara (1983); Hebel prefabricated house (1992); 'Neverwood' - Eco residential village - development plan, Hallidays Point (2000); Display Home, Earl Hill (1996); The Hacienda, Palm Meadows, Carrara (1987); Display Homes, Magnolia Grove (1998); Residence, Beechwood Drive, Riverleigh (1996); Sanctuary Cove Display (1997); Sanctuary Cove Residence (1996); Riverleigh Gardens Villa designs (undated).

Letters to Kate Durham, Jenny Riley and Julian Burnside from Ali Rezai.

John R. Laverty was a Research Assistant for Professor Gordon Greenwood. In the early 1950s, Laverty produced these research summaries to facilitate Greenwoods work in writing the history of the first twenty years of the Brisbane Municipal Council and some aspects of Brisbane's early history. The two bound volumes were complied by Matthew Fuchs in 2004, and comprise photocopies of carbon copy typescript. Volume 1 contains: a survey of Council activities, evidences of city development, the growth of Brisbane city, animal nuisance issues, the Brisbane Bridge and water supply. Volume 2 contains more detailed information about the city such as cemeteries, ferries, Port of Brisbane, parks and recreation reserves, the Town Hall, roads, sewerage, street improvements and city transport.