Bicycle and Other Poems is Malouf’s first book of poetry, published by UQP in 1970, and later published in the United States as The Year of the Foxes and Other Poems (1979). This subseries contains two folders of poems that appear in the 1970 publication by UQP. Many have handwritten corrections and notes by the author giving the place and date of composition for some poems and where each poem was initially published.

An Imaginary Life is a novel dealing with the last years of the Roman poet Ovid in exile and his strange relationship with a wolf-child. It was first published in 1978. Originally the title was 'Letters from Pontus'. Includes letters from George Braziller Inc., New York relating to the publication of this novel, typescript drafts of the novel, editorial markup by literary argent Curtis Brown of the final draft, and changes for final draft.

Administration records of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement, including minutes, membership and contact lists, rules and a constitution, correspondence, and internal newsletters and reports

Speeches, statements, opinion articles and event and promotional ephemera of The Pauline Hanson Support Movement

Correspondence relating to the formation, governance and operation of Pauline Hanson's One Nation. The subseries comprises letters from and to Bruce Whiteside, and between third parties.

Documents relating to legal cases involving allegations that Pauline Hanson's One Nation was fraudulently registered and that, as a result, the party fraudulently received public funding. The documents include copies of page 1 of an affidavit by Paul Trewartha and copies of submissions by Desmond J O'Shea in response to appeal applications in the Supreme Court of Queensland by David Ettridge and Terry Patrick Sharples.

Bound typescript with some hand emendations, March 1971.

This subseries consists of drafts, working notes, proofs, research material, publicity and correspondence relating to the novel The tax inspector, first published in 1991.

Complete and incomplete drafts of Peter Carey's first children's book The big bazoohley.

Setting copy from the University of Queensland Press for War crimes with notes and two audio cassettes of interviews with Peter Carey about War crimes. War crimes won the New South Wales Premier's Literary Awards 1980.