Undated miscellaneous personal correspondence, notes and emphemera of Anne McCosker. Most of the correspondence and notes deal with Anne McCosker's book Masked Eden and debates about aspects of the history of Australian New Guinea.

Undated letters to and from Bruce Whiteside relating to the formation, governance and operation of Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Typescript of presentation ''A Mixed Bunch': Vida Lahey's Floral Palette', with an accompanying quiz on the flowers in the Lahey painting, 'A Mixed Bunch'.

Research notes for, and annotated drafts of, Lieutenant Martin's Letters : an Anzac in the Great War.

Correspondence from Kevin King, 1988 to 2011.

32 posters advertising music events by the University of Queensland School of Music from 2006 to 2011.

Manuscripts, publication cards and documents relating to the poetry and publications of Paul Knobel, Queensland poet and writer. One printout of An Australian Gay Chronology ; One printout of manuscript of Poems 2008-2011, removed from plastic ring-bound folder (discarded) ; One printout of _The twenty-first century: poems 2000-2007, spiral-bound, with handwritten corrections and commentary in black ink ; One copy of 'From touch to touch' published on white cardboard in A5 size ; Ten poems printed on cardboard of varying colours, ca. 8.7 x 21.7 mm, two of which are duplicates ; One printout of _Paul Knobel: Bibliography/Bio-bibliography/CV/Curriculum vitae/Vita current to 15 August 2011, clipped to one printout of _Paul Knobel: Bio-bibliography current to 9 October 2010.

Transcriptions of letters and militia records, family trees compiled by various researchers, recollections of Mary McConnel, handwritten notes of an interview with Lester and Jean Knopp, and notes on the Vaux Brothers by Margaret Thompson.

Scrapbooks containing newspaper cuttings, scorecards and other statistical information relating to the University of Queensland Cricket Club. William Edward Pender (WEP) Harris and his brother, John Harris had compiled records from the Club's beginning in 1912 to 1940. After the Club's records were inadvertently thrown out, John Biggs worked to restore the records for 1912 to 1940 but continued to collate them as a century project.

Leaflets and placards from the Every Australian Counts campaign.