Four items of correspondence relating to the Wik Ten Point Plan, 1997. Correspondents include the Uniya Jesuit Society Justice Centre, the National Indigenous Working Group on Native Title (NIWG) and a letter from John Holmes (Emeritus Professor at the University of Queensland). Unsure who was the recipient of faxes.

Contains material such as art catalogues, newsletters and ephemeral items relating to Norman Lindsay artworks and publications.

File contains mostly national ephemera distributed at The University of Queensland.

Correspondence, incoming, from 1998:
1998 – 39 letters: Carmen Callil (11 Jul 1998); Ian Callinan (26 Nov 1998); Dymphna Clark (7 Feb, 9 Aug 1998); Don Dunstan and Steven Cheng (1); Geoffrey Dutton (9 Sep 1998 – eight days before his death); Nin Dutton (10 Sep, 26 Sep 1998); Margaret Olley (21 Dec 1998 – enclosing a photograph of Malouf and unknown); David Rowbotham (14 Dec 1998); Lurline Stuart (27 Sep 1998 – ten days after Geoffrey Dutton’s death); Others (27).

Correspondence received by Alan Wearne between 1998 and 2005. Correspondents include Steve Anker, Laurie Duggan, Gig Ryan and many others.

Client: Tweed Gallery. Brief: A design competition for a new gallery to expand capacity, upgrade the existing gallery. Architect McKerrell Lych?. Project no. 1997-01.

Two typescript drafts, 3 leaves each, with handwritten emendations. Both drafts are printed on the back of scrap/recycled paper. Undated but based on events in 1998.

First draft has the title 'Bringing them home - the stolen generation : Auntie Beryl's dreaming'; handwritten emendations in blue pen; 3 leaves; giving an account of the march in February 1998 of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, from Musgrave Park to the Brisbane city centre. The second draft has the title 'Auntie Beryl's dreaming', 3 leaves; with some corrections and written at the top is 'Full original'.