Newsletter contains an assortment of cartoons, news articles, and invitations to functions and public meetings. The font and pagination varies. Printed on yellow paper with black ink.

Information sheet about changes in funding and staffing of the Women's Rights' area, difficulties with the Union Executive, and the issue of harassment of women students. Notice is given of a public meeting to discuss these issues on Wednesday 27th February, and a possible successive meeting on Friday 1st March. The date 27.2.91 is handwritten on the paper in blue ink. Printed on white paper with black ink.

Information sheet about the function of the Women's Rights group at the University of Queensland Union in improving the lives of women, and listing the disadvantages experienced by women in educational institutions. Details of the location of the group's room, and the functions it holds, are given. No year is mentioned. Printed on pink paper with black ink.

Black print on lilac paper. A tri-fold entry form for an art competition held by the Women's Policy Branch - part of the Department of the Premier, Economic and Trade Development. The front page contains information about the conditions of entry, such as the fact that entrants must be women artists over the age of eighteen, must reside in Queensland, and must have exhibited their work in the past two years. The front page also states entries must be submitted by Monday 13 May, 1991, and the assessment panel's decision will be publicised in early June, 1991. The back page contains the form to be filled by entrants, guidelines for entry, judging categories and prizes to be awarded across the categories.

Included in this file is correspondence, leaflets, and newsletters from various women’s organisations including: International Womens’ Day Committee; National Council of Women of Queensland; National Woman’s Christian Temperance union of Australia; National Women’s Advisory Council; Townsville Women’s Shelter; Union of Australian Women; Women’s Action Alliance; Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom; and women's softball associations (Bluebirds Amateur Softball Club and Redlands Women's Softball Association).