Personal documents relating to Glenn Cooke's interest in art and arts and crafts history.

This series includes appointment details, course outlines, programs for the QUT Architecture Public Lecture Series, and student projects for the Brisbane Bridges and Dating a Brisbane house.

Newspaper cuttings, some photocopied, relating to the Bell Family.

This series contains drafts and notes. The screenplay for Snowdrop, with the working title of 'Little black dress', was not commissioned. Sheartson wrote it and it was taken up by Julie Money and Michael Cook. After disagreements between Shearston and Adelphi Films, the screenplay rights were bought by Julie Money and Michael Cook with Jeff Truman as the final writer of what became the film Envy. This film is also know as The new girlfriend. This series includes drafts of the various working titles, correspondence, and reviews.

Correspondence, notes and sketches relating to prospective architecture jobs, heritage building preservation study program undertaken in the United Kingdom, Sinnamon's activity with a local architectural history group.

Documents collected and collated by Anne McCosker and used as source material for her book Masked Eden.

Album 1 contains 540 slides and has two sections, each section preceeded by documents. Album 2 contains proof sheets, exhibition notes and negatives.

This series contains drafts of reviews, published and unpublished, of other authors works as well as documents for some of the literary and art awards where she was a judge.

This series is comprised of scholastic certificates, letters of recommendation, certificates for extra curricular activities, notes on poetry and from study at University, teaching notes, academic documents and three curriculum vitae.

This series contains drafts, notes, newspaper cuttings, research material and correspondence. Tinder [novel], published by Scribner in 2002, had several working titles: 'The fire lovers', 'Fire in the hand', and 'Zippo : a cautionary tale'. Set in Katoomba and narrated by the central character, Graham, it follows his sexual awakening.