Unpublished play script titled 'A schoolboy prank by Peter Carey. An adaptation for the stage', 9 leaves, undated. The short story A schoolboy prank was published in Carey's short story collections War Crimes (University of Queensland Press) in 1979 and Collected stories (University of Queensland Press) in 1994.

Drafts, notes, and corrections for 'The Chance : A play adapted from the short story of the same name'.

Maps of locations, correspondence and photographs of family properties including Lota House at Manly, Nindooinbah near Beaudesert and Bluff Downs near Charters Towers. Also, 'Here on a visit' manuscript written by Agnes Helena Wansey, giving an account of her childhood at Lota House and related correspondence.

Correspondence relating to research on the William Duckett-White family in Ireland and emigration to Australia.

Correspondence and documents relating to George Duckett-White, brother of William Duckett-White.

Materials belonging to Alistair Macdonald including correspondence, notes, drafts of articles, newspaper cuttings, ephemeral materials and a collection of medals.

Material relating to Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell. Includes: Photocopy of extract of death certificate of Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell, 20 May 1953 [?]. -- Photocopy of will of Marmaduke Alexander Thomas Bell, 20 Mar 1945.

Material relating to Marmaduke Charles Alexander Bell. Includes: Photocopy of extract of death certificate for Marmaduke Charles Alexander Bell, 3 Feb 1943. -- Photocopy of estate distribution submitted by Denis de Lacy Moffatt claiming entitlement to one-third share that would have gone to his grandmother Mary Isabella Moffatt's estate, 1946. -- Extracts of the Death Act with accompanying notes. -- Letter to Edmund Kelly from Jack St Ledger, 10 Apr 1921[torn]

This subseries contains speeches and reports by (or attributed to) Oodgeroo Noonuccal in the 1960s, 1970s and early 1980s.

Letters from children, high school and tertiary students and teachers and academics, mostly from Australia. Letters from Universities include inviting her to attend functions, be a guest speaker, comment on indigenous issues.