Photographs of people and scenes, many unidentified. They include studio portraits, wedding and class photographs, family groups and scenes of the Upper Goulburn River district, particularly Mansfield and Jamieson, Melbourne and Tasmania, particularly Port Arthur. Some used as greeting cards, with messages. Some postcards, including World War 1 locations with messages from men serving overseas, presumably family members.

Correspondence, administrative records, financial records, minutes, reports, discussion and conference papers, newspaper cuttings, newsletters, periodicals, and research materials concerning the media’s portrayal of women.

35 bookplates, each one an original work of art.

Material related to the Gibson family, founders of Gibson & Howes, one of the sugar companies that subsequently formed 'Bundaberg Sugar', and material related to the life and interests of Brenda Gibson Martin, a member of that family.

Constitution, minutes, financial statements, correspondence, reviews and lists of contributors to Imago.

42 letters from Judith Wright to Shirley Walker, 1973-1994. Also material collected by Shirley Walker, including Judith Wright's academic record from the University of Sydney, photocopies of the appearance of her earliest poems and letters from other writers, including A.D. Hope and Thomas Keneally, assessing her work.

Correspondence, annual reports, manuals and other records produced by the Home Midwifery Association (Qld.). Also includes subject files on all aspects of pregnancy and home birth.

Drafts, correspondence and research notes relating to literary works of Venero Armanno. Includes drafts of The Lonely Hunter, Romeo of the Underworld, My Beautiful Friend, Strange Rain, Firehead, The Volcano, The Dirty Beat, Black Mountain, Burning Down (also known as Burning Town), Moon a rock opera, Presidentsland, Blood and pasta, Firehead, and The Crying Forest. Drafts of and notes relating to Armanno's PhD thesis.

Correspondence, subscription orders, photographs, index and reviews related to the journal The Aboriginal Child at School.

This collection is comprised of correspondence by Dick, Elsie and Lindsay Roughsey; the manuscripts of Dick Roughsey; the manuscripts of Percy Trezise; and 20 original artworks by Goobalathaldin (Dick Roughsey) and Percy Trezise, many of which were proposed illustrations for The rainbow serpent (1979). It includes some explanatory notes by Fedora Fisher.