This ephemera collection contains reports, promotional material, submissions, circulars, publicity leaflets, correspondence and information for members of the council

Ephemera and badges relating to anti uranium mining, nuclear issues, disarmament, nuclear weapons testing and military bases. Groups include Campaign against Nuclear Power, People for Nuclear Disarmament, Movement against Uranium Mining, Anti Uranium Mobilisation Committee, Friends of the Earth and the Communist Party of Australia. Also includes material relating to the Anti Uranium marches, including October and November 1977.

Ephemera relating to immigration and refugees. Groups include Communist Party of Australia, Victorian Association for Immigration Reform, Immigration Control Association, Refugee and Asylum Seeker Support Queensland, and The Romero Centre, Refugee Action Collective, Multicultural Development Association.

Ephemera including pamphlets, meeting resolutions, flyers, posters and newsletters relating to the SEQEB dispute, 1985. In February 1985, over one thousand electrical workers went on strike against the introduction of contractors into SEQEB. The Queensland premier Joh Bjelke Petersen called a State of Emergency and sacked the workers.

Reports, policy documents, proposals, meeting minutes, constitution, newsletters and leaflets relating to the New Left Party.

Leaflets, including her election material for the Nundah by-election in May 1991 when she ran as a candidate for the Call to Australia (Fred Nile) Group, and her profile as a candidate representing Australians Loyal to Crown and Constitution at the 1997 Constitutional Convention election.