Letters, postcards and photographs sent by Gwen Harwood to her friend Helen Mills.

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.

Ephemeral material relating to student activity at the University of Queensland campus,1969-1974, particularly in relation to the Vietnam Moratorium demonstrations and the University strike in 1971.

Correspondence, minutes, reports, bulletins, flyers, photographs and notes relating to the Trades and Labor Council of Queensland and its Secretary from 1952 until 1969, Alex Macdonald. Includes Labour Day flyers from the 1890s and anti-conscription flyers and posters from World War One.

It includes: material produced by the Trades and Labor Council or directly relating to TLC activities, mainly in the postwar period; TLC material and material relating to political and industrial issues in which the TLC was involved; material produced by or relating to the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), individual Australian trade unions and the international peak trade union bodies; documents and publications relating to pre-World War Two trade union history including Queensland trade union history, Australian trade union history, and international trade union history; and documents, newspapers and newspaper cuttings relating to the Communist Party of Australia and world communism, 1968-1969 which is mainly concerned with CPA congresses and CPA deliberations over the direction of the Party and world communism, particularly in relation to events in Czechoslovakia.

Papers, correspondence, photographs, newspaper cuttings and ephemera relating to Frederick Thomas and Elizabeth Brentnall and their family, in particular their daughter Flora Harris and grand-daughter Noela Denmead. Photographs and papers relating to Daphne Mayo and her work on the Queensland Women's War Memorial in Brisbane, Australia, in the early 1930s.