130 posters organised into the following series : (1) Harridan screen printer; (2) general; (3) United Nations Decade for Women; (4) Indigenous; (5) International Women's Day; (6) Women's awareness; (7) Rallies and conferences Australia; (8) Rape; (9) Women's health; (10) Gay, lesbian, bi-sexual, transgender and inter-sex.

Circular badge showing three interlocking circles and sun ray with snake on edge of badge designed by Richard Tipping in 1982.

Photographs and negatives taken by Jennifer Gow of street marches from the University of Queensland to King George Square; arrests of protestors; and gatherings outside the South Brisbane watch-house in 1977.
Includes photocopy of Gow's press pass for 1977-1978.

Transcript of hearing relating to bashing of student during demonstation in Brisbane, 1977 (Folders 1 & 2) ;photographs of Right to March demonstrations, Brisbane, 1978 (Folder 3) ;papers relating to a political controversy about Sir Garfield Barwick's shares in Mundroola Pty. Ltd. (Folder 4). Material in Folder 4 originates from period 1978-1981 when Mark Plunkett was assistant private secretary to Bill Hayden (then Leader of the Opposition). Plunkett was asked to investigate the activities of Mundroola Pty. Ltd., the Barwick family company, of which Sir Garfield Barwick was a director, for possible conflicts of interest. Gareth Evans started action to impeach Barwick.

Circular orange badge with slogan 'Strike Fraser out' in black. At the 50,000-strong protest in Melbourne in November 1975 the Socialist Workers' Action Group sold over 600 copies of the new paper and hundreds of badges with their slogan “STRIKE FRASER OUT”.

Circular black and white badge with black boarder featuring slogan 'No Uranium. No more Hiroshimas' in white and in the centre
between the 'N' and the 'O' is a mushroom cloud, with a white background and black text.

Circular white background with a green circle in centre, covered by a white dove carrying a twig; written around the green circle, in green capitalised text is "Hiroshima never again".