T-shirt, cotton, blue and pink, 67 cm in length with 'Make Education Free Again' on the front and 'National Union of Students N.U.S. Inc. No Education Cuts, No Centrelink Attacks' on back. Worn by Rueben Murray during the 2017 NUS 'Make Education Free Again' campaign. The campaign had several aims, including winning free education, and preventing Malcolm Turnbull's Coalition Government from deregulating student frees and cutting university funding. The slogan was a satire of Donald Trump's slogan 'Make American Great Again'.

Badge : metal and plastic ; 6 cm with 'You Say Cut Back, We Say Fight Back!' Worn by Rueben Murray during the Social Alternative's 2013 campaign 'You Say Cut Back, We Say Fight Back!' as a response to education cuts by Julia Gillard's Labor Government. The badge features a cartoon of Gillard as a pair of scissors cutting a textbook.

4 coloured concept drawings consisting of 2 original drawings and 2 prints for the interior and exterior of the Fryer Library teaching space renovation; 1 compact disc containing images of drawings.

Print out of eighteen (18) selected pieces of email correspondence between Fran de Groen and Laurie Hergenhan from 24 Jul 2017 to 26 Aug 2019. Fran De Groen printed these emails between her and Hergenhan on 10 June 2021. Includes: personal information like holidays and associates. Other correspondents in the email trails include: Craig Munro, Alan Lawson, and Richard Fotheringham.

Flyers and documents relating to the conference Fifty Years of Direct Action 1967-2017 held in Brisbane. Organisers, moderators and speakers included Jim Prentice, Jim Beatson, Greg Mallory, Dan O'Neill, Carole Ferrier, Jon Piccini.

One USB flashdrive storing Word files documenting exhibitions held at private Queensland galleries. Files are titled: Minor Galleries, Johnstone Gallery, Ray Hughes Gallery, Doggett Street Studio, Town Gallery and Victor Mace Fine Arts Gallery. The flashdrive also contains documents on the exhibiting history of Kenneth MacQueen, a file titled 'Vital Decade Artists' about the exhibiting history of various Queensland artists, and two versions of a presentation, 'The Sunshine State in the Washup!' for the 40th Anniversary Symposium of the Australiana Society, Sydney 19 October 2019.

Correspondence, interview transcripts, photographs and drafts relating to Malcolm Bunzli's assistance with research on the history of landscape architecture in Queensland and Karl Langer.

Folder 3
Printed email correspondence and handwritten and typed interview preparation notes relating to an interview with Malcolm Bunzli and friend and fellow landscape architect George Williams, facilitated by documentarian Margaret McHugh on behalf of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA), for AILA's 50th anniversary in 2016.

Typed transcript of an audio interview recorded in 2018, 104 minutes in length, with George Williams ('Male 1') and Malcolm Bunzli ('Male 2') as interviewees, and possibly Andrew Saniga as the facilitator, in which they discuss Malcolm and George's respective careers, Karl Langer, Harry Oakman, James Birrell, Roger Johnson, Neil Thyer and other architects, as well as the evolution of landscape architecture education at the Queensland University of Technology. Some handwritten annotations in pen.

Colour photograph, 10 x 16 cm, possibly taken in 2018, of Malcolm Bunzli, George Williams and Malcolm's wife Dorothy.

Printed email correspondence between Andrew Saniga and Malcolm in 2018, as well as Malcolm's typed curriculum vitae.

Typed brief biography for Malcolm Bunzli, with some corrections in pen.

Malcolm's handwritten notes in pen, possibly created in preparation for the interview with George Williams and Andrew Saniga, about various Queensland architects and their projects.

Folder 4
Printed email correspondence from 2019 between Andrew Saniga and Malcolm, as well as typed drafts of Andrew Saniga and Andrew Wilson's chapter titled 'In a league of his own : Karl Langer's landscape Australia' for 2021 publication Karl Langer : Modern Architect and Migrant in the Australian Tropics.

Correspondence relating to the Queensland Governor’s luncheon for Visual Artists 15 Nov 2016 at Government House

This volume is from the Enduring Architecture Award address by Graeme Thiedeke in 2016. The award was for the Good Shephard Chapel that he designed in 1963 for Bishopsbourne in Hamilton, Brisbane. At that time he was employed the architects AH Conrad and TBF Gargett. Volume 55 of the series Landscape of Memories written by Thiedeke in 2016.