Five scenes.
Original production by the Saturday Group of Canberra Youth Theatre: 4-7 December, 1974.

Two T-shirts: 'Crush Kerr's Coup' T-shirt. T-shirt made as part of the University of Queensland staff and student campaign against the dismissal of the Whitlam Government (perhaps by the Aunty Shadbolt Spirit of Liberty newspaper collective) in November 1975. Also, 'Hecate' T-shirt, made to celebrate the first issue of 'Hecate' in January 1975.
Includes explanatory notes by the donor (1 leaf typescript).

Typescript poem, with inscription.

A cup of tea with Mrs. Groom by Jonathan Dawson is a one act play.

Invitation (poster) and dance card for a dance held in the Engineering Drawing Office, 26 July 1930. Dance card includes names penciled in on the engagements page and on the back, including Dot [Dorothy] Hill and Gordon Berg.

Book celebrates one hundred years of athletics in Queensland. It is by Rob Rockett in collaboration with Paul Circosta.
Accompanying letter bound in volume, to Mr. Rockett from Reg H. Brandis, General Manager Queensland Athletics, 28.10.93.

Portrait painting of Bruce Dawe. Written on the back of the canvas is the title "Bruce Dawe. Australian Poet. Lovely Bloke". Undated.

Video recording of the performance of Deep Bells Ring at the Princess Theatre in Brisbane in 1987. It played at the Princess Theatre from 1 to 11 April. The script is based on the book Robeson by Nancy Wills. Errol O'Neill was the director of the stage performance.

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.