Television playscript for an episode of Australian television program Homicide.

A play for the 'International Year of the Disabled Persons'. First performance on August 25 1981 at Tarcoola Special Rural School in South Australia.

Typescript (photocopy) of address given 7 May, 1948.

Content advice: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are warned that this resource contains brief and broad mentions of burial rites, initiation ceremonies, and cannibalism. This resource may contain images, transcripts or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples now deceased. It may also contain historically and culturally sensitive words, terms, and descriptions.

Records daily weather conditions, station activities, work undertaken. Written in a Week on a Page Invicta Australian Economic Diary No. 7 : 1959. For almost every day there is an entry giving the temperature for the day, wind direction, rain and weather details. Activities noted for each day include who went to do which farm repairs, what creeks were running, goods and mail deliveries, illnesses, arrivals and visitors. There is a brief entry on 17 March, saying Philip (Ted) Ward had died in Longreach. There are general references to Australian Aboriginal peoples employed on the station, without names. Daily entries have been written by several people, some in third person and some in first person. There are no financial or asset statements or lists of workers. Inside cover has contact details for selected friends and relatives, like DL and V Edwards.
Includes colour negative of painting of Banka Banka Station by Hilda Tuxworth.

Album of 83 sepia and coloured photographs of European scenery and artworks (mostly France), views of the city of New York, and views of North Queensland, including the Barron Falls. Some photographs have printed captions, and name of photographic studios. Photographs are various sizes. Photographic studios include Francis Ellis & W. Hayward London, Detroit Photographic Co., and G. Brogi.

Handwritten, with typed insertions. Minute book, of fortnightly meetings of the Australian Labor Party (Qld. Branch), Fitzroy Branch, 16 Oct 1930 to 11 Aug 1938.

This painting depicts the writer Peter Carey reading his prize-winning novel Illywacker, and the artist herself, inside a house designed for them by acclaimed Australian architect Richard Leplastrier. Signed and dated on verso.

A background paper on the Disarmament Declaration produced by People for Nuclear Disarmament. This is the eighth in a series on ten and titled 'Why a nuclear free Pacific?'.

A background paper on the Disarmament Declaration produced by People for Nuclear Disarmament. This is the tenth in a series on ten and titled 'Steps to disarmament'.

A background paper on the Disarmament Declaration produced by People for Nuclear Disarmament. This is the ninth in a series on ten and titled 'The arms race, state of play'.