Material relating to Michael White, including biographical details, speaking notes, and incoming and outgoing correspondence.

Forty open open reel audiotapes of interviews as part of the project From lunchroom to boardroom : records of oral history project, Women in the Labor movement, 1930-1970.

This series is comprised of the correspondence, public relations and journalism work of Tania Peitzker.

20 colour slides of students' architectural models, taken by Stephen Trotter.

Architectural model of Robin Gibson's vision for New Southbank after Expo 88

Newspaper cuttings and prints of online media reports relating to foreign investment and land ownership in Australia, Bruce Whiteside's political activities, and Pauline Hanson and her party, One Nation. Most of the cuttings have been pasted or loosely inserted in a scrapbook (Item 1). The rest are enclosed in a folder.

This series contains drafts, notes, photographs and research material. A straight young back is narrated in the first person by David Apps, a cadet government officer who arrives in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea in 1963. Apps works for Hal Franklin, a District Commissioner. As the country moves towards self-government and independence, Apps is slowly corrupted by the power of ruling. Based on true story of the assassination in August 1971 of Jack Emanuel, District Commissioner. Emanuel was murdered deep in the the forest on a Rabaul plantation. The working titles for the novel were 'The old magic touch' and the 'Walk novel'.

Newspaper cuttings related to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander causes and concerns.

Reviews about the art work of Leonard Brown and other artists. Comprises: Grishin, Sasha, ‘Originality in the icons of Leonard Brown’, nd, typescript, 2p; and McDonald, Ewen, ‘Contemporanea: Letter from Sydney’, 1989, typescript, 4p.