Original song sheet, one leaf, with music by Bill Jones and lyrics by Dame Mary Gilmore, handwritten in pen on printed musical staff. Dated 22 February 1965. The lyrics appear to be adapted from Dame Mary Gilmore's poem, 'The union man'. Verso contains blank printed musical staff. The song sheet is accompanied by a sheet of lyrics, one leaf, handwritten in pen on note paper.

Federal, state and local minutes, correspondence, rules, awards, submissions and decisions. Trade Union journals. Photographs. Miscellaneous. Federal and State circulars. Union membership lists and Queensland industry subject files (Construction, dairy, earthmoving, fertilizer, meat, oil, paper & pulp, sugar, timber, waterfront & mining industries)

This collection is comprised of two series. Series A is comprised of newsletters, reports, meeting minutes, correspondence and other documents from 1983 to 1994 relating to the Australian Municipal, Administrative, Clerical and Services Union under the former name of Australian Social Welfare Union and trading name of Australian Services Union. Series B is comprised of original drafts and photocopies of cartoons from the cartoonist Gaynor Alma Cardew. These cartoons were commissioned by the Australian Municipal, Administrative, Clerical and Services Union under the former name of Municipal Officers' Association of Australia and the trading name of Australian Services Union.

VHS video cassette, colour footage with sound, 18 minutes, of a documentary titled 'MUA picket - Brisbane - April 1998'. Features footage from the Australian waterfront dispute involving the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and the Patrick Corporation at the Port of Brisbane in 1998. Scenes of people, presumably MUA members, singing and chanting, accompanied by music by Canto Coro and Jumping Fences, taken at Camp Solidarity on 27 April 1998, are interspliced with scenes of interviews conducted at Camp Unity on 21 April 1998. Interviewees include Jeff Langdon, one of the organisers for MUA's southern Queensland branch at the time, and Greg Spilsbury, credited as an environmental consultant. End credits list Spontaneous Productions as producer, Justo Diaz as director and Russell (Russ) Hermann as editor.

This file consists of one school exercise book of newspaper cuttings featuring Kath Walker and a folder one folder of newspaper cuttings, many undated, on various subjects related to Aboriginal civil and human rights. Articles about her political statements with miscellaneous articles about other Aboriginal people, and about the poor living conditions, education and welfare of Aboriginal people throughout Australia. Some articles on other Aboriginal activists.