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.

This series 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 (MOA) and the trading name of Australian Services Union (ASU).

Parcel 1

Folder 1
Thirty-five original Gaynor cartoons. Black ink on white A3 paper, one cartoon per page. Thirty of the cartoons are signed by Gaynor. Undated. Some of the cartoons are used in ASU and MOA publications from 1991 to 1993.

Folder 2
One photocopy of a Gaynor cartoon. Black ink on two pieces of white A3 paper, originally taped together in the middle to create one A2-sized cartoon. The top right corner contains a handwritten message from Gaynor to an ASU member. Undated.

Folder 3
Five photocopies of Gaynor cartoons with handwritten annotations or corrections. One photocopy of an original Gaynor cartoon. Black ink on various sized pieces of white paper. One to two cartoons per page. Undated. Some of the cartoons are used in ASU and MOA publications from 1991 to 1993.

Folder 4
Ten photocopies of Gaynor cartoons. Black ink on various sized pieces of white paper. One to two cartoons per page. Undated except for one cartoon dated 1993. Some of the cartoons are used in ASU and MOA publications from 1991 to 1993.