T-shirt, cotton, blue and pink, 67 cm in length with 'Make Education Free Again' on the front and 'National Union of Students N.U.S. Inc. No Education Cuts, No Centrelink Attacks' on back. Worn by Rueben Murray during the 2017 NUS 'Make Education Free Again' campaign. The campaign had several aims, including winning free education, and preventing Malcolm Turnbull's Coalition Government from deregulating student frees and cutting university funding. The slogan was a satire of Donald Trump's slogan 'Make American Great Again'.

Two T-shirts worn by Carmel Shute, a tutor in External Students at the University of Queensland in 1975.

'Crush Kerr's Coup' T-shirt, white t-shirt fabric, 62 cm in length: 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. On the front of the T-shirt, in blue capital letters is "Crush Kerr's Coup" and on the back of the T-Shirt in red capital letters is "Save Democracy Vote Labor". From the typescript leaf, Carmel Shute wrote "I wore the Crush Kerr's Coup t-shirt on the day of the Federal Elections in December 1975..."

'Hecate' T-shirt, mauve t-shirt fabric, 56 cm in length: T-shirt made to celebrate the first issue of the journal Hecate in January 1975. On the front of the T-shirt, in black capital letters is "Hecate" with an image (most likely from the first issue of the journal).

Includes explanatory notes by the donor (1 leaf typescript).

1 poster advertising lectures held to mark the American Bi-centennial, sponsored by the Queensland Committee for the American Bi-centennial Celebrations, with 9 posters drawn in protest of the celebrations.
3 posters for Free Media.
5 posters relating to student activities.
1 Vietnamese flag.
1 tshirt.

Three political protest T-shirts relating to the Queensland Council of Civil Liberties 'Right to March' campaigns, Bjelke-Petersen, and John Hewson.