Extracts from report written by J. Fitzgerald (State Secretary of the Australian Seamen's Union) detailing his five-week tour of existing and potential ports in the Gulf of Carpentaria, assessing how development in the area would affect the Aboriginal people residing in Missions in the area. Not dated.

Informational flyer providing information about upcoming 1967 referendum. Date estimated to be 1967. Authorised by Kath Walker

Press statement regarding the Gurindji Tribe's ownership and custodianship of Seal Gorge, as detailed at the National Conference on Aboriginal Advancement in 1968. Letterhead provides the names of President as H. Gurnett, and Honorable Secretary as L G McBride. Dated 15th September 1970.

Annual report for Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders during 1964. Summarises events month-by-month, and contains a summary written by Honorable Secretary Kath Walker. Presented to Annual Meeting held at Friends' Meeting House, North Quay. Dated March 8th 1965.

Leaflet advertising work stoppage protest on Wednesday June 5th in King George Square to oppose the Queensland Aborigines Act 1971, citing sections taken from the Act. Undated, likely 1974.

National advancement policy signed by Denis Walker and endorsed by Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders and by Abschol. It is not mentioned whether it is the University of Queensland branch or not. Dated June 1969.

These speakers notes are: "Prepared by the Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Islanders from information supplied by the Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders, and from our own files" and are dated 20 June 1978

Pamphlet detailing letter addressed to U Thant the Secretary-General of the United Nations providing information about discrimination and injustice faced by Aboriginal Australians in the Northern Territory. Letter signed by Secretary Davis Daniels and Authorised by K. Walker. Dated 10th September 1966.

Press statement detailing upcoming Queensland State Government's Aboriginal Advisory Council meeting, also attended by Premier Joh Bjelke-Petersen, Aboriginal Affairs Ministers Lenox Hewitt and Jim Cavanagh. Details discriminatory practices and powers under the Aborigines Act 1971 and Torres Strait Islanders Act 1971. Undated, possibly 1971.