A transport brief authored by the Brisbane Aboriginal and Islanders Council dated 18th December 1970. Outlines which council members are responsible for vehicle upkeep and maintenance, as well as which council members are approved to drive these vehicles.

Minutes of Aboriginal and Islanders Council meetings held on Thursday 1st April 1971. Chairman was Denis Walker.

Report compiled by the Council, detailing matters such as employment, education, housing, pay discrimination, and health. Prefaced with a poem written by Kath Walker. Undated.

Informational flyer detailing the formation of the Brisbane chapter of the Aboriginal and Islanders Tribal Council, emphasising the importance of self-determination and autonomy. Flyer details the members of the council and their roles, as well as an itemised list of the council's objectives and goals.

Leaflet promoting Black Studies Courses run by Abschol and Brisbane Aboriginal and Islanders Tribal Council in 1971. Includes the programme laid out by the Black Studies Committee, comprised of five weekly courses from 28 September to 26 October 1971.

Annual report by Kath Walker dated 11 March 1968. Includes the financial statement for 1967; the annual report of the social committee by Mrs S. Chetter; and the joint annual report of the publicity committee written by E. Gibson and D. Marchisotti.

The cover letter which accompanies the two page leaflet is signed by L. G. McBride, who was part of the Committee for the Release of Richard Martin and president of the Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines & Torres Islanders. It is dated 4 September 1973. The leaflet gives an account of the life of Richard Martin. There are two copies of the leaflet. One copy says: "published by Amnesty International, Queensland Section and the Queensland Council for the Advancement of Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders." The second copy of the leaflet says "Authorized by E. Bertossi", August 1973.

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.