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This collection comprises records relating to the Australian Studies in China Program for Australia-China Council, including reports and correspondence on the Australian Studies programs, applications for research funding, reports from the Australian Studies centers in China, records and photographs of conferences in China. The collection provides a snapshot history of the development of Australian Studies in China over the 20-year period from around 1997 to 2017. The Australian Studies in China Program is a national organisation that has contributed to debate and shaped social change.

Ubud Writers Readers Festival is an annual four-day literary festival held every October in Ubud on the island of Bali, Indonesia. Established in 2004, it is considered Southeast Asia's biggest and most meaningful literary Festival. It hosts up to 170 writers and artists from all corners of the world.

Material issued chiefly by STAE (Secretariado Técnico de Administração Eleitoral), CNE (Comissão Nacional de Eleic̨ões) and UNDP Electoral Support Team in Timor-Leste for suco/suku (local council) elections; mostly voter and civic education materials, including booklets, posters and CD-ROMS.

This collection of documents was brought together in support of the story told in the published history of Western Mining Corporation (WMC), Mandarins and Mavericks: remembering Western Mining 1933-2005, by Martin Summons, published by Hardie Grant Books in 2017.

MS 6730 consists of correspondence, Cotton's writings including personal essays, speeches, and travel journals, photographic prints (including exhibition prints), negatives and slides, political memorabilia, financial statements and other records relating to sheep breeding at Oberon, newsclippings from early in political career, official documentation of overseas visits as Senator and Minister, official entertainment records from time as diplomat in New York and Washington, RAAF flying logbook, transcripts of oral history and television documentary interviews, annotated published materials.

This collection includes papers relating to the personal and academic life of Emeritus Professor of Musicology Allan Marett and include: correspondence; reviews; interviews; journalism; lecture notes; concert programs involving Marett as consultant, author, performer and scholar; newspaper and magazine cuttings; records relating to radio programs and interviews including four programs on Aboriginal music for 2MBS and six programs on Japanese music for the ABC; drafts, reviews, correspondence and texts of the plays Eliza and Oppenheimer; correspondence regarding prizes and appointments; invitations and personal family documents including those relating to the musical life of Marett's parents. Also included are records resulting from two ARC projects on the 13th Century Japanese flute score Chû Ôga Ryûteki Yôroku-fu in the Gagaku tradition (Japanese Imperial Court Music and Dance), comprising a copy of the original tablature score, transcriptions of all pieces and an analysis of the structure of these pieces.

MS 9891 comprises correspondence and subject files kept by various office holders of IAML from the period leading to its inception in 1970 up to 2000; treasury records; and membership records. The records from the earlier deposit were largely kept by Prue Neidorf (President to 1988), Werner Gallusser (Secretary, 1970-1975), and Ian Miller (Secretary, 1975-1978). The later deposit, received in 2004, consists of records that appear to have been assembled and arranged by a number of office bearers from 1975-2000.

Covers mainly printed materials issued by the PNG Electoral Commission for the 2012 Papua New Guinea National General elections. The range of ephemera includes posters, electoral officials' training guides, HIV-AIDS information and voter education material, posters, maps, newspapers, dummy voting forms. Features some unusual non-print political collectibles such as a ballot box, a booth for women voters, T-shirts and caps. Includes some material originally produced for the 2007 election.

The collection comprises handwritten drafts, typescripts, research notes, newspaper cuttings, first editions and foreign language editions of Tim Winton's fiction, non-fiction and children's books including, An Open Swimmer, Shallows, Scission, Minimum of Two, That Eye the Sky, In the Winter Dark, Cloudstreet, The Riders, Breath, The Deep, Dirt Music, Down to Earth with Richard Woldendorp, Land's Edge, The Turning, Rising Water, Shrine, Signs of Life, Eyrie, Leaning on the Wind, Jesse, The Bugalugs Bum Thief, Blueback and the Lockie Leonard series. Also included are screenplays, theatrical adaptions, correspondence, media articles and reviews, marketing and publicity, book layouts and designs, photographs and pictures, posters, awards, journals, commemorative stamps, DVDs and CDs as well as records relating to Tim Winton's environmental activism.

The National Advocates for Arts education (NAAE) is the peak organisation for arts education in Australia. NAAE was formed in 1989 following a long process of arts education research and projects from the 1970s onwards. This collection comprises organisational records including meeting minutes, correspondence, submissions and public statements.