Memoir written by George Ashton of the events of his life in New Zealand and Australia (including near Braidwood, New South Wales), before and during the First World War and later in the Commonwealth Public Service of Australia.

Minutes, subject and correspondence files, membership records and industrial material, press cuttings, leaflets, posters, photographs and other publications. Includes records of predecessors the Hospital Employees Federation of Australia and the Health and Research Employees Association of Australia.

Minutes (copies) of executive, general and finance committee meetings, correspondence, subject and arbitration files, photographs and videotapes. See also the Health Services Union of Australia.

Classified correspondence files (1983-1987) and publications (1918-1978) including memorandum and articles of association of the Farmers' and Settlers' Association of NSW and the United Farmers' and Woolgrowers' Association of NSW and the rules of the Graziers' Association of NSW and other associations.

Minute book, correspondence, agreements and financial records

Constitution and rules, minutes, financial records, arbitration material re transcripts of proceedings, and roneoed material. Includes records of the Trained Mental Nurses' Association of New South Wales.

This deposit has not yet been processed. Contents include college trainers’ meeting minutes, correspondence, reports by TUTA state directors, flyers, course materials, newsletters made by course participants, and material relevant to union education.

Warrah and Windy (West Warrah) station records including certificates and agreements, correspondence, reports and returns, rainfall records, station diaries, financial records, stock and share farming records, land sale papers and maps.

Correspondence and financial records, photographs, publications and miscellaneous material relating to the last Six Hours and Labor Day demonstration held in Lithgow in 1963. Includes records of predecessor the Lithgow and District Eight Hours and Labor Day Committee.

Microfilm copies of correspondence and despatches between the New South Wales Office and the London Office of the Australian Agricultural Company 1824 - 1916, including confidential despatches 1876 - 1899. Also includes annual reports 1825 - 1949.

Microfilm copy of Sir Edward Parry's despatches to the Court of Directors, nos. 43-98 and secret no. 1, 1830-1833, and Parry's outwards correspondence to recipients in New South Wales, nos. 1-1107. Also includes a register of births and baptisms at Port Stephens 1827-1831.

Microfilm copy of letter book containing copies of letters sent by the Commissioner, Sir Edward Parry, to officers of the Australian Agricultural Company and others in the colony, 9 December 1829 to 8 March 1834, with index.

Includes station store ledgers, monthly returns, station returns, weekly reports, cash books, rough diaries, some staff records, shearing records, correspondence including letterbooks, rainfall records, and a small number of building plans.

Ledgers giving details of Liston Carnie's customers, contact, details, types of jobs undertakes, dates and charges.

Microfilm copies of despatches and letters between the General Superintendent of the Company (and other persons in New South Wales) and the Directors of the Peel River Land & Mineral Company in London, including indexes to the despatches and letters.

All types of company and station records including capital and stock records, deeds and certificates of incorporation and registration, annual reports, financial records, and correspondence. Station records for Goonoo Goonoo, Eagle Grange, Moorlands, Currawillinghi, Avon Downs, Caldervale, Mount Margaret and Mount Alfred include station reports, financial records, wages book, wool and stock records and general statistical and land information. There are accounting files of Thomas Davis & Co, formerly Thomas Davis, Sheedy & Co re taxation files on Peel River Land & Mineral Company income. The deposit includes maps and records created by G B Gidley King (General Superintendent 1904-1910).

The collection includes records of the MUA Dispute Archive Project consisting of union records and correspondence; Australian Council of Trade Unions and Victorian Trades Hall Council minutes; Trade Union Training Authority speaker notes and fact sheets; Australian Services Union fliers and administrative documents; Finance Sector Union correspondence and administrative documents; Health and Community Services Union flier and newsletter; Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance flier and minutes; National Tertiary Education Union correspondence and NSW Branch information kit; police association correspondence and newsletter; Transport Workers Union NSW flier and minutes; Victorian Independent Education Union newsletters and fliers; Australian Manufacturing Workers Union leaflet, newsletter and newspapers; Community and Public Sector Union ACT journals and flier; correspondence, leaflets and posters produced by non-union groups; official documents, legal and parliamentary records including speeches, transcripts, minutes; fliers, posters, booklets, electronic communications, film, photographs, artwork, music, poetry and media releases. Files of Lindsay Tanner gathered by the MUA Dispute Archive Project consists of media clippings, transcripts of electronic media interviews, Hansard extracts, notes and correspondence, and documents relating to legislation. The deposit also includes papers of the Australian Society for the Study of Labour History, the NSW Fire Brigade Employees’ Union, and unionist Carmel Shute, media releases and circulars, printed material, video and audio tapes; research files consisting of legal documents, reports, newsletters and documents relating to the Dubai stevedoring venture, news clippings, and leaflets; Maritime Union of Australia files, speeches and news reports.

Subject files, station diaries, financial records, records of wages, bore maintenance records, maps and plans.
Includes records relating to Aboriginal people - Box 2 includes records of attendance of Aboriginal children at Brunette Downs School (no names included) and reference to the employment of Aboriginal teaching assistants.