A newspaper article titled 'The Issue is socialism' by then-opposition leader Robert Menzies. It was an election-eve statement published on 9 December 1949.

Cablegram about Menzies' speech on the wartime refugee removal bill.

Letter to Prime Minister Robert Menzies from Reverend IW Susemihl, expressing the parish's gratitude in offering Mrs Petrov the chance to remain in Australia.

This document is the file copy of a letter dated 12 July 1950 about the treatment of female clerks in the Commonwealth Public Service.

An urgent telegram sent to Prime Minister Menzies 20 April 1954. It seeks the release of Mrs Petrov, after her capture by Soviet Police on Australian soil.

Letter from NSW Premier to the prime minister endorsing proposed conference on 'native' welfare

This newspaper clipping promotes immigration to Australia for national security, with an estimated 20 million people needed to hold Australia if war broke out.

This is a letter written to Prime Minister Menzies in 1954, regarding the future of television in Australia.

A colour photographic portrait showing Prime Minister Robert Menzies standing in a wood-panelled room in front of a leadlight glass-fronted corner bookcase.