Tony Fitzgerald Collection

• Fitzgerald exhibition report by Griffith University, 2009
• The Inaugural Thinking Women's sex symbol, Nov. 1996 - Framed certificate of merit presented to Tony Fitzgerald by Ngaire Duncan
• Photocopies of newspaper articles
• Collection of original newspaper articles. 

• Bound copy of the Fitzgerald Report. One of only 10 signed copies of the report presented to the Premier at the end of the enquiry
• Photograph album of reproductions of the court illustrations drawn by Marilyn Baldey in 1988 from the Marilyn Baldey collection
• Laminated A4 colour drawing of Tony Fitzgerald and Patsy Woolfe by Lynn Golon
• Untitled laminated A4 colour illustration of a courtroom scene and bench by an unidentified artist
• FIST team photograph - colour photograph of the whole-of-staff of the Fitzgerald investigation team based at Quay House (ca. 1988) plus accompanying sheet with outlines and names of each person. From the Andrew Marjason collection
• DVD of multimedia works by Dr Debra Beattie - set of documentaries related to the online version The Wrong Crowd (2003)
• DVD collection of Kerry O'Rourke and Pat Laughren; Sean Leahy - Leahy's Fitzgerald Inquiry Calendar 1989 - calendar signed by S. Leahy and contains a personal message to Tony Fitzgerald
• Sean Leahy - Leahy's First and Last Joh Calendar 1988 - signed limited edition b&w calendar (no. 0901) with a colour cover
• Sean Leahy - Leahy's Cartoons Volume 4 (signed copy)
• Power Point Pete: Queensland from Joh to Woe and other cartoons by Sean Leahy (signed copy)
• A brush with the law, illustrated by Norma Dickason, Boolarong Publications - illustrated book on the Fitzgerald Inquiry from the Noel Preston collection
• Bodies and Souls: Caricatures, Drawings and Prints - a collection of artwork created by John Spooner and personally signed by him
• Citizens against corruption (fly with the crows) T-Shirt from the Noel Preston collection
• FIST T-Shirt (black) from the Barry Krosch collection. Limited number of the shirts were made for members of the investigating team only
• Magazines with articles re: Tony Fitzgerald and the Fitzgerald Inquiry. Includes 'Fitzgerald Speaks', Time Australia, Dec. 1988. Front cover of Time Australia: Exclusive - Fitzgerald Speaks : the man who lifted the lid on Queensland', front cover picture and story p. 10-17 with interviews and photos
• ' The Great Australian Balance Sheet: our top human assets; our top human liabilities', The Bulletin, March 1990, Cover story for the Bulletin - Tony Fitzgerald included on p. 59 as one of our top human assets
• Far Eastern Economic Review, Produced in Hong Kong cover story 'Australia' Down Under's Dark Side' front cover illustration. Cover story text and photographs p. 26-31
• US Insight: 'Corruption Down Under', Reporter Richard Mackenzie, Jan. 1989, 2 page article on Fitzgerald Inquiry titled 'A Break in the web of corruption'; TV Week, March 1988, Article about Marilyn Baldey on p. 49.
   

• Black and white A4 ink drawing by an unidentified artist, [Give me Indemnity and I'll tell all] featuring a cartoon of a rat with a bag of money
• Pineapple cartoon. Untitled pen on paper cartoon by John Spooner featuring Tony Fitzgerald holding a pineapple dated 04/07/89 (Digital copy available)
• Colour photograph of Tony Fitzgerald used on the front cover of Time Australia on December 12, 1988. The photographer is David May
• Broadsheet 'It's over - Inquiry closes' from The Sun, 09/12/88
• Broadsheet 'Fitz fires back' from The Sun, 28/10/88
• Broadsheet 'Hero judge quits State' from The Courier Mail
• Three court illustrations by Marilyn Baldey, 1988, pen, colour pencils on board (53cm x 40cm).
   

Original framed typescript of the Courier Mail front page entitled 'Nats set for Battle'.

• Original framed cartoon by Sean Leahy, [lock stock & barrel], featuring Tony Fitzgerald and Mike Ahern (42cm x 36cm)
• Framed pen and pencil cartoon by Sean Leahy, [Fraser Island Logging], featuring Wayne Goss (42cm x 36cm)
• Framed pen and pencil cartoon by Bill Leak, [Terry Lewis and judiciary], (44cm x 38cm)
• Framed colour drawing portrait of Tony Fitzgerald by an unidentified artist.

• 23 courtroom drawings/portraits - one double portrait in watercolour and pencil
• 22 in coloured pencil and lead pencil.

Large roll of prints of various front pages from The Courier Mail and Telegraph which were used as court evidence.

• 16 drawings/portraits - watercolour and pencil and pencil only. 

• Large mounted poster 'The Road - Voices from prison' by Concrete Films 1988 from the collection of Kerry O'Rourke and Pat Laughren.

Special edition Tony Fitzgerald port bottle.