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The Constitution of the Mothers' Union in Australia was drawn up and accepted following the granting of autonomy in 1974. It came into operation on the 8th June 1977 and was amended in 1983, and is consistent with the Constitution of the Central Council of the Mothers' Union in England. This series includes copies of the original and revised constitutions, and the by-laws and rules drawn up in 2001.

Includes a history of the Mothers' Union in Australia, departments, information on the Anglican Church and guidelines for MU branches.

Brochures, orders of service, photos, dinner menu, commemorative bag, centenary edition of Mia Mia, script for Membership Promotion slide show, manuscript and typescript of address at centenary church service. Issued for various events celebrating the centenary of the Mothers' Union in Australia, 1892-1992

Includes addresses from the Archbishop, President and Chaplain, departmental reports and financial statements. Years held: 1981, 1984-1996, 2008, 2009, 2012.

Bank statements, cheque book, share certificates and related correspondence for the general fund, the Extension Fund and the Lucy Dangar memorial fund. See also files in Series 12 for further records relating to the Extension and Lucy Dangar memorial funds

Suggestions for branch events, themes and craft projects

Pageants, seminars, workshops, Family Fun Day 1994 - publicity, brochures and related correspondence; Forward on our knees day of prayer 2011; For kids' sake seminar 2013.

Assorted brochures, news clippings, ephemera relating to the history of MU Sydney, with handwritten labels. Also includes an anonymous history of MU Sydney, possibly written in the early 1980s.

Postcards, brochures, single issues of magazines, small decorative banners. Collected from other branches of MU around the world - in particular Portsmouth, Korea and Lagos, Nigeria. Includes Portsmouth Scrapbook - large scrapbook with needlepoint cover of the Portsmouth MU and Diocese of Portsmouth, where the Mothers' Union in England first originated.