35 page booklet with a detail from the Mining Exchange on the front. ballarat, walking trail, statues, gold monument, sturt street, unicorn hotel, ballarat town hall, sugg light, ballarat post office, camp street, summerscales building, state offices, police court, huyghue house, pratt's building, ymca, ballarat trades hall, ana hall, maps, lydiard street, ballarat gaol, ballarat school of mines, wesleyan church, ansonia, lynn's chambers, craig's royal hotel, her majesty's theatre, union bank building, bank of australasia, national bank, colonial bank of australasia, bank of new south wales, george hotel, old colonists' hall, art gallery of ballarat, union fidelity hall, goller's warehouse, dunn's warehouse, ludbrook house, reid's coffe police, ballarat railway station, cenotaph, queen victoria fountain, boer war memorial, burke and wills founitain, titanic memorial bandstand

THE LOCAL: ARTICLE ON PAGE 6 AND 7 FROM ATITUDE "TIME TO TALK ABOUT AGING WITH ATTITUDE, ADD FOR CONFERENCE 2022attitude, the local, conference 2022

Newspaper article and photo from the Bendigo Advertiser dated 12/7/68. Article mentions Victoria Hill, behind John Brown Industries Factory, will be the site for the mining and historical museum. Photo shows two visitors looking at the open cut area of Victoria Hill.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, victoria hill, victoria hill, site for mine museum, john brown industries, bendigo city council, bendigo and district association, cr t r flood, victoria quartz gold mine, lansell's 180 mine, theodore ballerstedt, mr george lansell, heather champness, shirley leersen

Small street leading to new Vermont South Branch Library to be named Pavey Place in honour of City's first Librarian, Miss Constance PaveySmall street leading to new Vermont South Branch Library to be named Pavey Place in honour of City's first Librarian, Miss Constance Paveypublic libraries, vermont south branch library, pavey place, vermont south, pavey, constance

Newspaper clipping from the Melbourne Metro? newspaper, 19/6/2011 titled "Learning our Lines" about some of the various tram routes - for "inner-urban hipsters and ageing rockers", looking at the pluses and minuses of each route and comments from passengers. Covers routes 96, 78, 48, 19, 86, 57 and 82 and the trams that are used on the route. Written by Natalie Craig.trams, tramways, melbourne, tramways, route 96, c2 class, public transport, route 78, route 48, route 19, route 86, route 82, route 57

Article in Nunawading Gazette. Ron and Rosemary Webster are volunteers who help integrate refugees in the community. They have helped 210 Cambodian refugees over the last 17 years.cambodians in australia, webster, rosemary, webster, ron, chau, yenthu, chau, yenlung, chau, yenni, migrants

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 24 April, 1886 p15. Description of a meeting of the Council of the Agricultural College with a view to acquiring land for an agricultural college near Melbourne.the leader, agricultural college, council meeting

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Press release - titled "Getting Lydiard Street Back Open Again" - about the budget provision for installation of boom barriers. Quotes Ben Carroll, Minister for Public Transport. Print of a digital story from ABC news titled "$10.5m funding to reopen Ballarat rail crossing where train crash closed Lydiard Street" with a photo of the crossing with barriers. See Reg Item 8080 for previous stories. city of ballarat, level crossings, lydiard st nth, accidents, victorian government

At four years of age Dolly Stainer was admitted to Kew Cottages, an institution for the intellectually disabled situated in suburban Melbourne. The Cottages were Dolly's home for the next seventy-five years. Dolly was unable to read or write but she like to talk. In her old age she co-operated in the making of a series of tape recordings about her life. Kew Cottages: The World of Dolly Stainer is based on these recordings and places them in the context of the wider Cottages' history.This is a rare record of a resident of Kew Cottages, recorded in 1987, captured in an oral history interview.Oral History record. Interview on cassette, later digitised of an interview with Ms Dolly Stainer, a long term resident of Kew Cottages. The early parts of the tape are difficult to hear clearly but the interviewer and interviewee are clearer as the audio file progresses. kew cottages (kew, vic.), mental health, oral history, cliff judge collection, dolly stainer

Imaginary diary of Bridget Ledwith, sole female survivor of the 'Admella' shipwreck in 1859, as imagined by Bill Collett. White card cover, blue print and depiction of the 'Admella'.

ORIGINAL CLUNES GUARDIAN&GAZETTE.ONE COPY OF CLUNES GUARDIAN AND GAZETTE, FRIDAY JULY 25TH 1933 ONE PENNY GREEN STAMPlocal history, document, newspaper cutting,

Covering issues and news about Vision Australia and the opportunities it provides for clients, volunteers and staff. Host: Stephen Jolley with guest interviews by Valerie Thomas. Stephen Jolley speaks with Lorraine Mitchell, an occupational therapist from Children’s Services. Robyn McKenzie talks with Andrew Thurley about the latest books from the library. Valerie Thomas’s guest is Maureen Davey, a long-time client and friend of VA. Kate Gniel provides some information on how VA are working with Grundy Productions to help develop a vision impaired character on its show -Neighbours.1 digital sound file in WAV formatradio shows, vision australia, robyn mckenzie, valerie thomas, stephen jolley, lorraine mitchell, andrew thurley, maureen davey, kate gniel