The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published May 1931A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton

Newspaper. Harry Biggs Collection. 1. Newspaper cutting titled: Queens Ronored. Committees of Charities make Presentation. Workers in Campaign eulogised. A series of presentations were made at Bendigo Benevolent Asylum to seven Queens & their supports during the recent Easter Carnival. 2. Newspaper cutting titled: Holding the men for War Purposes.organization, institution, bendigo benevolent asylum, harry biggs collection, bendigo benevolent society, easter carnival queens

Kyle Van-der-Kuyp has been selected in the B squad for the Olympics in Barcelona.van der kuyp, kyle, athletics, aborigines

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 1 November, 1890 p15. Description of a special meeting of the Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria to submit proposals made by the committee to the Government to take over the society's property and administer it. The Government to pay all liabilities and establish a Government School of Horticulture. Composition of committee of management.the leader, rhsv, royal horticultural society of victoria, horticultural college, government acquisition, government funding, school of horticulture, committee of management

Article on prize awarded to Lyn Hahn by Mitcham Arts Association, photo of Lyn Hahn and Cr Valda Arrowsmith.Article on prize awarded to Lyn Hahn by Mitcham Arts Association.Xhahn, lyn, mitcham arts association, arrowsmith, valda

Newspaper clipping titled: “Millions in bonuses despite repeated train, tram delays” Newspaper clipping from the Age 4/1/2019 Transport reporter - Timna Jacks Photo of tram travelling under rail bridge Yarra trams awarded $1.26M in bonuses (potentially up to $5.5M) despite failing to meet on-time performance targets 5 times. Failed to meet its new 82% punctuality target (up from 77%) in 5 of past 12 months. Fined more than $300K in penalties. Both public transport operators won 7 year contracts in 2017. Tram route 86 has lowest punctuality (75.1%), more than 6500 services short shunted (7.5% of all services). Government says tram performance has improved overall due to tougher targets. Customer surveys show 15% drop in complaints to Yarra Trams. Trams - least punctual: Route 86 - 75.1%, route 70 - 77.5%, route 75 - 78.9% Trams - most punctual: Route 82 - 91.1%, route 78 - 89.5%, route 57 - 86.6% Trams - worst for short shunts: Route 70 - 8%, route 86 - 7.5%, route 16 - 7.3%trams, tramways, yarra trams, delays, public transport

The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published June 1936A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton

The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published May 1878A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton

LYDIA CHANCELLOR COLLECTION: NEWSPAPER CLIPPING ABOUT THE LOYALTY DINNER AT GOLDEN SQUARE METHODIST CHURCH 1960 16 Nov 1960 handwritten on it.bendigo, history, bendigo churches

.1 The Courier TV Guide - Page 23, article on Clunes Colonial Day .2 The Advocate 27/6/2001 - Front page photo, article on page 7 on Clunes Colonial Day .3 The Courier 30/6/2001 - Page 3 (photocopy) article on Clunes Colonial Day .4 The Advocate 4/7/2001 - Page 23, article and photos on Clunes Colonial Day .5 The Courier 7/2/2001 - Page 21, photos on Clunes Colonial Day .6 The Advocate 16/5/2001 - Colonial Day Photographs .7 Blank Invitations to the book launch "16 Tons of Gold to participate in the Miner's Walk to Clunes Diggings 1/7/2001Nilclunes, news articles

Community Newspaper printed on newsprint in black and white (with some colour pages)non-fictionNews and features relevant to the community of Warrandyte

The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published December 1898A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton

Newspaper clipping titled: “Tram burns after collision with truck” – The Age 5/9/70 “Quite heroes drag driver from flames” by Robert Parsonage Tram and semi-trailer crash in Thornbury, Route # 9A, driver Bill Armitage suffered a broken right leg and arm and severe burns to most of his body, in critical condition in Preston and Northcote Community Hospital. Semi-trailer driver, Brian Carroll, 25 received burns and is in serious condition in hospital. Conductor Ted Clark, about 35, not injured and helped only passenger, and elderly woman from the tram. Collision occurred about 2.35 pm as Preston-City tram travelling south in St George’s Rd and truck travelling west in Normandy Rd.trams, tramways, accidents, fire, route 9a, collision, st georges rd, thornbury

Newspapers bound in cardboard cover, part of ongoing collection commenced in January 1990Collection of Lakes Post newspapers covering the period 1 January 2015 to 30 June 2015documents, newspapers

The Weekly Times, September 28, 1977. Two photocopies of a cutting. Article about the retirement of Eric B. Littlejohn as Principal of Burnley College.eric b. littlejohn, the weekly times, principal, retirement, burnley college