Community Newspaper printed on newsprint in black and white (page 1 colour)non-fictionNews and features relevant to the community of Warrandyte

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

Community Newspaper printed on newsprint in black and whitenon-fictionNews and features relevant to the community of Warrandyte

Photocopy of issue dated 25 September 1963Photocopy of issue dated 25 September 1963brentford square shopping centre, forest hill, city of nunawading, schwerkolt cottage

7 Mallacoota Walk, Vermont South. Article on house in Mallacoota Walk, Vermont South for sale by Watt & Co, October 1996.mallacoota walk, vermont south, real estate

Peggy ANTONIO was a member of the Australian Women's Cricket Team.Digital copy of The Herald newspaper with article about Peggy Antonio.sport - women's cricket, peggy antonio, australian women's cricket test team, the herald, publishing - newspapers

The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published November 1894A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton

Article in Nunawading Gazette about Blackburn girl, Kathy Watts, who was the first Australian woman to win Olympic gold for cycling at the Barcelona Olympics, 1992.watts, kathy, cycling, olympic games 1992

Weekly Times – Major Mitchell. Grampians Road. 2 page.stawell

Newspaper clipping from The Courier, front page, Wednesday Sept. 16, 1970, reporting on the final move made last night in Parliament to abolish the trams in Ballarat and Bendigo. The SEC's notice to abolish the trams was tabled in the Legislative Assembly for the second time in two years. Unless the SEC's notice was opposed in either during the next 24 sitting days, the trams will go. As Government has numbers in both houses, the trams will go, while two years ago, the Country and Labor Parties combined in the upper house to oppose this. Quotes Minister for Fuel and Power, Mr. Balfour about fares, would subsidise private bus operators to give concession fares as is done on the trams, separation or retrenchment payments for tramway employees, and mentions suggestion that trams should be retained as a tourist attraction. Has a continuation of item on page 5. No reference item number as at 29/5/1970.trams, tramways, closure, bus replacement, country party, concession fares, mr. balfour

Copy of article in "The Leader" (Melbourne) 25 October 1890 p15. Correspondence from Pro Bono Publico, Keilor, 20th October. States that necessary teachers are already available for the new college. Various bonuses for agricultural production already in place and fees would cover costs.the leader, keilor, teachers, horticultural college, fees, costs

The Riponshire Advocate Newspapers Published May 1904A 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 September 1916A weekly recording of news and events of interest to people in the Beaufort and surrounding areas.beaufort, ripon shire, pyrenees shire, raglan, skipton