Daisy Pearce played for Australia in the 2006 international series in Ireland, after becoming captain of the Darebin women's football club, and in 2007 played in the E J Whitten Legends game at the Docklands stadium. She was named in the All-Australian team and played for her local Eltham club. She was the first Number 1 pick in the 2013 AFLW draft, and captained the Melbourne Football Club since the first season in 2017. Later she was a Channel Seven commentator on the men's game and, in 2024, she became AFLW head coach at West Coast. Contents Newspaper article: "Not too young to be a legend", Diamond Valley Leader, 13 June 2007. Daisy Pearce to play Australian Rules at the Docklands stadium. .Newspaper article: "Daisy is starting to bloom", Diamond Valley Leader, 25 July 2007. Daisy Pearce aiming to be her club's best and fairest. Newspaper article: "League of her own: Daisy Pearce can feel the change", The Weekend Australian Magazine, 13 February 2021. Daisy Pearce to play Australian Rules at the Docklands stadium. Newspaper article: "Pearce lands top job at the Eagles", The Age, 12 December 2023. Daisy Pearce to be AFLW head coach at West Coast in 2024 and continue as commentator for Channel Seven.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcdaisy pearce, aflw, e j whitten legends games, west coast aflw, darebin women's football club, eltham women's football club, melbourne club afwl

Campbells Croft is a 10 hectare nature reserve in Vermont which was purchased by the Nunawading Council in 1969 from the Campbell family to be kept as a nature reserve.Campbells Croft is a 10 hectare nature reserve in Vermont . city of whitehorse, campbells croft, campbell, daisy, campbell family, campbell, bruce, city of nunawading

Various partiesReference, Research, InformationSecondary Values (KHS Imposed Order)Notes compiled by Miss Daisy Gardner in November 1958 and provided to the Society. The 5-page handwritten document describes Charles Gardener and his family who migrated to Australia in 1884. They moved to Kew and built a two-storey house, ‘Bassem’ on the corner of Cotham Road and Atkins Street. He and his son Edgar were managers of Messrs. Cassell & Co Ltd, publishers. A descendant, W. Gardener was an architect who built the Gardeners a house on the corner of Cotham Road and Edgevale Street in which WHS Dickinson once lived. There is some confusion in the document about the exact location of the house. On the document there is a later annotation/correction by E.L. Frazer. kew historical society - archives, charles gardner, mayors of kewkew historical society - archives, charles gardner, mayors of kew

Part of 'Woolcock Gallery Collection' Exhibited CEMA 1989.Multiple views of multiple plant details. From left-right: flower detail with long petals; a whole plant view with fine roots, bulb, long leaves (grass-like), tall central stem and flower with long petals; but and flower details; (top-bottom) a plant details with root, fine leaves and many flowers (small and round); a detail of above plant. To far right (t-b) flower details and seed details. Mounted in a double matt (white on slate grey), framed under glass in silver detailed wooden frame.Front: L. Microseris sapigera. Upper R. Millotia myosotidifolia. Lower R. Gnephosis skirrophora (lower left) (pencil). Back: 27 (upper left) (pen)cema, botanical, collin woolcock