Draft Management Plans prepared under the Heritage Rivers Act set out the proposed basis for future management of Heritage Rivers and Natural Catchment Areas. Gippsland catchments are significant for the essential undisturbed conditionISBN 0730667936environment, waterways

This management plan is to specify the objectives, stratagies and performance measures for recreational fishing activities within the Lake Tyers ReserveISBN 1448 1693fish, waterways, legislation

Objectives and proposed actions to preserve and improve the environmental values of the Gippsland Lakes.waterways, tourism, recreation, environment

A manual proposed by Landcare and Enviromental Actin Program LEAPS for use by libraries historical societies and famil history groupsreference material

CONSTRUCTION REPORT BY A.W. NICHOLSON PTY LTD, BUILDERS IN RELATION TO PROPOSED REDEVELOPMENT OF WILLIAM BARKELL MEMORIAL ARTS & HISTORICAL CENTRE INC. [CLUNES MUSEUM]local history, document, reports, nicholson a.w. pty ltd.

Outlines current status and proposed plans for artistic and cultural activities in the city.Outlines current status and proposed plans for artistic and cultural activities in the city.city of whitehorse, whitehorse centre, box hill community arts centre, schwerkolt cottage & museum complex

Council is considering a request from Nunawading Historical Society to find accommodation for an old wagon and a plough. A municipal orchard maintained as a link with Nunawading's early history was suggested.Council is considering a request from Nunawading Historical Society to find accommodation for an old wagon and a plough.orchards, city of nunawading, nunawading historical society

Plans of proposed Smoke-house for Schwerkolt Cottage drawn by the City of Nunawading. Scale 10 feet to an inch.Plans of proposed Smoke-house for Schwerkolt Cottage drawn by the City of Nunawading. Scale 10 feet to an smoke houses, schwerkolt cottage & museum complex

Plan of proposed display cabinet for period costumes, Nunawading Historical Museum, completed 11 Dec 1981. 14' : 1'0', with notes on suppliers by Harold A. Bakes.Plan of proposed display cabinet for period costumes, Nunawading Historical Museum. nunawading historical society, cabibet

Colour photograph of about 20 local residents listening to Bill Peel at the proposed John Street Rain Forest Revegetation Reserve John Street Lakes Entrance Victoriacoast, environment, people

Black and white photograph showing Berry Murphy MLC for Gippsland Province pointing to a schedule showing Bairnsdale on the route for the proposed Very Fast Train from Melbourne to Sydney Bairnsdale Victoriapeople, politics

Demonstrates a document prepared by the SEC promoting the closure of the Geelong system. Yields historical notes and statistics on the Geelong Tramway system - very detailed information about tram use, services, staffing and routes and the costs of continuing the system in use.Sixteen page carbon copy foolscap document titled "Electricity Supply Department - Geelong Tramways Review 1953". Headings are: Early History, Creation of the SEC, Acquirement by the SEC, Agreements with Municipalities, SEC Act, Municipal By-Laws (Buses), proposed extension of the tramway routes, physical characteristics and changes at Geelong, Outlook of SEC as to tramways, Attempts to define transport future, review by the Geelong Tramway Operation by the SEC, tramcars, fares, staff and employees, trams used in normal traffic, daily mileage, average speed of services, service summary, passenger density, present outlook, prospective cost to be faced if existing system is continued, Possible improvements to the present system, extensions to the present tramway system, conclusions. Probably prepared as one of the reports to be considered by Government in its decision to close the Geelong system in 1956. Parts of text have been used in Reg Item 3478 - Geelong history and statistics. Very good reference document.'BTPS 403" in top right hand corner.trams, tramways, geelong, sec, mesco, history

Contents: Acknowledgements / Abbreviations / List of figures / List of tables / List of plates / Introduction / Historical context / Methodology / Results and interpretations / Discussion / Recommendations / References / Appendix 1 - Plates / Appendix 2 - Content list / Appendix 3 - Copy of Heritage Victoria permit.non-fictionThis report documents the results of archaeological test excavations conducted within the grounds of Villa Alba in Kew. Archaeological testing was commissioned by the Villa Alba Museum Management Committee as part of the design development stage of a proposed landscape reconstruction. The project was directed by Maddy Atkinson in consultation with Jeremy Smith (Heritage Victoria) and James Broadbent (landscape architect for VAMI Inc). The field team consisted of undergraduates and graduate volunteers from La Trobe University, Monash University, the University of Melbourne and Holmesglen TAFE. Archaeological testing took place on Monday 8th April and Wednesday 10th 2002.villa alba - archaeology, villa alba - garden reconstruction, 2002