The images depict the newly completed fourth Catholic Church at Kinglake. The previous three churches having been destroyed by 'Black Saturday' bushfire. The painting is oil on canvas. The historical continuity is expressed by the continuity of the skyline and the disconnectedness of the colours. it is not a literal depiction of each church, but a recognizable and symbolic image conveying resilience of faith of the local community. The first church was burnt down in a bushfire, the second burnt down by vandals, and the three burnt down in the 2009 bushfires known as 'Black Saturday'.The white cross and black fence at the lower left commemorated the remarkable fact that these remained intact after the 2009 bushfires. The red-orange can be the colour of the kinglake soil or the fires. The return of new life is indicated by the green growth on the burnt gumtrees. The presence of the Holy Trinity is shown above the entrance to the church. The return of new life is indicated by the green growth on the burnt gumtrees. The presence of the Holy Trinity is shown above the entrance to the church. The Holy Sprit is symbolized by the sulphur crested cockatoo, an Australian bird instead of the white dove. The symbol for the father is above the church in the triangle which has God's Holy Name (I AM) as given to Moses from the Burning Bush, written in Hebrew. Christ is represented by the cross above the entrance. The previous church was destroyed in the 2009 bushfires. The area is surrounded by 22,000 hectares of Kinglake National Park, the largest National Park close to Melbourne. The park was established in 1928 to protect native flora and fauna. Kinglake takes its name from Alexander Kinglake who travelled through the area in 1870. Photographs showing the newly built St Mary's Catholic Church at Kinglake. .1) Interior of Church .2) Painting of the Four Churches of Kinglake by Judy Racz .3-5) Views from the Church windows to the adjoining landscape .6) St Mary's Church groundskinglake, bushfire, black saturday, church, catholic, racz, st mary's catholic church kinglake

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This transcription is organised alphabetically making it very ease when searching for family names and information. The columns include Register number, Name, DOB, Date of Admission, Name of Parent/Guardian, Residence of Parent/Guardian, Occupation of Parent/Guardian, School last attended and date, Last attendance and Destination. There are 13420 pupils recorded in this transcription which covers 100 years of Education on the Grey Street site. This transcription set has been divided into 4 volumes for ease of handling.The database in alphabetical order was printed onto A3 pages for ease of reading and has laminated front and back covers.grey street., traralgon, pupil, register, transcription

'Hepburn Pool is a forgotten treasure which many visitors to Hepburn Springs would never be aware of. The owners of the Bellinzona Grange hotel explained that it was once the hotel pool and was built in the 1930's. You can find it behind this hotel, downhill at a street called The Pool Way. Steps and a ramp continue down to the pool itself and the secluded park around it. It was built into Spring Creek and became a competition pool for state swimming championships. A concrete weir separates a shallow children's pool from the main pool. You can still see the numbers of each lane painted on the walls at the deep end. There are plenty of seats and a barbeque area. A sign says this is a sacred aboriginal spot and you can certainly feel something magical about the place. I wouldn't suggest swimming in the former pool, it looks rather murky now.' Review of Hepburn Pool by 'Jolyon67' on 'Tripadvisor', 3 June 2015'The Bunji: The Bunjil sculpture emerged from discussions with local indigneous Elders, as a dreamtime totem to the Sacred Pool at Hepburn Springs. The original idea was to create the 3 totems of the area...the Bunjil, The Crow and The Bat. Russell applied for, a council grant of $3,000 to design, create and install the Bunjil Sculpture to overlook the pool and reflect its powerful image in the water.' Information provided by Russell Petherbridge, December 2015Large scale steel sculpture depicting 'Bunjil', the dreamtime totem of the Hepburn Pool, an eagle in flight.art, public art, sculpture, installation art, aboriginal art, site specific art, hepburn shire, hepburn shire public art collection, russell petherbridge, bunjil, hepburn, hepburn pool, aboriginal significance, steel sculpture

Colour photographs of the mouth of the Hopkins River at Warrnambool.warrnambool, hopkins river, mouth, sea

Colour photographs of Wannon Falls.warrnambool, hopkins river, mouth, sea, wannon falls

http://vhd.heritagecouncil.vic.gov.au/places/69285 Digital images of the csr Boiler House Timbrock Factory at Maddingley prior to demolition.jbd, timbrock, rowsley station, maddingley, factory, csr, jack mcconnell, heritage, boiler, house, industry, industrial

The foundation stone for this building was laid by the Most Reverend Dr Higgins, Bishop of Ballarat, on 08 September 1911. Colour photograph of a brick building of the former St Joseph's Orphanage, Sebastopol. sebastopol, st joseph's orphanage, blythwood grange

Colour photograph of a garden at the former St Joseph's Orphanage, Sebastopol. sebastopol, st joseph's orphanage, blythwood grange, garden

Colour photograph of Melbourne House, a former general store run by C. Blyth and Son. sebastopol, melbourne house, c. blyth and son, ballarat furniture company, architecture

Four colour photographs of Pack Street, Marysville, after the 2009 'Black Saturday' bushfire. bushfire, black saturday, marysville, marysville police office

Four colour photographs of Pack Street, Marysville, after the 2009 'Black Saturday' bushfire. bushfire, black saturday, marysville

Colour photographs from around Stevenson's fall near Marysville.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, stevenson's falls

Colour photographs of Stevenson Fall near Marysville.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, waterfall, stevenson fall

Colour photographs of a burnt stump near Stevenson Fall near Marysville.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, waterfall, stevenson fall

Colour photographs ofthe bush around Stevenson Fall near Marysville.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, waterfall, stevenson fall

Colour photographs of the site of Marysville's Marylands, the first in the famous Mary chain of guesthouses. Maryslands was destroyed in the 'Black Saturday' bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, marylands, mary chain

Colour photographs of the site of Marysville's Marylands, the first in the famous Mary chain of guesthouses. Maryslands was destroyed in the 'Black Saturday' bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, mary chain

Colour photographs of the Marysville war Memorial.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, war memorial, marysville war memorial

Colour photographs of bush around Marysville showing signs of regrowth after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth

Colour photograph of the bush around Marysville after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth

Colour photographs of bush around Marysville showing signs of regrowth after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth, o'shannassy water supply catchment

Colour photographs of bush near camberville showing signs of regrowth after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth, o'shannassy water supply catchment

Colour photograph of the bush around Marysville after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth

Colour photograph of the bush around Marysville after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth

Colour photograph of the bush around Marysville after the "Black Saturday' Bushfire.bushfire, black saturday, marysville, regrowth