selected candidate for Gippsland East National Party Lakes Entrance Victoria.Black and white photograph of David Treasure Also two black and white photographs showing David Treasure MP with Jenny Treasure 04803.1 10.5 x 12 cm and David Treasure with Marie Tehan, Val Fowles and Phillip Davispoliticians, politics

An example of political advertising promoting Jeffrey Bird of Williamstown Victoria as Liberal Party candidate for election. Bird was a community leader who went on to be Mayor of Williamstown.liberal party, politics, bookmark

discussing the needs of small business with Kerry Harry Pharmacist of Myer Street Lakes Entrance VictoriaBlack and white photograph showing Lynne Roder ALP candidate discussing the needs of small business with Kerry Harry Pharmacist of Myer Street Lakes Entrance Victoriapolitics, businesses

at a viewing point on their trip to the Snowy Mountains Hydro Electric Scheme Alpine Country VictoriaBlack and white photograph showing twenty members of Tambo Shire Council and staff . Seven other black and white photographs taken at same event 6 x 8.5 cm politics, local government, civil engineering

National Party Pre-Selection Candidate whose priority should he be successful is fixing the bar Lakes Entrance VictoriaColour photograph of Darren Chester government, politics

Gov Richard McGarvie and Mrs McGarvie, Paul Holton, John McMillan, Ed Dennis, Robert DennisBlack and white photograph of Governor of Victoria Richard McGarvie and Mrs McGarvie speaking to Kaye McMillan at the official reception to the McGarvies at Morocombs Restaurant Metung Victoria. Also three black and white photographs taken at same event politics, government

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

Black and white photograph showing Roger Steedman Independent Liberal Candidate for East Gippsland on the scallop wharf Lakes Entrance Victoriagovernment, politics

Black and white photograph showing Governor General Lord Dunrossel and Lady Dunrossel mingling with members of the crowd after being welcomed to Lakes Entrance Victoria. Also six black and white photographs taken during the Vice Regal visit to Lakes Entrancepeople, social history, politics, government

Records revenue cuts by government in 1978-79 as reasons for cuts in local library services.By stating the reasons for library cuts being due to state government finance cuts this is a rare example in Victoria of advertising political reasons for restrictions of local government services.Printed both sides on blue background.Nilcaulfield, malvern, libraries, bookimark, local government, political

Illustrated book with white front cover that has four coloured illustrations of women in various activities. Title and authors' names are printed in red ink, along with a book description in black ink on the front cover along with publisher's logo and four red lines. Abbreviated title, underlined, in white ink, and authors names in black ink are printed on an orange background on the spine along with the publisher's logo. The back cover has a summary of the book printed in orange, along with another three illustrations of women, publisher's logo and 'Victoria 150 ' logo on a yellow backgroundnon-fictionThis book explores the experiences of women in Victoria over 150 years, highlighting their diverse roles in public and private life. It features more than fifty women, from convicts to nuns, actresses to soldiers, settlers to writers, and housewives to political activists, showcasing their social and personal diversity. The book emphasizes the home's importance, alongside the marketplace, and examines the significance of both reproduction and production. It provides a new perspective on Australian history, focusing on women's place, relationships between public and private life, paid and unpaid work, and the intersection of politics and gender. women-victoria-history-19th century, women-victoria-history=20th century, women-victoria-social conditions

index, ill, maps, p.260.non-fictionThe coming of the railway was a major event in the history of many towns and cities across Australia. This is the story behind every Railway Hotel; and the social, economic and political themes that have shaped society over the last 150 years.australia -- buildings, structures, etc -- history, bars (drinking establishments) -- australia -- history

From Heritage Victoria: The Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) was an international first-wave feminist organisation. The Melbourne branch was formed in 1887 and became the biggest and most influential women's organisation in Victoria. The WCTU introduced large numbers of Victorian women to political activity. The Union linked temperance and women's suffrage to achieve a variety of social reforms to improve women’s lives. Possible belonged to Florence Dellar of Henty Street, PortlandBanner for the Women's Christian Temperance Union. Navy cotton backing. Pale blue cotton front. Hand painted. White cord on edges. White fringe on bottom. Person holding flag and cross in centre. Paint - blue, white, black, gold. Wooden slat on top - nailed. String hanger with white tassels.Front: WCTU. For God, For Home, For Native Land. Portland League of Hope. Tremble King of Alcohol, We Shall Grow Up.wctu, womens christian temperance union, feminism, feminist, female artists, womens history, women's rights