Badge or lapel pin for tram crews at the 1999 Qantas Grand Prix featuring a checkered flag and the front of a B class tram, with a card giving details or the item and signed by Russell Nathan as Chief Executive.Demonstrates a Swanston Trams badge given to crewsBadge or lapel pin made with a gloss painted finish and a pin with the retaining clip on the rear within a plastic packet and card. Two copies held. tramways, badges, grand prix, swanston trams, crews

Book titled The Myth of the Level Playing Field, by Dr John White, Global Chief Executive, Visy Industries. La Trobe University, Bendigo The fourth Sir John Quick Bendigo Lecture. 15 September 1997. The cover is in shades of blue and white. It has a small photo of Dr John White above a picture of a building. Industries and employment are discussed in the lecture.bendigo, history, long gully history group, the long gully history group - the myth of the level playing field, dr john white, la trobe university bendigo, the fourth sir john quick bendigo lecture, visy industries, hugh mackay, australian constitution, bhp, berlei, john howard, business council of australia, transfield defence systems, williamstown naval dockyard, cockatoo naval dockyard, newcastle state dockyard, royal australian navy, richard pratt, australian defence industries, australian submarine corporation, lee kuan yew

Season 1997/98 Harness Racing Victoria Board Room TagPlastic Green Tag attached to length of White CordFront: Harness Racing Victoria / Board Room / 1997-98 / Harness Racing Victoria. Back: 239 / Dress / Lounge Suit / Admit to Course, Members Enclosures and Board Room / Not Transferable / Bernard Saundry Chief Executive.harness racing, trotting, badge, membership, tag, harness racing victoria, board room, 1997/98, bernard saundry

Season 1997/98 Harness Racing Victoria Board Room TagPlastic Green Tag attached to length of White CordFront: Harness Racing Victoria / Board Room / 1997-98 / Harness Racing Victoria. Back: 240 / Dress / Lounge Suit / Admit to Course, Members Enclosures and Board Room / Not Transferable / Bernard Saundry Chief Executive.harness racing, trotting, badge, membership, tag, harness racing victoria, board room, 1997/98, bernard saundry

Photograph of David Cull. He was Chief Executive Officer in the 1990s. It is a professional photo taken for use in publications. A black and white copy of this photo is also in the collection. Photo was taken in 1991 taken by Keesing Photographic Pty Ltd.A record of the past employees or office holders of Melbourne Legacy.Colour photo x 2 of David Cull.Label on back from Keesing Photographic.staff, david cull

Australia Day 2004 Citizen of the Year presented to Mr. Ian Dyett by the City of Greater Bendigo, dated 26th January 2004. Signed by Cr. Rod Fyffe (Mayor) and Mr. John McLean (Chief Executive Officer). Certificate has the Australian flag in the top left corner and City of Greater Bendigo and logo in the bottom right corner. The background is coloured yellow. It is framed in a brown frame.business, auctioneers, j h curnow & son pty ltd, ian dyett collection - citizen of the year award, ian dyett, city f greater bendigo, cr rod fyffe, mr john mclean

Typed letter from the Shire of Warragul to Shire of Woorayl. In recognition of Municipality achieving 100 years of local government. Sealed with Common Seal and signed by the Mayor, a Councillor and the Chief Executive Officer. Note: Item approved for deaccession August 2023. SGSC will now follow deaccession procedures as outlined in the Arts and Civic Memorabilia Collection Policy - https://www.southgippsland.vic.gov.au/downloads/file/2763/arts_and_artefacts_collection_policy_c69.

Porcelain tile in wooden frame featuring image of a blue and green bird surrounded by branches with pink flowers. Below the tile is text.Front: "PORT OF HAKATA" Reverse side: "Presented by/ PORT OF HAKATA DELEGATION (55)/ VICE MAYOR, FUKUOKA CITY/ to DEPUTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE &/ GM COMMERCIAL & TECH SERVICES/ MONDAY 23 OCTOBER 1995" "PMA 0316/1"

"Presented to Kelaston Ladies Auxiliary/Centre Committee Bendigo in grateful recognition of their generous support of blind and vision impaired people at the Kelaston/Mirridong Centre, May 1999". Signed by John Cook (Chief Executive Officer) and John Moule (President)2 cream coloured sheets with blue and black writingVision Australia Foundation eye logo in top left hand cornervision australia foundation, kelaston home (ballarat), auxiliaries

Photograph of David Cull. He was a staff member for many years, as Chief Executive Officer in the 1990s. It is a professional photo taken for use in publications. Colour copies of this photo have been found with a sticker of the Keesing Photographic Studio on the back, taken in 1991.A record of the past employees or office holders of Melbourne Legacy.Black and white photo of David Cull.Label on back from Keesing Photographic.staff, david cull

CertificateIn recognition of your outstanding efforts in the 1997 World Vsion 40 Hour Famine. Working together, we can help stop the hunger of children in developing countires. Ashe Oleng! - Thank You. Signed by Chief Executive Lynn Arnold

Framed certificate, frame is brown colour timber, certificate is cream background with the RSL logo at the top followed by the details of the Achievement. A red seal is at the bottom LH side.Main points, “Certificate of Achievement - Bendigo Sub Branch for the highest increase in membership, an increase of 14.17% in the category of 501 - 1,000 country group for the year 2005” “David McLachlan State President” “...................... Chief Executive Officer” “Dated 29th June 2006” brsl, smirsl, membership

The play was presented by The Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust in association with The Northside Theatre company, Marian Street Sydney. Noel Ferrier was the Executive Producer of The Australian Elizabeth Theatre Trust and Stan Coogan Acting chief Executive Officer. The play was produced in association with the radio station 3AW.Large yellow and black program - good conditionthe department, david williamson, max gillies, athenaeum theatre, elizabethan theatre trust, northside theatre company marian street theatre, tracy mann, noel ferrier, 3aw

Newspaper cutting from "The Age Wednesday 1 March 2000, titled "By gum, the bush leaves its mark on city trams" reporting on the new colour scheme for A class trams, which features a gum leaf on the side and Yarra logos. Has a photo of the tram at the Preston tram depot. Quotes John McPherson the vice president of the Public Transport Users Association and Steven McDonald, Chief Executive of Yarra Tramstrams, tramways, colour schemes, livery, yarra trams, preston depot

Letter - photocopied A4 sheet, dated 25 June 1992 to All Staff from Ian F X Stoney, Chief Executive of the Public Transport Corporation, head "In defence of Tram Staff", following an article in The Sunday Age about tram crews drinking on the job. Advises that the PTC had undertaken an internal investigation and that the alleged bottle was that of a Ginger Beer. The PTC was supporting the staff and was making a complaint to the Press Council.trams, tramways, newspaper clippings, alcohol, east coburg, ptc

Annual Reports for Melbourne Legacy in 2015. It was published in two parts. The Annual Review has the presidents report, chief executive report, an overview of operations, staff, and photos of activities through the year. The financial report contains the financial statements. Other annual reports in 00027, 01095, 01096 and 01097 and 01098 and 01310. A record of the annual reports of Legacy Melbourne, including activities and telling stories of Legacy's impact and summarising annual financial information.Annual report from 2015 published in two parts, in colour with photos and black type. 01311.1 Melbourne Legacy Annual Review 2015, 32 pages 01311.2 Legacy Melbourne Financial Report 2015, 30 pagesfinancial summary, annual summary, activities

Book, centre stapled, 40 pages + card cover, printed on gloss paper full colour, titled "Public Transport Corporation - 1993 Annual Report", providing a report to the Victorian Government on the performance of the PTC for the year 1992 - 1993. Includes a Executive Review, attracting customers, changes and improvements, performance indicator, statutory information and Financial statements. Signed by Alan Reiher as Chairman. PTC Chief Executive - Ian Dobbs. Alan Brown was the minister at the time.trams, tramways, ptc, annual reports, melbourne

A photo from an Easter Bonnet Parade at the Coburg Widows' club. From the caption in the Answer newsletter on 31st May 1991, 'David Cull admires the decorative bonnets of Margaret Todd, May Hamilton and Joyce Coomber.' David Cull was the Chief Executive Officer of Melbourne Legacy at the time and was visiting the Coburg Widows' Club for the event.A record of the importance of the widows clubs as a social outlet for the widows and that Legacy executives and Legatees attended their functions. There are many clubs throughout Melbourne that meet regularly.Colour photo of a function at the Coburg widows club.widows, event

As financial and in-kind contributions began to increase, the Association utilised certificate templates to acknowledge and thank donors. In these examples, an estate for financial support to the low vision clinic/George Vowell Centre, an individual for his support during an appeal for Elanora and a bequest from a family. All certificates are hand-signed by the Chief Executive Officer/Appeal Chairman and President. Multiple A4 certificates of appreciationdorothy constance riegelhuth, wallace cameron, oriel j grattan, bird family, association for the blind, john cook, john moule, don argus, hermann muncheberg

Awarded to Donald Neil Symons for excellence in Scripture during 1926 at Ballarat College. Neil was educated at Ballarat College (Dux 1933) and Ormond College, Melbourne University. He became a Clothing industry leader and was Fletcher Jones' distinguished successor as chief executive of the FJ organisation, and a prominent advocate for the Australian textile and clothing industries, decentralised industry and government support of employee share ownership schemes.Thick, maroon leather-bound book with gold lettering on spine, black wording and detail and gold school crest on front cover; bookplate inside front coverBookplate inside front cover:School crest / Ballarat College / IVA Form / Scripture Prize / (The gift of Mrs Cairns) / Awarded to / Neil Symons / A Richardson BA / December 1926 Principaldonald-neil-symons, cairns, scripture, book prize

Awarded to Donald Neil Symons for excellence in Scripture during 1926 at Ballarat College. Neil was educated at Ballarat College (Dux 1933) and Ormond College, Melbourne University. He became a Clothing industry leader and was Fletcher Jones' distinguished successor as chief executive of the FJ organisation, and a prominent advocate for the Australian textile and clothing industries, decentralised industry and government support of employee share ownership schemes.Medium-sized, maroon, leather-bound book with gold-lettering and decoration on spine and gold school crest on front cover; bookplate inside front coverBookplate inside front cover: School crest / Ballarat College / Sixth-Lower Form / Dux Prize / Awarded to / D N Symons / A Richardson BA / December 1930 Principaldonald-neil-symons, dux, 1930s, fletcher jones

Awarded to Donald Neil Symons for excellence in Scripture during 1926 at Ballarat College. Neil was educated at Ballarat College (Dux 1933) and Ormond College, Melbourne University. He became a Clothing industry leader and was Fletcher Jones' distinguished successor as chief executive of the FJ organisation, and a prominent advocate for the Australian textile and clothing industries, decentralised industry and government support of employee share ownership schemes.Small, maroon, leather-bound book with gold lettering and detail on spine and gold crest on front cover; book plate inside front coverBook plate inside front cover: School crest / Ballarat College / Third Prize / (Lower division) / Awarded to / N Symons / A Richardson BA / December 1927 Principaldonald-neil-symons, fletcher jones, 1920s, book prize

Copy of printed or photocopied letter sent to all Public Transport Corporation (V/Line - railway and The Met - Tramways and bus) dated 25/6/1992 signed by the Chief Executive Office, Ian F.X. Stoney. Letter concerns the "alleged" drinking of tramway staff and illegal stoppage of trams, as published in the Sunday Age. Investigations determined the photo was the Coburg Tram terminus and the crew member was drinking a "Bundaberg Ginger Beer" stubbie. Letter written in support of staff and to criticize the AGE newspaper who refused to supply a negative.trams, tramways, ptc, i. stoney, sunday age, tram crews

Awarded to Donald Neil Symons for excellence in Scripture during his final year at Ballarat College. Neil was educated at Ballarat College (Dux 1933) and Ormond College, Melbourne University. He became a Clothing industry leader and was Fletcher Jones' distinguished successor as chief executive of the FJ organisation, and a prominent advocate for the Australian textile and clothing industries, decentralised industry and government support of employee share ownership schemes. Small, maroon leather-bound book with gold title and detailing on spine and gold school crest on front cover; plain endpapers; bookplate inside front cover.Book plate inside front covers: school crest / Ballarat College / Sixth Form / Scripture Prize / (Gift of Mrs T R Cairns) / Awarded to / D N Symons / A Richardson, BA / December 1930 Principaldonald-neil-symons, fletcher-jones, cairns

Certificate titled:Community Collections. Presented to the Bendigo Historical Society in recognition of their contribution to Community Collections 2005 at Melbourne Museum. Printed on cream card it has four rows of small coloured photos at the top of page with Community Collections below printed in red. Printed in black is: This certificate is presented to Bendigo Historical Society in recognition of your contribution to Community Collections 2005 at Melbourne Museum. Signed by Patrick Greene. (Dr J Patrick Greene, Chief Executive Officer, Museum Victoria). Dated 22 January 2006. Melbourne Museum logo in the bottom right corner.event, exhibition, community collections, community collections - certificate, bendigo historical society, community collections 2005 at melbourne museum, dr j patrick greene, museum victoria, melbourne museum

Book, centre stapled, 48 pages + card cover, printed on off-white paper full colour, titled "Public Transport Corporation - Annual Report 1996", providing a report to the Victorian Government on the performance of the PTC for the year 1995 - 1996. Includes a table of contents, Executive Review, attracting customers, changes and improvements, performance indicator, statutory information and Financial statements. Signed by Max Moore-Wilton as Chairman. PTC Chief Executive - Ian Dobbs. Alan Brown was the minister at the time. Has the theme "Moving from a system to a service".Has a white sticker on the front cover ""SOL T"trams, tramways, ptc, annual reports, melbourne

This photograph was taken in 1994 and depicts four Commissioners of the newly formed Shire of Indigo. The Commissioners were appointed on 18 November 1994 and served until the the election of Indigo Shire Councillor's on 15 March, 1997. The United Shire of Beechworth was established in 1871 following the merger of two entities: the Borough of Beechworth, established in 1856, and the Shire of Beechworth, which was created as the union of the Stanley and Wooragee Road Districts in 1865. This photograph is historically significant for its depiction of newly elected Indigo Shire Commissioners, who replaced the former United of Beechworth Shire Council. The only local government entity remaining in Victoria styled as a 'United Shire' at its dissolution in November 1994, the amalgamation of the United Shire of Beechworth, along with parts of the Shires of Chiltern, Rutherglen and Yackandandah into the Shire of Indigo, was part of an extensive restructuring of Victoria's Local Government Areas in the 1990s. The Victorian Governments restructuring of LGA's in the 1990s constituted a major transition in Victoria's systems of local governance. The reforms dissolved over two hundred councils and sacked sixteen hundred elected councillors. The Shire of Indigo was one of seventy-eight new councils that were subsequently created through amalgamations.Black and white rectangular photograph printed on photographic paper mounted on board.Reverse (original): Transcribed to DB / From left to right: Commissioner Kevin Gleeson ~ / Chairman of Commissioners, Mr Frank Burfitt ~ / Chief Executive Officer, Commissioner Kevin Crow, ~ / Commissioner Henry Brewer. / Commissioners were appointed to the Indigo Shire / on 18th November, 1994 and served until the / election of councillors on 15th March, 1997. / indigo shire council, shire councillors, indigo shire commissioners, governance, local government, beechworth, local representatives 1994-1997, lga restructuring, indigo shire amalgamation, victorian government, regional and rural governance, beechworth shire, yackandandah shire, chiltern shire, rutherglen shire

``Newspaper clipping from "The Mail" 13-07-94 P3 - NEWS Watch - Regional pressure for merger by Christine McTigheMerger of Ringwood and Croydon is becoming increasingly likely following talks late last week between the region's councils.And Croydon, which has doggedly turned its back on Ringwood, softened its approach at Friday's meeting in a bid to get self managed on a regionally agreed basis, chief executive Terry Maher said on Monday.`