Gary Hickling of Macleod was successful in finding work after holding up a sign outside the Army Barracks on Greensborough Road.Digital copy of newspaper articlegary hickling, macleod people, unemployment

Two articles on the building of Montmorency High School (Mo8068). "School well behind schedule" (20/01/1970) describes the delay in completing the building and shows temporary classrooms behind the frame of the new building. "Lake forms in school ground" (24/03/1970) shows storm water laying on the ground at the school site.Digital copy of newspaper articlemontmorency secondary college, montmorency high school

A view of the intersection of Sherbourne and Para Roads in Montmorency in 1971, just after it was completed. The article points out the number of poles in the photograph.Digital copy of newspaper articlesherbourne road montmorency, para road montmorency, montmorency

This article shows two views of Watsonia shopping strip on Watsonia Road, taken from Morwell Avenue, indicating the expansion over twenty years.Digital copy of newspaper articlewatsonia shopping centre, watsonia road watsonia, morwell avenue watsonia

Entrants in the 1966 Apex Quest paraded through the streets at Greensborough and at the Greensborough Gift. The entrants are not named.Digital copy of newspaper articleeltham apex, greensborough gift, beauty quests

Three boys from Watsonia Technical School enjoy a di at the Greensborough Pool, 1971.Digital copy of newspaper articlewatsonia technical school, greensborough swimming pool, brian lord, leslie piper, ross hogan

The Walker family are seen fishing in the Yarra in preparation for the Greensborough Angling Club's family fishing day at Sugarloaf Dam.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough angling club, sugarloaf dam, jim walker

Eddie Maguire, Doug Hawkins and Roland Roccheccioli visited Greensborough Plaza in 1996.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza, australian rules football, the footy show

The McDonalds store at Greensborough Plaza has been operating since 1980. This article from 1990 relates some stories from the first 10 years.Digital copy of newspaper articlemcdonalds greensborough, greensborough plaza, howard chant

The Greensborough Centre (now known as Greensborough Plaza) under construction. These two photographs from the local newspaper show initial groundwork and demolition of previous buildings.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza

Main Street Greensborough 1978 showing the streetscape and trafficDigital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza, main street greensborough

A view of the newly completed (1979) Greensborough Centre (now called Greensborough Plaza). Shows the exterior KMart sign and multi storey car park. Also an aerial view of the complex. Several photographs of the central area.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza, kmart greensborough

This is Montmorency Village in 1978 - an advertising feature for the shops located in Were Street.Digital copy of newspaper articlewere street montmorency, montmorency

This is Montmorency Village in 1978 - an photograph of some shops located in Were Street.Digital copy of newspaper articlewere street montmorency, montmorency

Superman stops in at Greensborough Centre (now Greensborough Plaza) to advertise his new movie, including two appearances in the Centre and an autograph signing at Hoyts Village Twin Cinemas.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza, main street greensborough, hoyts village twin greensborough

Advertisement for Greensborough's Hoyts Village Twin Cinemas 1979.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreensborough plaza, hoyts village twin greensborough, greensborough picture theatres

Amanda Taylor from Greensborough competed in a 4 state competition in archery (1979). Amanda and her family are members of the Diamond Valley Archers.Digital copy of newspaper articletaylor family, amanda taylor, diamond valley archers, archery

Martin Posar, age 16, was the youngest player at the time to be selected for the Greensborough soccer team firsts.Digital copy of newspaper articlesoccer, greensborough soccer club, martin posar

Old Paradians Amateur Athletics Club members in 1989: Luke Getson, Michael McBrien, Paul Acker, Christine Gilbert, Amanda O'Neil and Meryll Vollenhoven.Digital copy of newspaper articleparade college, athletics, old paradians amateur athletics club

In 1996, Bundoora Park cricketer Mark Devlin took 10 wickets in one innings against West Preston in the Jika Cricket District Association's D grade.Digital copy of newspaper articlemark devlin, bundoora park cricket club, jika cricket association

A short history of the development of Mill Park, including information on the Coulstock family and the historic stables, now a shopping centre.Digital copy of newspaper articlemill park, the stables mill park, coulstock family, redleap

Five ducks which were affected by an oil spill were rehabilitated and released back into Peck's Dam in Montmorency.Digital copy of newspaper articlepecks dam, montmorency, ducks, oil spills

In 1996, after more than 100 years at its original location, Bundoora Primary School [Bu1915] moved from its Plenty Road site to Blossom Park. The original building is still in use as part of a childcare centre.Digital copy of newspaper articlebundoora primary school, plenty road bundoora, blossom park

Colonial Day and Grandparents Day at Bundoora Primary School 1988. Pictured are: Keith Pobjoy, Dot Jenkins, Ray Pobjoy, Simon Pobjoy, sheridan Bishop, Joyce Gardiner and Sue Bishop.Digital copy of newspaper articlebundoora primary school, colonial day, grandparents day

Kentucky Fried Chicken opened its store in Plenty Road Bundoora in 1988.Digital copy of newspaper articlekentucky fried chicken, kfc bundoora, plenty road bundoora, local businesses, fast food

Skateboarding at Sherbourne Road Eltham 1978Digital copy of newspaper articleeltham, sherbourne road eltham, skateboarding

The Plenty Road tram service is being extended to McLeans Road Bundoora c1987Digital copy of newspaper articlepublic transport victoria, trams, plenty road bundoora, mcleans road bundoora

Diamond Village Shopping Centre, Watsonia, 1978. A full page advertisement introducing the shopkeepers at this location.Digital copy of newspaper articlediamond village shopping centre, watsonia

Stuart Low of Greenhills Primary School [GH4893] represented Victoria in the Australian Primary Schools cricket exchange at Bundaberg.Digital copy of newspaper articlegreenhills primary school, stuart low, cricket

Former Collingwood Football Club player Danny Hibbert of Montmorency laces up with the help of his father Ron. Hibbert was at Collingwood for three seasons. During the 1969 season, he scored five goals in a win over Geelong. Later, in the 1970s, he played with Dandenong and won the J.J. Liston Trophy in 1976.Digital copy of newspaper articlemontmorency - people, hibbert family, danny hibbert, australian rules football