Article about deal between Banyule City Council and Woolworths to knock down Rosanne library and build a Woolworths store on part of the siteText with coloured images [2 pages]rosanna, rosanna library, woolworths

Photocopynon-fictionIncrease in number of visitors to Sanctuary and reasons why. 1950s

Original x 1 Photocopy x 1non-fictionCocker spaniel and kangaroo in photo. Reference of mention of cocker spaniel 'Wags' in photograph belonging to Mr Jack Pinches is doubtful due to Mr Pinches dog was a border collie.1950s

Originalnon-fictionPicture of visitor viewing emu with brood of chicks. 1950s

Photocopynon-fictionA baby wombat and emu chicks new attractions at Sanctuary. 1950s

In Terry KEENAN's book "Kicking into the wind" it is noted that William SWALLOW backed the team for a significant amount to win the 1889 flag. The team finished third. Refer to page 26 of this book to have all players, and officials, named and placed in the photo. Billy HANNEYSEE, Captain. W SHARP, Vice Captain. W W ROLFE, Secretary. Digital image of the Port Melbourne Football Club team for 1889. This was the fourth year that PMFC was a member of the VFA. sport - australian rules football, port melbourne football club, pmfc, william (billy) hanneysee, a maxwell, w young, p r harper, w ward, p j coleman, e vine, j barfoot, j bogle, j bone, s poat, j sharp, h layton, j sutherland, w w rolfe, g headon, t ward, e burke, j lawrence, w morton, j strachan, w sharp, l collings, j taylor

Original two pagesnon-fictionNew enclosure for dingo's 1950s

photocopynon-fictionphoto of Marie Looby feeding a pelican1950s

Photocopy 1 sheet. It has 2 photos . non-fictionArticle on three of the animals that hunt and are a danger to the fauna held in the Sanctuary, the fox, Australian goshawk and feral cat. Mentions the [W H and] M A Ingram aviary for Brush turkeys. 1950s

Photocopynon-fictionMr McDonald, the premier promises to encourage the Sanctuary to protect native flora and fauna.1950s

PhotocopyImportation of several species of animals and birds from different part of Australia. 1950s

Originalnon-fictionNumbers of visitors increased. New animals introduced to the Sanctuary.1950s

Photocopynon-fictionPhotograph of numerous things.1950s

Comparison of Sanctuary in its early days to the present time. Collected from State Library Melbourne Victoriaphotocopy 1950s

Originalnon-fiction2 platypus moved into the new platypusery. Photo of platypus emerging from water 1950s

photocopynon-fictionMr Bolte (Premier) promised that the Sanctuary would have a receptive treasurer when it applied for increased Government funding.1950s

photocopynon-fictionNew buildings in Sanctuary and description of facilities for the animals.1950s

photocopynon-fiction2 photos of Princess Alexandra with animals and keeper Leslie Wyatt1950s

photocopyMr McDonald (Acting Premier) to recommend to Cabinet a grant to the Sanctuary to meet costs of fencing and transport of birds and animals.1940s

Photocopynon-fictionStates how the Sanctuary has flourished under Mr Pinches with constant additions of animals and birds1950s

Photocopynon-fictionAppointment of Mr H.A. Lindsay-Field to succeed the late Sir Errol Knox1950s

photocopynon-fictionLetter disputing the bad conditions of the inhabitants in the Sanctuary. 1950s

Photocopynon-fictionPhysical description of Healesville and environs and of the platypus in the wild. ("Age" article available PM 261) Accompanies letter pertaining to Age article; Author sub-editor Age1950s

"Tram cram? Loaded question" by Zach Hope Public transport advocates claim state government report is misleading due to poor choice of survey selection points. Trams are surveyed at the edge of the CBD and do not consider overcrowding due to the free tram zone. Article has photo of crowded E-class tram and a cartoon. Department of Transport website accessed 2/11/2019 for report. See: https://transport.vic.gov.au/-/media/tfv-documents/tram-passenger-load-may-2019-pdf.pdf?la=en&hash=B739751488A495DC74B732E8C71FAF4E.trams, tramways, tram routes, e class, reports, passengers, tram 2061

"Hidden disabilities drive transport push" by Nicole Precel An advocacy group, Think Outside the Chair, is campaigning for new public transport signs that acknowledge invisible disabilities to assist people to use disability services when travelling on public transport. Article features Olympia Sarris who has troubling asking for a seat when travelling on trams.trams, tramways, disability services, signs, behaviour

"I've seen a tram go up in the air" by Rachel Wells & Tate Papworth Tram derailment in Cotham Rd, Kew, caused when a car collided with the 109 tram causing it to crash through a fence. About 20 people were on the tram, with two being taken to hospital. Two occupants from the car were also taken to hospital. Tram was taken back to the depot for investigation. "'Cheap as chips' Kew tram's horrid history" by Zach Hope & Tate Papworth Tram 3011 has been involved in at least 3 derailments according to Yarra Trams. Union spokesperson Phil Altieri said the poor design of the Citadis C-class model was to blame for the latest derailment. He said the trams were unstable and should be withdrawn from service.trams, tramways, c class, derailments, accidents, citadis, cotham rd, derailments, tram 3011