Photocopynon-fictionDemonstrations of snake handling and first aid.1950s

photocopynon-fiction3 Stories1950s

Photocopynon-fictionPart of the Coranderrk- the old aborigine station may be used to extend the Sanctuary and subdivided for soldier settlement1950s

original non-fiction2 photos platypus swimming and crowd 1950s

.1 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH SCOUT GROUP .2 BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH CUBS GROUPON REVERSE: NAMES WRITTEN IN PENCIL; .1 BACK ROW: RON PATTERSON, BARRY WATTS, JOHN CARTER, ALAN JONES, GEOFF CONSTATINE, HAROLD MCRONIE 2ND ROW LESTER CAMPBELL, ALAN HENDRICKSON, GREG PATTERSON, JOHN WORSLEY, BILL VAN BERKEL, BOBBY MEAD, RON JONES, BERTIE VAN RAAPHORST 3RD ROW: GRAEME COOK, UNKNOWN, JOHN WILLIAMS, GRAEME FEATHERSTON, UNKNOWN, UNKNOWN, GRAHAM TOOLE, IAN IODER FRONT ROW: UGO LA IACONO, KEITH OULTON, ALLAN PATTERSON, CYRIL SWANTON, JON PEART, JIM FLYNN .2 BACK ROW: EDDY LUFF, ERIC HENDRICKSON, LAURIE RIENIETS, TREVOR LAZARUS, IAN JONES, LANCE INGRAM. MIDDLE ROW: IAN VORBACH, BILL MAKER, ARNO VAN BERKEL, BRIAN FOLEY, PETER LAZARUS, RICHARD VINECOMBE, ROBERT CAMPBELL FRONT ROW: HAYDEN TORNEY, PETER BALLINGER, DAID WILLIAMS, CYRIL SWANTON, NEIL HIGGINS, WALLACE BRITTEN, ARTIE VAN RAAPHORSTclunes scout group, clunes cub group

originalnon-fiction100 finches as a gift1950s

photocopyThe Premier asks Mr P. Crosbie Morrison to investigate complaints about the Sanctuary,and make a report to the State Government. 1940s

1/2 pageArticle from The Herald November 1969 reporting on the possible demolition of "Hazeldene" Balwyn Road and the property to be subdivided into 11 blocks. Include photographs of the interior and exterior of the house.balwyn road, hazeldene, danks family, land subdivision, organs, pianos, billard rooms, canterbury

photocopyReport re the increase of koala young at Sanctuary and breeding of emus and brush turkeys.1940s

photocopynon-fictionLegislation to be amended to bring Sanctuary under control of the Chief Secretary's Department. Additional funds were needed to enhance Sanctuary.1940s

PhotocopyRe donations of money from Americian Officers after viewing a film on the Sanctuary. The film prepared by the Victorian Railways Publicity and Tourists Service1940s

photocopy Loose talk about the bad conditions at Healesville Sanctuary. And if the Sanctuary is to prosper it must be extended to take in part of the old Coranderrk reservation.1940s

original Mr Pinches hopes to acquire rare birds for breeding with the grant from New York Zoo's grant.1940s

PhotocopyMr Pinches explains the problems at the Sanctuary.1940s

photocopyThe committee of management welcome the probe into running of the Sanctuary.1940s

photocopySuggestion that Healesville Sanctuary becomes a National Park.1940s

photocopynon-fictionPlans for Healesville Sanctuary and appointment of an advisory committee will be discussed by Cabinet. Committee would comprise of not only Government officials but with experts on native animals and birds included.1940s

photocopyLetter from a visitor criticising conditions for some animals and birds. 1940s

photocopyThe State government takes first steps to implement Mr Crosbie Morrison's recommendations.1940s

photocopyMr McDonald (Acting Premier) to ask Cabinet for funds to keep Sanctuary open. Membership tickets mentioned in article.1940s

photocopyState Government voted an Interim grant to tide the Committee over until the return of the Premier from overseas.1940s

photocopynon-fictionAppointment of Mr Everard as Chairman of the Committee. 1940s

photocopynon-fictionVisitor expresses concerns on little girl patting a dingo. 1960s

originalnon-fictionReport of a visit to the Sanctuary in 1969 - not favourable.1960s

originalnon-fictionThe previous career path of Mr Mullett, the director of the Sanctuary and also his excitement waiting for the lyrebird egg to hatch.1960s