An installation at National Gallery of Victoria encourages visitors to think about art and La Trobe University researchers measure brainwaves while looking at the art.News clipping, black text, colour image.national gallery of victoria, la trobe university

A film session was arranged at Greensborough Hoyts for families with children on the autism spectrum.News clipping, black text.hoyts greensborough, autism

Watsonia Football Club needed to recruit more junior players before the start of the 2016 season.News clipping, black text, colour image.watsonia football club

Vietnam veteran and Montmorency resident Kevin Dudman seeks employment but believes his age is against him.News clipping, black text, colour image.kevin dudman, montmorency, vietnam veterans

Removal of protected vegetation was the most common type of planning investigation in Banyule.News clipping, black text.banyule city council

Local RSLs will raise funds to help veterans on this centenary of the foundation of the RSL movement in Australia.News clipping, black text, colour image.returned services league, anzac day

Banyule Mayor Craig Langdon agreed to lobby for controls on the use of drones, particularly regarding privacy issues.News clipping, black text.banyule city council, drones, craig langdon

Members of the public were banned from the Anzac Dawn Service at Simpson Barracks in Watsonia due to security issues.News clipping, black text.anzac day, simpson barracks

Shop owners in Were Street Montmorency are concerned at the number of power outages that impact their businesses.News clipping, black text, colour image.were street montmorency, power outages, local businesses

Banyule Mayor Craig Langdon dismisses concerns that $12.5 million will be cut from council services.News clipping, black text.banyule city council

A renovated weatherboard house in Vermont Parade Greensborough sold for over $1.1 million.News clipping, black text, colour image.vermont parade greensborough, houses in greensborough

Follow up to previous article on Vietnam veteran Kevin Dudman reports that he received several job offers after publication of his story. Previous article is item #2846.News clipping, black text, colour image.kevin dudman, montmorency, vietnam veterans

The Greensborough Cat Protection Society of Victoria has cats available for adoption.News clipping, black text, colour image.cat protection society of victoria

Ken Moroney Real Estate collected blankets on behalf of the Lost Dog's Home.News clipping, black text.lost dogs home, ken moroney real estate

Opposition leader Matthew Guy supports the construction of the North East Link.News clipping, black text, colour image.vicroads, north east link

Students from Parade College Bundoora and Mercy College Coburg performed the play "How to succeed in business without really trying".News clipping, black text, colour image.parade college, mercy college

Former Loyola College student Samantha Leigh Dodemaide performed in "Singin' in the rain".News clipping, black text, colour image.loyola college

Sherbourne Primary School encourages healthy living and participated in National Walk Safely to School Day.News clipping, black text, colour image.sherbourne primary school, national walk safely to school day

The RSPCA needs volunteers for their Greensborough Op Shop at 87 Main Street.News clipping, black text, colour image.rspca, rspca greensborough op shop

Montmorency mum Sally Heppleston ran in the London Marathon to raise funds for the Stillbirth Foundation of Australia.News clipping, black text, colour image.montmorency, sally heppleston

Describes the removal of the bluestone bridge abutment on the north side of the Plenty River in Greensborough, to make way for the Diamond Creek Road bridge duplication.Photocopy of news articleplenty river, diamond creek road

Dennis Ward talks about his Nillumbik and Banyule cemetery tours in 2013. Includes information on St Helena Cemetery at St Katherine's Church, the Pioneer Children's Cemetery on the Plenty River and the nearby Batman Apple Tree.2 p., text and colour images. 2 copies.dennis ward, st helena cemetery, batman apple tree, cemeteries, pioneer childrens cemetery

The story is about a brother and sister who have each been invested as Queen's Scouts.The Parr family were residents of Watsonia when this award was archived.A photocopy of a newspaper article on a scouting family.Biro writings above and below the article.scouting, watsonia venturers, queens scout, parr family

These articles detail the changes to planning regulations around the Loyola seminary site and its sale by the state government to the Maharishi organisation in 1994.These articles show the community interest in the Loyola site and its buildings and form part of the ongoing history of this site.2 newspaper articles. Text only.loyola college, loyola seminary watsonia, ignatian, maharishi

Interview with Greensborough Historical Society President Noel Withers.Newspaper clipping with text and coloured photograph.March 2 2012 DV Leadergreensborough historical society, noel withers

The item was written about Margaret Woiwod who passed away on August 1 2012.Margaret Woiwod was a prominent community minded person who lived in Bend of Isles for 25 years and later in Eltham North.A multi coloured 1 page newspaper article.Nilbend of isles, kangaroo ground fire tower, nillumbik reconciliation group, woiwod

The article is about the opening of Watermarc in Greensborough.Watermarc is the latest swimming and water sports centre in Greensborough. The centre was opened by Matthew Guy, Victorian Planning Minister.A half page multi coloured article featuring a photograph of children on a flotation device.Nilwatermarc, greensborough, matthew guy, water sports

The article records the induction into the Hall of Fame of Mr Barry Thompson, the Chief Executive of Greensborough RSL.The Greensborough RSL is a strong supporter of returned service people and their families as well as many local community based organisations.A small newspaper clipping featuring a colour photograph of 3 men.Nilgreensborough rsl, major general david mclachan ao, barry thompson, rsl hall of fame, brigadier mike annett

The article is about the retirement of Les Hayes who ran the Primary Boys gymnastics club from the Greensborough Uniting Church for 59 years.This club has existed since 1953 and was founded by Les and the late Tom Vickers. Many thousands of boys have been members of the Primary Boys club.A newspaper clipping featuring a colour photograph. primary boys club, greensborough uniting church, les hayes, tom vickers, greensborough methodist church

The article is about a group of 4 people who regularly attend Banyule City Council meetings and ask questions of the Councillors. The four are Rosie Bray, Murray Newman, Roger Fyffe and Kevin Biaggini. All are residents of Banyule.A newspaper clipping featuring 5 coloured photographs. 2 copies.Nilrosie bray, murray newman, roger fyffe, kevin biaggini, banyule city council