At a special general meeting at RBS, members have voted to merge with the Royal Victoria Institute for the Blind and Vision Australia Foundation. Graeme Innes, will be president of the new entity into which these organisations will merge, and discusses the merger with Stephen Jolley.1 audio recording of an interview between Stephen Jolley and Graeme Innesroyal victorian institute for the blind, vision australia foundation, royal blind society of new south wales, stephen jolley, graeme innes, project nexus

In 2007, the Prime Minister launched 'Raising children' DVD to be given free to each new parent. 'Raising children: a guide to parenting from birth to 5' contains many resources to help new parents, however the DVD is not audio described nor captioned. Human Rights Commissioner Graeme Innes discusses this lack of access with Stephen Jolley, and the discrepancy in creating a Disability Discrimination Act and having a government issued resource that does not conform to this.1 audio recording of an interview between Stephen Jolley and Graeme Innesstephen jolley, graeme innes

RVIB Sheltered Workshop employee Richard Burger discusses the possible redundancies following the news that they would be laid off for a few days. During this time, The Age ran an article advising that workers were dismissed, whereas the Sun and Herald published an article disputing that. Both articles used a senior official at RVIB as a source, which led to those affected feeling unsupported and at risk of losing their jobs. From his point of view, Richard Burger talks about possible theories for the newspaper stories, management of the facility and the nature of the work undertaken in the factory.1 audio recording of an interview between Stephen Jolley and Graeme Innesroyal victorian institute for the blind, richard burger, employment

Various radio interviews about trams etc. Duration 51:21transport, elaine canty, ian dodds, patrick o'connor

Jeff Tun Tin served in the Australian Regular Army, in the Royal Australian Armoured Corps. Among other postings, he served in 3 Cav Regt and did two tours of South VietnamJeff Tun Tin was RSM of 4th/19th Prince of Wales's Light Horse Regiment from 1987 - 1989A4 transcript of Australian War Memorial interview with WO1 Jeff Tun TinAWM Archive Number 1244

Actual film footage and interviews re laying of mines in the Vietnam War by Australiansmilitary weapons

Interview conducted at the NVVM. Package also contains a photo of Keith & Doug McLennanpayne, keith vc

Documentary on US and Australian entertainers in the Vietnam War. Contains original footage and interviews.entertainers - vietnam war

Article including interviews with three of four brothers who grew up in Mitcham.Article including interviews with three of four brothers who grew up in Mitcham.o'neil family, o'neil, dave, o'neil, glenn, o'neil, mark

interview with Ted Arrowsmith on changes to his lifestyle following a severe heart attack.interview with Ted Arrowsmith on changes to his lifestyle following a severe heart attack.health promotion, arrowsmith, ted

Interview with Nell Williams nee Alderton by Frances Warren in 1995. Tape at NP3174Interview with Nell Williams nee Alderton by Frances Warren in 1995. williams, nell, warren, frances, mitcham

John Holden discussing growing up in Cruikshank St. Interviewed by Graham Bride.Duration 00:31:25built environment, families, john holden

Graeme Taylor discussing growing up in Cruikshank St. Interviewed by Graham BrideDuration 00:38:58built environment, families, graeme taylor

Geoff Evans was the third generation to run Evans Brothers Sawmills that operated from the northern end of the Echuca Wharf from 1923 to 1983. His grandfather Richard James Evans orig. of England, settled in Victoria at a young age. He first worked as a butcher and later cut firewood in the Heathcote and Bacchus Marsh area. ‘R.J.’, as he was known established a sawmill at Barmah in the 1890s, before relocating to this site in 1923. It became known officially as the Evans Bros. Echuca Red Gum Sawmill. This site proved more economical due to its position at the railhead. Paddlesteamers towed barges carrying the logs from the surrounding forests to this mill. The Steamers that were owned by the Evans family were the Edwards (built 1875) and the Melbourne (built 1912). The Edwards was the main towing vessel. Outrigger barges at this mill were the Impulse (1885), Alison (1907), Clyde (once a paddlesteamer, built in 1884). Insider barges at the mill were old wool barges with iron topsides, the J.L.Roberts (1894), ADA (1899) and the Whaler which was of wooden construction. The Evans Mill cut both red gum and Murray pine. There was a main mill for the red gum and a second one for the pine on this site. Two new Marshall steam engines had been purchased by the family, one was used in the P.S. Edwards and the other for the Barmah mill and later this site. The Evans Bros. Mill was very much a family concern with it being owned and operated firstly by R.J., then his son Frederick. R. Evans and later grandson Geoff Evans. The mill employed 18 workers and operated until the 1980s, only briefly was it in the hands of other owners before the construction on part of the site of a tourist-oriented building known as the Red Gum Works which eventually made way for the Port of Echuca Discovery Centre in 2014.Knowledge of the redgum timber milling industry and associated mechanisms such as log slips is scant with little photographic representations to be found. The industry created alongside the Murray River in various places was very unique given the nature of red gum not floating and ingenuity and making use of local resources was required. Geoff Evans had firsthand knowledge of much of this process and how the Echuca Wharf area used to be in past decades. Geoff was also a popular musician and mayor of Echuca so had much knowledge of the local history and community.Digital recording of oral history interview with Geoff Evans of Evans Brothers Sawmill Echuca. evans bros, evans bros saw mills, evans' sawmill, geoff evans, log slip, log skid, p.s. edwards, p.s. melbourne, impulse barge, allison barge, clyde barge, j.l. roberts barge, ada barge, whaler barge, murray pine, redgum, marshall engines, r.j evans, f.j. evans, discovery centre, p.s. marion

Photocopy of a 25 page typed transcript of an interview with Richard (Dick) Richards, Antarctic explorer.dick richards, r.w. richards, antarctica, oral history

File 05 - submissions on what Port means to me, records of interviews and tape detailslocal government - city of port melbourne, built environment, families, celebrations fetes and exhibitions, domestic life, industry, recreation, sport, pat grainger, jill dawson, wendy morris, vintage port - worth preserving project 1991

Interview done by Lynn Wells, West Gippsland Community Radio, 7 November 2003national vietnam veterans museum

WIN news coverage of the arrival of the Wessex, 28 July 2011 & interview with Gary Parkernational vietnam veterans museum, wessex (helicopter)

Side a: Olle Hellsten, Finnish seaman and POW talk to T & D Historical Society 1994 (41 minutes) Side b: radio talk on HMAS Sydney, 24 minutes.Audio CD. Contains interview with Olle Hellsten (41 minutes) and audio on HMAS Sydney.Ole Hellston Finnish POW (side a) Radio HMAS Sydney (side b)ole hellsten, finnish pow's, hmas sydney

3KND interview. Date unclear: either 7/6/05 or 6/7/05CDinterview, radio broadcasting

A printed copy of an interview with Cr Robert Chong by Valda Arrowsmith. See also NP3572.A printed copy of an interview with Cr Robert Chong.chong, robert, councillors, arrowsmith, valda

Mitcham identities Kevin and Dave O'Neil interviewed. Dave is an announcer and comedian on Radio NovaMitcham identities Kevin and Dave O'Neil interviewed. o'neil, kevin, mitcham high school, community radio, o'neil, dave

Interview with Margaret White by Valda Arrowsmith of earlier days in Mitcham. Transcription of NP 3035Interview with Margaret White by Valda Arrowsmith of earlier days in Mitcham.white, margaret, mitcham