The Burial Registered was given to Martha Wike after her successful negotiation with the Commissioners to transfer the Trusteeship from the Eltham Council to local individuals It is the original Burial Register, handwritten by the Registrar of the Eltham CouncilPhotocopy of first page of Burial Register in the Queenstown Public Cemetery Item to be updated when the Register comes out of storage Page No 1, Date of Burial, Name of Deceased, Age, Late Residence,Ptivate or Public Gravecemetery records, burial documents, queenstown cemetery, nillumbik shire council, gold rush, caledonian diggings, queenstown, smiths gully cemetery

Ross Newton, a painter and Eltham resident, stood for Mt Pleasant Ward, Nillumbik Shire Council in 1997. Contents Newspaper article: "Eltham Painter," Diamond Valley News, 12 March 1997. Ross Newton's exhibition of painting is at the Eltham Library Exhibition Space. Election flier, Ross Newton, Nillumbik Shire Council election 15 March 1997.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcross newton, eltham library exhibition space

Notice of Decision to Grant a Permit, Application 867/2020/06P, Nillumbik Shire Council, 3 May 2022main road, eltham, property, businesses, eltham gateway, restaurants, franco and co

Leon Saper was a potter and a founding member of Clifton Pugh's Dunmoochin artists colony. Contents Newspaper article: Paragraph noting death of Leon Saper after a long illness, Diamond Valley Leader, 4 May 2005. Newspaper article: "Potter's place in arts history", Diamond Valley News, 25 May 2005. Retrospective exhibition of work of Leon Saper at Nillumbik Council offices.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcleon saper, clifton pugh, dunmoochin, kela shakahn, st andrew's market, bryan walters, don thomson, catherine thomson, michael trembath, christine tuisku, jukka tuisku, julie coulson, holocaust survivor, stella saper, alexandre saper, george bell, morrice shaw, myra skipper, frank werther, ruth saper, aaron saper, tony trembath

Lex de Man, manager of Country Fire Association region 14, became Mayor of Nillumbik in 2002, four years after he and fellow councillors were sacked by the Kennett government. In the 2009 Black Saturday fires, he led eastern metropolitan CFA volunteers and was awarded an Australian Fire Service Medal as part of the 2011 Australia Day Awards. He was a CFA volunteer for more than 30 years, a CFA employee for 15 years, and had served with Victoria Police for 18 years. He is a member of the Yarrambat Historical Society, Yarrambat CFA and the Greensborough Hockey Club. He lives at Yarrambat. Contents Newspaper article: "Voters wield axe on greens", Diamond Valley Leader, 27 March 2002, Report of Nillumbik Council election 16 March, which Diamond Creek solicitor Tony Raunic survived (beating Margaret Jennings) but all five pro-Green Wedge councillors lost. Others elected included Greg Johnson, Natalie Woodley, Belinda Clarkson, Mike Irwin, Lionel Draper, Bob Stubbings, Michael Hall and Lex de Man. Those beaten included Bill Penrose, Sigmund Jorgensen, Di Bullen and Penny Mullinar. Newspaper article: "The Man for the job", diamond Valley Leader, 3 April 2002, Report of Nillumbik Council swearing-in, details about Lex de Man, and Nillumbik Council meeting including Greg Johnson's speech. Newspaper artivle: "Blazing recovery trail", Diamond Valley Leader, 26 January 2011, Lex de Man awarded an Australian fire Service Medal in the 2011 Australia Day Awards; details of. his career and his comments on CFA volunteers.Newspaper clippings, A4 photocopies, etcmernda victoria, black saturday fires 2009, les de man, country fire authority victoria, victoria police, tony raunic, margaret jennings, green wedge nillumbik, greg johnson, natalie woodley, belinda clarkson, mike irwin, lionel draper, bob stubbings, michael hall, bill penrose, sigmuynd jorgensen, di bullen, penny mullinar