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

Photocopynon-fictionComments on emus in picnic area at Sanctuary.1950s

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

photocopySuggestion that Healesville Sanctuary becomes a National Park.1940s

An amusing story appearing in Melbourne Herald of animals on Peter Kerrin's farmArticle from Herald Newspaper concerning unusual behavour of horsedairy farms, document, newspapers

Newspaper clipping, 'Mr. Jona Impressed with Bialik Progress', published in The Australian Jewish Herald, 15 April 1965. 'The progress made by Bialik College and the standard which at present has been attained, is certainly a credit to the headmaster Mr. Chowers, and to all those who have guided the College during its period of growth and development. This was said by Mr. Walter Jona, M.L.A, when he paid an official visit to the college on the invitation of the headmaster, Mr. Abraham Chowers. As one who is particularly interested in the Jewish Day School Movement, Mr. Jona took the opportunity to fully acquaint himself with the contribution being made to the movement by Bialik College which is the only Jewish Day School within his electorate. Mr. Jona toured all the classrooms and was particularly interested in the preparations being made for the Pesach Seder. In Grade 1 he was shown a Haggadah specially prepared for the children's use during the Seder complete with verse and illustrations. On leaving the college Mr. Jona commented, 'At Bialik the obvious enjoyment displayed by the children in their activities derived from both the teaching and environmental influence was most apparent.''shakespeare grove, 1960s

Three pages of typed notes on creamy paper. Notes mention the mines on Victoria Hill and gives some information about them such as depth, ounces of gold extracted and who owned them. Mines mentioned are: The North Old Chum, Lansell's Big 180, Ballerstedt's Open-Cut, Little 180 Crushing Battery, the Victoria Quartz, Rae's Open-Cut, Great Central Victoria, Wittshiebe's 'Jeweller's Shop', Boldt's 5 Head Crushing Battery, Northern Slope and the Advance Shaft. Written in pencil at the top: Copy of material sent to Herald Reporter by R. Aulsbrook 30/7/68. Copied from my material and initialled AR.mine, gold, victoria hill, victoria hill, mines situated on victoria hill, john wybrandt, wittscheibe, t ballerstedt, fortuna villa, george lansell, a h q survey regiment, ballerstedt's open-cut, little 180 crushing battery, little 180 mine, new chum syncline, victoria quartz (victoria reef quartz), rae's open-cut, william rae, great central victoria (midway), adventurer, wittshiebe's 'jeweller's shop', boldt's 5 head crushing battery, northern slope, the advance shaft, cinderella, hercules and energetic, john brown knitwear factory, r aulsbrook, the herald

Map: Township of Lockington, Parish of Bamawm, County of Bendigo. Parish plan.Has a clipping from 'The Riverine Herald' dated 20/11/1915 on the reverse side re. the sale of blocks in Bamawm Township (number 322 in map cupboard 1)map, bendigo, township, lockington, bamawm, the riverine herald

Page 105 of the Sunday Herald Sun dated June 5, 1994. Tells the story of Tatura local Joe Ford who was a 28 year old RAAF Flight Sergeant shot down by the Luftwaffe in France in 1994.Old Newspaper article of the Sunday Herald Sunjoe ford

A COLLECTION OF ARTICLES ABOUT COOKERY WRITTEN BY "RITA", PRINTED IN BOOK FORM BY THE "HERALD & WEEKLY TIMES"non-fictionA COLLECTION OF ARTICLES ABOUT COOKERY WRITTEN BY "RITA"local history, book, cookery, harris family

Items related to the University of Ballarat and Federation University that have appeared in the print media. Ballarat Courier major source with Melbourne and other country publications - The Age, The Australian, Herald/Sun, Daylesford and Gippsland. The articles are grouped by year and in reverse order - 2003 to present day. Not all years have items.Black two-ring lever folder. Items grouped in to years - reverse order. Coloured dividers.university of ballarat, federation university, the age, the australian, herald-sun, ballarat courier