Australian military, army service recordsList of Australian returned servicemen and those KIA in alphaetical order of who provided the information. Names are associated with the memorial located on Pearcedale Parade Broadmeadows.A Grey A4 landscape Super Dandy Binder containing 289 loose leaf pages. The pages contain handwritten alphabetical (by name of contact person) entries of veterans, both returned and killed, which are placed on the Broadmeadows Remembrance Memorial.list, servicemen, survived, kia, broadmeadows remembrance memorial

A leaderboard displaying the best times achieved by champions at the Broadmeadows Amateur Swimming and lifesaving Club.The leaderboard at the Broadmeadows Amateur Swimming and lifesaving Club highlights the exceptional achievements of its champions, showcasing the best times recorded.A wooden board with glass front and names printed on the back with Dymo machinebroadmeadows amateur swimming, a. burgers, j. vanderpol, s. ilczynski, r. dyall, b. morham, j. giles, v. moyes, m. ingvorsen, a. appleby, a. cassinidies, a. o'brien, j. zajac, m. michelsson, honour board, broadmeadows amateur swimming & lifesaving club

This document reflects the historical growth of Broadmeadows from its proclamation in the mid 19th century through to significant industrial expansion in the mid 20th century, documenting key employers and urban development trends.The document is significant as a consolidated historical reference that documents the expansion of Broadmeadows, particularly its industrial base, contributing to an understanding of local economic and social development.Printed paper document, single sheet.Printed text throughout document. Handwritten inscriptions visible.broadmeadows (vic.), municipal history, industrial development, urban growth, local government, city of broadmeadows, 1880-1981

The document provides evidence of municipal planning control and regulatory processes within the City of Broadmeadows during the 1960s, reflecting governance, land‑use planning and community facility assessment.This item is significant as a record of local government decision‑making and planning regulation, documenting the administration of the Melbourne Metropolitan Planning Scheme at a municipal level.Multi‑page printed paper document, including typed correspondence and official planning form.Typed official text including municipal letterhead, planning application references, addresses and signatures.broadmeadows (vic.), glenroy, town planning, municipal government, land‑use regulation, community facilities

This booklet was produced during 1993–1994 and communicates the priorities and direction of Broadmeadows City Council. Topics include organisational restructuring, occupational health and safety improvements, debt refinancing, changes to the municipal rating system, community consultation, service delivery and economic development. It provides evidence of local government administration and policy immediately prior to the Victorian municipal amalgamations of the mid-1990s.This publication is historically significant as a record of Broadmeadows City Council's policies, priorities and public communications during the early 1990s. It documents management reforms, financial strategies, community engagement initiatives and economic development objectives at a time of significant change in Victorian local government. The booklet provides valuable evidence of civic administration, municipal planning and community aspirations within Broadmeadows immediately before local government restructuring.Monochrome illustrated stapled booklet issued by Broadmeadows City Council. The publication outlines council management reforms, financial management initiatives, debt refinancing, waste collection services, capital works projects, community consultation programs, kindergarten services and economic development strategies. Approximately eight pages with photographic illustrations and council branding throughout. broadmeadows city council, local government, municipal administration, community planning, economic development, public finance, municipal services, broadmeadows (vic.), urban development, local history

This letter documents a personal social exchange connected with civic leadership in the City of Broadmeadows in 1964. It reflects interpersonal networks, political office holders, and community relationships, specifically referencing the engagement of Kath Forsyth to Cr. Evans, Mayor of Broadmeadows. The document illustrates mid 20th century communication practices, gendered social conventions, and civic identity in a rapidly developing suburban municipality.This handwritten letter is historically significant as evidence of social and civic networks in Broadmeadows during the mid 20th century, particularly in relation to the office of the Mayor. It demonstrates the intersection of personal relationships and public roles and contributes to understanding local governance culture and community life. Its provenance within a broader archival collection enhances its research and interpretive value.Single handwritten letter in ink on paper. The letter comprises one page and is written in cursive handwriting. Paper shows typical ageing consistent with mid 20th century correspondence. No envelope present.(Front page, handwritten in ink) “20 5 64 /Dear Kath, /It was lovely to see you again at/Brunswick last night. You certainly/gave me a pleasant surprise when you/told me the news that you will be getting married to Cr. Evans. It has/been a pleasure having the opportunity/to get to know you during your term/as Mayoress, and I still hope that it/continues in the future. Jack & I join/in wishing you both a very happy future together, and the best of luck to you both./Yours sincerely /Edna M. Tripovich / 1 Halifax Court / Ashburton, SE11” On the outside: Yellow catalogue label: “WI 4186”broadmeadows (vic.) — history, local government — victoria — broadmeadows, mayors — social life and customs, personal correspondence — 20th century, engagements (marriage announcements), women’s social networks

The document relates to the development of major Victorian public housing estates in the 1960s–1970s, particularly in Broadmeadows. It reflects growing concerns at the time regarding rapid urban expansion, social disadvantage, and the lack of coordinated planning between government authorities. It also documents early development of social planning as a discipline within Australian local government.This document is significant as a detailed contemporary analysis of one of Victoria’s largest public housing developments. It provides primary evidence of social conditions, planning challenges, and policy debates in Broadmeadows during the 1970s, and illustrates early professional approaches to social planning in Australia. Poor photocopy (facsimile) of a typescript report. Text is partially degraded with missing lines and characters due to incorrect placement during copying, resulting in incomplete text across multiple pages. Black-and-white reproduction with tables and figures.public housing, broadmeadows (vic.), social planning, urban development, housing commission victoria, community services, demography

This map reflects the administrative and suburban structure of the City of Broadmeadows in 1978, a period of significant suburban expansion in Melbourne's northern region. It documents ward boundaries and street development prior to later municipal amalgamations.The item is significant as a contemporaneous municipal map documenting the administrative divisions and urban layout of Broadmeadows in 1978. It provides insight into historical planning, suburban growth, and governance structures of the region.Framed printed paper map mounted on a masonite backing board, enclosed in a wooden frame. The map shows detailed street layouts and ward boundaries of the City of Broadmeadows as at January 1978. Paper exhibits age-related discolouration and spotting. Frame shows wear consistent with age.Recto (upper left): CITY OF BROADMEADOWS/Metric SCALE: 1:20000/DATE: JANUARY 1978broadmeadows (vic), municipal boundaries, uban planning, street maps, local government wards

This item forms part of the documentary record preserved by the Broadmeadows Historical Society, contributing to the understanding of local history, social activity, and institutional development in Broadmeadows and surrounding regions.Of historic and research significance as part of the archival record relating to Broadmeadows. While individually modest, its value derives from its role within a broader documentary context, contributing to the evidentiary base used to interpret local history.Paper-based item setting out the agenda and business to be considered at a council meeting. Text is typewritten and arranged in a formal notice format.RECTO: Typed text including meeting details and date. VERSO: yellow catalogue adhesive label affixed above other labels: WI-3073 : white catalogue adhesive label affixed above other labels: WI-0584 (struck through) local government, municipal administration, council meetings, council agendas, notice papers, civic administration, local governance, public administration, municipal decision making, councils and councillors, community governance, twentieth century local history, broadmeadows (vic.), victoria local government, administrative documents

Broadmeadows City Council; created through the Youth Services Planning Division with contributions from academic researchers and advisory committees.Produced as a commissioned study by the City of Broadmeadows to examine general welfare conditions and youth work needs within the municipality and to guide future planning, service provision, and community development.Two-volume set comprising: • Volume 1: Detailed survey data and working papers (207 pages) • Volume 2: Integrated summary, analysis, and recommendations (81 pages)A two-volume report documenting a comprehensive social survey of Broadmeadows, covering population growth, welfare services, youth needs, housing conditions, education, health, and employment. Volume 1 contains detailed data and statistical material, while Volume 2 synthesises findings and presents policy recommendations for municipal planning and community development.broadmeadows (vic.) — social conditions, local government — planning and policy, youth services — victoria, welfare services — urban communities, public housing — social impact, community developmentbroadmeadows (vic.) — social conditions, local government — planning and policy, youth services — victoria, welfare services — urban communities, public housing — social impact, community development

Single printed card, black text with graphic elements, produced for public distribution. Likely offset printed.non-fictionlocal government, environmental management, public education, urban sustainability, broadmeadows (vic.)

Broadmeadows Valley Park forms part of the open-space and recreational infrastructure developed within the municipality of Broadmeadows. This program documents the formal opening of the park by the Mayor and illustrates local government involvement in community recreation, urban development and public ceremonies during the early 1990s.This item is significant for its association with the development and opening of public recreational facilities within the City of Broadmeadows. It documents a specific civic event and demonstrates the role of local government in providing community infrastructure and celebrating municipal achievements. The document contributes to an understanding of the municipality's social and urban development during the early 1990s.Two-page black-and-white printed Mayoral statement on paper. Municipal publication produced for a civic event.Front cover includes the title: "Official Opening of the Broadmeadows Valley Park by His Worship, The Mayor, Cr Erin Shira at 1 pm Saturday, 17th July, 1993"broadmeadows valley park, city of broadmeadows, parks and recreation, local government, civic ceremonies, erin shira, broadmeadows (vic.)

Created as part of City of Broadmeadows municipal operations. Later retained and archived by the Broadmeadows Historical Society.To document City of Broadmeadows municipal vehicles for operational, promotional, or record keeping purposes.Two colour photographs physically joined together with adhesive tape along the centre, forming a single composite photographic item. Original order maintained as received.Two colour photographs depicting City of Broadmeadows service vehicles parked at a municipal works depot: • An International ACCO 2250 water tanker marked “Broadmeadows” • An Isuzu FSR 450 tray truck bearing City of Broadmeadows livery Both images show vehicles in situ at the Broadmeadows depot.municipal vehicles, city of broadmeadows, local government, local government infrastructure, public works, council works depots, truck fleets, water tankers, utility trucks, vehicle livery, municipal branding, broadmeadows (vic.), victoria (australia), 1990s, urban services, australian local governmentmunicipal vehicles, city of broadmeadows, local government, local government infrastructure, public works, council works depots, truck fleets, water tankers, utility trucks, vehicle livery, municipal branding, broadmeadows (vic.), victoria (australia), 1990s, urban services, australian local government

257pp, Hardcover. Slip jacket in protective sleeve Ex-Moreland City Libraries book. Associated library stickers.broadmeadows, victoria, history, city of broadmeadows

Created by the curator, Broadmeadows Museum.Created to bring together for archival and research purposes.Arranged in the logical order of invitation and then reply card.Formal printed invitation to the Mayoral Ball issued by the City of Broadmeadows, 1978, together with a completed reply card accepting the invitation. Includes event details, dress code, RSVP instructions, and evidence of civic attendance.local government, mayors and mayoresses, civic ceremony, municipal events, city of broadmeadows, 1970s victorialocal government, mayors and mayoresses, civic ceremony, municipal events, city of broadmeadows, 1970s victoria

A Broadmeadows Amateur swimming and lifesaving club plaque dedicated to the Memory of Lance Gilmour J.P. A plaque dedicated to the memory of Lance Gilmour J.P., honoring his contributions to the Broadmeadows Amateur Swimming and Lifesaving Club.Wooden Plaque - With inscription; These clubrooms are dedicated to the Memory of Lance Gilmour J.P. Broadmeadows Amateur Swimming & Life Saving Clubbroadmeadows amateur swimming, lance gilmour j.p., dedication, plaque, broadmeadows amateur swimming & lifesaving club