Concerns of residents living near the Eastern Freeway of Vicroad failure to meet noise control limits.Noise control limits complaints.freeways, eastern freeway, vicroads, watson, barry, marshall day carr, world health organisation, balfe, peter, roads and streets, city of whitehorse, city of manningham

When work was being finished on the Back Creek syphon specially designed to push water uphill, metal plates on the pipelines were not strong enough to withstand the pressure. Damaged and loss of water was estimated to be 25,000 pounds. It was one of the biggest disasters in Vicotria's history.Bendigo Advertiser: Full page article entitled 'High pressure failure'.bendigo water supply, coliban system

Failure and Re-Design of a Skew Monier Arch Bridge: King's Bridge, Bendigo.bendigo, history, city history

Memorandum - A4 sheet, dated 8/2/1984 from Runningsheds Engineer A. Nolan to depots titled "Failure of Motor Armature Bearings". Notes that there have been an increase in bearing failures and the problems resulting. Printed on Metroplan Transit Authority letterhead.trams, tramways, mta, depots, bearings, armatures, tramcars, maintenance

The First Edition of the "The Reef" a Magazine for Local State Schools, Stawell, Black Range, Green's Creek, Illawarra, Pomonal, Glenorchy, Deep Lead, Morrl Morrl, Joel Joel, Concongella, Salt Creek, Great Western, Wallaloo East, Campbell's Bridge, Callawadda, Warngar, Frechman's, Landsborough West and Landsborough.733: Grey Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside 733A: Purple Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside 733B: Fawn Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside Badly Torn 733C: Brown Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside 733D: Brown Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside Cover torn Bottom Right Missing 733E: Brown Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside Cover torn Bottom Right Missing 733F:Brown Card Cover with black Design Balck Text Inside Cover torn top Right MissingOctober 1921 Vol 1 ...... No.1 The Reef 733A; No. 5 October 1927 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling 733B: No. 2 October 1924 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling 733C: No. 1 September 1923 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling 733D: No. 3 October 1925 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling 733E: No. 4 October 1926 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling (Cynthia Bodey Top Right Hand Written) 733F: No. 6 October 1928 The Pinnacle Stawell Inspectorate School Magazine. Not Failure But Low Aim Is crime R.L. Henerson Price One Shilling stawell education

Photocopy of a cartoon illustration of the failure of the trolley pole base on No. 26 on 13/3/1994 by Michael Parker. Reproduced in the March 1994 issue of Fares Please!, along with an item on the failure of the base. Trolley pole was being turned by Simon Green. See March 1994 issue of Fares Please!trams, tramways, tram failures, trolley poles, cartoons, begonia festival

Single page A4 photocopy of a Interoffice Memo dated 8/2/1984, from the Running Sheds Engineer to Depot staff titled "Failure of Motor Armature Bearings", sign Alan Nolan. Describes the problem with the failure of bearings, inspection requirements, and looking for burnt wool or burnt wool smells. trams, tramways, w class trams, bogies, overhauls, maintenance, bearings

Notice to Inspectors - Southern System Excessive Speed of Trams and Failure to Observe "Slow Down Discs" & Compulsory Stops in Routes to Depot on Last Round at Night Memo from JNC Harry, Dist Traffic Supt SS to inspectors about complaints of excessive speed of drivers and failure to observe compulsory stops."Mr Walker" written in penciltrams, tramways, instructions, safety, drivers

Black Wooden Shield With US Flag, Sun Flag, Silver Bomb With Lightning and Laurel Wreath And Two Silver PlaquesEOD Where No Explanation Is Expecged For Success No Alibi Required For Failure. WO John R Vincent Hon EOD Member Pleiku AB, RVNplaque, eod

Yields information about a tramway power supply defect in Ballarat and the delays to services.Newspaper clipping describing a cable failure at corner of Lydiard and Sturt St on Sunday Oct. 25,1953, delaying start of services about an hour - explains reason for delay and probable cause of failure. From The Courier, Ballarat, 26-10-1953, titled "Trams delayed with cable head blows up" Record updated and images added 20/8/2013.trams, tramways, sec, delays, electric failure, ballarat trams

A photocopied newspaper extract from Melbourne Argus 2 June 2014 titled 'Monoplane Falls, A. B. Stone Injured, Drop of 200 feet' in a paddock adjoining the Maribyrnong Road at Sunshineaviation

.1) Foolscap soft brown covered report on the failure of the Westgate Bridge over the Yarra River. .2) Document relatng to the collapse of the Westgate Bridgewestgate bridge, bridges, royal commission, c.h. rixon, west gate, engineering

Series of three Mounted black and white photograph - rail. .1 - close up or high definition of two sections of rail - showing metallurgical structure and failure in one case. Cast numbers 100 and 103 have been written under the respective photographs. .2 - as above for cast Number 54 - showing failure, possibly after testing. .3 - two sections of grooved rail which has been bent around the vertical web without failure. All have a date stamp in top right hand corner "2 Nov 1923" - the three could be another numeral.trams, tramways, rails, testing

Bendigo Advertiser ''The way we were'' from 2001. Failure: spectators look on as Kings Bridge collapses under testing on May 14, 1901. The clip is in a folder.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Melbourne Water will remove 35 trees from the embankments of the Vernon Street Reserve, also known as the Cornwall Street Retarding Basin, to reduce the risk of embankment failure.trees, blackburn south, vernon street, blackburn, melbourne water

Paper document, issued to W. Williamson on 16th June 1935, reminding him that annual fees are due by 21st June 1935, and of the penalties for failure to pay on time.w williamson, australian natives association, lodges

Soft Cover Magazine, This is the last issue in which Robin Boyd was the Senior Vice-President, David Yencken article "Failure" is a response to Boyd's comment that was featured in Architecture in Australiaarchitecture, australian architecture, walsh st library

Tells of the Aboriginal Protectorate System in Colonial Victoria during the period 1838 to 1852. This system was designed as a buffer between the white squatters and the indigenous original inhabitants. Designed by Colonial administrators in England who appointed men to travel across the globe to live with the indigenous population and keep the peace, the system failed. One of these men was Edward Stone Parker, assistant Aboriginal Protector in the Loddon region of Victoria. Long before Land Rights and Reconciliation become common terms, Parker advocated land ownership between Europeans and indigenous people. Parker did his best to fulfill his role as he saw it and his work has been described as a "successful failure"."A Successful Failure" published by Graffiti Publications for Geoff Morrison. Forward by Geoff Morrison, Harcourt. Written by Edgar Morrison. Introduction by T. Maxwell O'Connor. Published in 2002. Hard cover book which is colored dark green. No writing on spine, front or back cover. Dust jacket sepia in color. Has both drawn and photographic images of people on dust jacket in sepia. Title and text in black. Printed in Maryborough, Australia. 312 pp. This book tells of the Aboriginal Protectorate System in Colonial Victoria. Contains both text and black and white images. ISBN 0949398829. central highlands, aboriginal protectorate, aboriginal, edward stone parker

Booklet owned by Arthur Baggaley, Fruiterer, who lived at 15 Forest Street, Bendigo. His business 'C.A. Baggaley & Son' was at Covent Garden, Mitchell Street, Bendigo. Arthur was born in Bendigo in 1903 to Charles Arthur Baggaley and Ada (Mallon). He married Evelyn May Grigg. Arthur died in September, 1993.Six page booklet, on front cover: Laughable Dialogues for School and Public Entertainments, Social Gatherings, &c, &c, (free from objectionable language and incident) by S. Knowles, No. 13 "Is Marriage a Failure?'.Baggaley CollectionOn front cover overwritten on text "A. Baggaley, Forest Street, Bendigo'.fruiterer, confectioner, business, mitchell street, covent garden, entertainment, play script, marriage

Letter from R A Anderson, 133 Mackenzie Street, Bendigo to M.U.I.O.O.F secretary G C James dated Sept 26th 1974 outlining reasons for failure to obtain builder quotes for verandah restoration at M.U.I.O.O.F Hall, Eaglehawk. manchester united independent order of oddfellows, r.a. anderson, eaglehawk, hall

Article about the proposed Henham township site and its subsequent failure.Copy of a newspaper article from the Hamilton Spectator, Saturday Magazine, Saturday June 1, 1996.townships, henham, media, newspaper articles

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