This journal is the first issue of the Women's Art Forum, a women artists' collective established in 1978 (Melbourne, Australia), in connection with the Women's Art Register.The Women's Art Register is an Australian collection of national significance, documenting the work of Australian women artists from the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.First issue of the Women's Art Forum, reporting on the state of feminist art in Australia in 1978. 100 pages. B/W text and illustrations. Articles include artist drawings, stories, histories of women artists, and reports, advocating and representing Australian women artists.Published by the Women's Art Forum of Victoria. Printed by Sybylla Co-operative Press Ltd.

Robin Boyd was asked to write this article, after Jorn Utzon resigned for the Sydney Opera House commission. Description of the tension between Utzon requiring more freedom to develop his ideas, and the pressure applied by Davis Hughes, State Minister of Public Works of NSW Government. Boyd describes the controversy, the outblowing of costs. Robin Boyd’s desk cupboard contained two exercise books (item D482.1-D482.2) and assorted articles, essays and other material regarding the building of the Sydney Opera House, inserted inside the front cover of Walkabout magazine, July 1966 (item P1377). This publication is one of those inserts. Many of these were collected by Boyd’s eldest daughter, Mandie, who recalls that her father was writing a book, but was very disillusioned with the way the entire Opera House saga unfolded. A reprint from The Architectural Forum pp 21-22.Also p23-24, pp 81-84.A reprint from The Architectural Forum, p21.sydney opera house, utzon, davis hughes, arne jacobsen, saarinen, arup, edward herbert farmer, sydney opera house project, walsh st library

On the 19th of October, 1999, the Accessible Cities and Shires Forum was held in Bendigo. In this photo, Chris Stewart, City of Greater Dandenong Diversity Officer, and Shirley Caulfield, CEO of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria, promote the Diversity Action Plan.COL photo of two people standing close to one another. They are each holding some publications, one of which is titled 'Diversity Action Plan'. [on label, in blue ink] Chris Stewart, City of Greater Dandenong Diversity Officer, and Shirley Caulfield, CEO of Arthritis Victoria at the Bendigo Accessible Communnities Forumshirley caulfield, ceo, arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, chris stewart, diversity officer, city of greater dandenong, accessible communities, diversity action plan, rural access project, accessible cities & shires project, forum, bendigo, 1999

On the 19th of October, 1999, the Accessible Cities and Shires Forum was held in Bendigo. In this photo, two unidentified people are chatting at the event. COL photo of two people sitting on the edge of a small stage, holding cups of tea.arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, rural access project, accessible cities & shires project, audience, forum, bendigo, 1999

On the 19th of October, 1999, the Accessible Cities and Shires Forum was held in Bendigo. In this photo (from left to right) are Brad Matheson, President of the Municipal Association of Victoria, Chris Sidoti, the Australian Human Rights Commissioner, and Shirley Caulfield, CEO of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria at the event. A cropped version of this photo appears on page 19 of the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria's 1999 Annual Report. The photo accompanies a brief report on the Rural Access Project on page 18.COL photo of three people standing close together in a large hall. One person is holding an information folder.[on photo, in black ink] -Municipal Assn Victoria President, -Chris Sidotti, Human Rights Commissioner (centre) -Shirley at Re- [illegible] AFV/MAV conference Bendigo 19.10.99 on brad matheson, municipal association of victoria, chris sidoti, australian human rights commissioner, shirley caulfield, ceo, arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, rural access project, accessible cities & shires project, forum, annual report, 1999

The Letter pages contain two letter - one by Jorn Utzon and the second by Serge Chermayeff architect in New Haven). Robin Boyd’s desk cupboard contained two exercise books (item D482.1-D482.2) and assorted articles, essays and other material regarding the building of the Sydney Opera House, inserted inside the front cover of Walkabout magazine, July 1966 (item P1377). This publication is one of those inserts. Many of these were collected by Boyd’s eldest daughter, Mandie, who recalls that her father was writing a book, but was very disillusioned with the way the entire Opera House saga unfolded. A reprint from The Architectural Forum letters pp 89-91.sydney opera house, utzon, sydney opera house project, walsh st library

9 page article from Issue No. 155. Textile Fibre Forumnon-fictionAn article about Annemieke Mein OAMmein annemieke, textile art

On the 19th of October, 1999, the Accessible Cities and Shires Forum was held in Bendigo. In this photo, the audience (including Arthritis Foundation of Victoria CEO, Shirley Caulfield) listens attentively to several presenters who are seated on a small stage. COL photo of seated audience members listening to various presenters (also seated) in a large hall. shirley caulfield, ceo, arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, audience, rural access project, accessible cities & shires project, forum, bendigo, 1999

On the 19th of October, 1999, the Accessible Cities and Shires Forum was held in Bendigo. In this photo (from left to right) are comedian, Rod Quantock OAM (1948/9-), Municipal Association of Victoria President, Brad Matheson, and Arthritis Victoria staff member, Marian Sharkey, at the event.COL photo of three people standing close together in front of an arched doorway with open doors. rod qantock, comedian, brad matheson, municipal association of victoria, marian sharkey, arthritis foundation of victoria, afv, accessible cities & shires project, rural access project, forum, bendigo, 1999

Participants report of the Western Region Student Representative Council (S.R.C.) forum held and attended by State Premier, the Hon John Cairn 28/5/1989. This was the first and only ever such meeting of student representatives from throughout a Ministry of Education Region to be informed of and responded to Government education policy initiatives, the highpoint of the movement to democratize schools.Western Regional S.R.C. Forum Report Thursday 28th May 1987 at Sunshine Technical Schooleducation

Graphic illustration of two women and two childrenin red against a grey background, printed on white paper.Additional text: "Child custody : the rights of the lesbian mother : a public forum, George Hunt Room, Trades Hall, 4 Goulburn Street, City. Followed by film: In the best interest of the children".

Forum Update on Disability Services in Victoria. Vicrod is the Victorian division of ACROD (Australian Council for Rehabilitation of the Disabled - now NDS ) March 26th 1991Significant as it contains the "Foreward to CSV's (Community Services Victoria) 1989/90 Annual Report and their review of "Programs for People with Disabilities". This report gives an outline of where CSV was heading at that time and consequently the external climate in which the Australia Council on Disability was operating.30cmHx20.5cmW, 40 pagesvicrod forum, community services victoria, programs for people with disabilities, australia's council on disability

Pamphlet - 3 fold A4 on recycled paper, titled "The economics of transport - Smarter Transport - Better Cities", outlining in a series of Monographs on public transport in Melbourne, Sydney, Infrastructure investment, economics, transport projects, fares, mass transit projects. Provides a forum overview. preface by Ross Garnaut, transport expenditure compared to other cities and transport myths.trams, tramways, public transport, melbourne, finances, fares, proposals, management, economics

Colour slide in a mount. The Forum School of DancingMade in USA / The Forum School of Dancing / 78 (Handwritten)slide, robin boyd

The Victoria Police Neighbourhood Policing Forum welcomed local services and community members to talk with police about what issues are important in the local community. The Neighbourhood Policing Forum was run by a Victoria Police panel and questions were taken from the audience throughout the event. The forum explored topics including: Current crime trends and crime prevention Young people Family violence Road policing Drugs and drug related crime. At the time of this forum, Victoria's 2025 total incident crime rate was on the rise at 4.0% whereas Brimbank's 2025 total incident crime rate was 9.6%*. The confidence rating for the Victoria Police Force had also fallen to 55%. These forums directly engage with local residents and services. These sessions are designed to build trust between the police force and the local community, share local crime data, and allow the community to ask questions and voice safety concerns. 8 Crime rate = (Number of crimes ÷ Population) × 100,000. This produces a standardised rate, allowing fair comparison between places of different population sizes.The flyers for this forum were produced in five different languages; this reflects how multicultural the Brimbank community is.5888.01 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer English Version.jpg 5888.01 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer English Version.pdf 5888.02 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer Vietnamese Version.pdf 5888.03 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer Hindi Version.pdf 5888.04 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer Arabic Version.pdf 5888.05 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Flyer Simplified Chinese.pdf 5888.06 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Email Invitation To Sporting Club.docx 5888.06 - Victoria Police Brimbank Neighourhood Policing Forum Email Invitation To Sporting Club.pdfpolice

Article from milsurp.com on development of cartridge from 1888.Five page article on the history and development of the .303 British cartridge.internet article, cartridge, .303

This is a comprehensive and erudite review of Robin Boyd's book 'The Puzzle of Architecture' in a leading architectural journal.Photocopy (3 pages) with a photocopy of Cambridge Univ Press (NY) card with Journal and date information. pp 72-73, & 93walsh st library

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