Tramway Track materials used to reconstruct or replace Ballarat Tramway Museum track between Carlton St and Depot Junction Sept 2019. Follows the current practice in Melbourne.Demonstrates the materials used to replace BTM Tramway Track during 2019. Same materials used during the reconstruction of 2022.Group of rail fittings used during 2019 track relay by Fulton Hogan between Carlton St and Depot Junction. .1 - Section of tram rail - Ri57A - cut from an 18m long rail section. Rolled by voestalpine Railway Systems, Austria .2 - Group of three different sized Pandrol Rail insulators used between the rail and the clip. .3 - Pandrol resilient pad used between the concrete sleeper and the rail .4 - Pandrol clip used to secure the rail to the sleeper.tramways, ballarat, btm, trackwork, tramway rails, pandrol, voestalpine

Newspaper cutting from The Courier, Ballarat, 21 August 2019 titled "Tram track to be relaid" written by Jolyon Attwooll reporting on the planned replacement of the track between Depot Junction and Carlton St by Fulton Hogan, supported by a State Government Pick My Project grant and the City of Ballarat. Quotes Peter Waugh.btm, trackwork, track repairs

' First taste of victory' by Wendy Woods. Article in Nunawading Gazette, 8 April 1992, on background to development of Wurundjeri Walk.wurundjeri walk, parks and reserves, blackburn south residents for open space, fulton road, blackburn south, orchard grove, edwards, margaret, berry, david

Wurundjeri walk, which runs alongside Fulton Road, Blackburn South, was officially opened in 1992 by Mayor, Cr. Savaas Athan, and Wurundjeri Tribal Elder, Mrs Winnie Bridges. The walk is named after the Wurundjeri tribe who once lived in the areaFive coloured photographs of the opening of the Wurundjeri Wetlands in Blackburn South in 1992. (Three photos of wetlands and 2 of crowd under umbrellas) See also ND808parks and reserves, recreation facilities, wurundjeri walk