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Moorabbin Air MuseumDocument (item) - Heavy Engineering Industry Documents, Survey of the Heavy Engineering Industries Future Needs
... Survey of the Heavy Engineering Industries Future Needs...Survey of the Heavy Engineering Industries Future Needs Document Heavy Engineering Industry Documents ... -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Document, Sustainable Museum Practice Review, 1/03/2006 12:00:00 AM
... in regard to additional storage space and future needs in light of existing or revised policies. ...A review of the Schwerkolt Cottage & Museum Complex in regard to additional storage space and future needs in light of existing or revised policies....in regard to additional storage space and future needs in light of existing or revised policies. ...A review of the Schwerkolt Cottage & Museum Complex.A review of the Schwerkolt Cottage & Museum Complex in regard to additional storage space and future needs in light of existing or revised policies. A review of the Schwerkolt Cottage & Museum Complex. schwerkolt cottage & museum complex, museums, city of whitehorse -
Northern District School of Nursing. Managed by Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - Report to the Executive Committee, 1959
... ...Future needs...Nurse Education NDSN Hospitals Future needs In ink on page 7 a phrase is added and an inked line is against the statement of Mr McClelland of Echuca. ...The Northern District School of Nursing opened in 1950 to address the issues around nurse recruitment, training and education that had previously been hospital based. The residential school was to provide theoretical and in-house education and practical training over three years. The students would also receive practical hands-on training in the wards of associated hospitals. The Northern District School of Nursing operated from Lister House, Rowan Street, Bendigo. It was the first independent school of nursing in Victoria and continued until it closed in 1989.There are six typed pages of a Report to the Executive Committee 10.8.59. Topics covered: Intake of students, plan of training, Classroom accommodation, Administrative block and Office requirements, Hostel Accommodation, building programme.In ink on page 7 a phrase is added and an inked line is against the statement of Mr McClelland of Echuca.nurse education, ndsn hospitals, future needs -
Moorabbin Air Museum
Book - AGARD reports, The Need for Large Wind Tunnels in Europe
... ...Future needs...AGARD reports The role of wind tunnel testing Existing major wind tunnels in Europe National plans Future needs Options for new large low speed and transonic wind tunnels Time phasing of provision of new wind tunnels Proposals for a collaborative program of work Outcomes of studies on need for large aerodynamic testing facilities on a European basis, circa 1972 The Need for Large Wind Tunnels in Europe Book AGARD reports ...Outcomes of studies on need for large aerodynamic testing facilities on a European basis, circa 1972non-fictionOutcomes of studies on need for large aerodynamic testing facilities on a European basis, circa 1972the role of wind tunnel testing, existing major wind tunnels in europe, national plans, future needs, options for new large low speed and transonic wind tunnels, time phasing of provision of new wind tunnels, proposals for a collaborative program of work -
Whitehorse Historical Society Inc.
Pamphlet, Melbourne's water; a community problem, 1968
... Collection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extracts defining the area the author considers the most suitable for the development of future water resources and the dangers of the Lower Yarra Dam proposals....water supply melbourne and metropolitan board of works state rivers and water supply commission lower yarra dam Collection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extracts Collection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extracts defining the area the author considers the most suitable for the development of future water resources and the dangers of the Lower Yarra Dam proposals. ...Collection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extractsCollection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extracts defining the area the author considers the most suitable for the development of future water resources and the dangers of the Lower Yarra Dam proposals.Collection of papers relating to Melbourne's future water needs by Leigh Blackburn with map extracts water supply, melbourne and metropolitan board of works, state rivers and water supply commission, lower yarra dam -
Vision AustraliaAdministrative record - Text, 78th annual report 1971 - 1972 Braille Library of Victoria, 1972
... Articles include the addition of a talking book service to the library, 50 years of service celebrations for Alice McClelland, a talking book funds sub-committee has been convened, a planning sub-committee has also been created to evaluate the future needs of the Library in the next 5-10 years, and the Reservoir, Altona, Sixty-Niners and Benalla Auxiliaries continue to raise funds....Articles include the addition of a talking book service to the library, 50 years of service celebrations for Alice McClelland, a talking book funds sub-committee has been convened, a planning sub-committee has also been created to evaluate the future needs of the Library in the next 5-10 years, and the Reservoir, Altona, Sixty-Niners and Benalla Auxiliaries continue to raise funds. ...Articles include the addition of a talking book service to the library, 50 years of service celebrations for Alice McClelland, a talking book funds sub-committee has been convened, a planning sub-committee has also been created to evaluate the future needs of the Library in the next 5-10 years, and the Reservoir, Altona, Sixty-Niners and Benalla Auxiliaries continue to raise funds.25 pages of text with drawingsbraille library of victoria, annual report, alice mcclelland -
NMIT (Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE)
Book: TAFE colleges management study: report to the Chairman of the TAFE Board, Victoria 1985
... A range of strategies are proposed to address these concerns along with new management structures and arrangements for colleges designed to meet the current and future needs of the community more effectively....A range of strategies are proposed to address these concerns along with new management structures and arrangements for colleges designed to meet the current and future needs of the community more effectively. ...Report of 302 pages, published in March 1985 by Cullen Egan Dell Australia Pty. Ltd. ISBN 0724126554. The study was conducted to examine organisational requirements for the TAFE college system in Victoria. Conclusions and recommendations are included. The project team was asked to provide: a rationale for the organisation of TAFE colleges; a number of detailed structures and arrangements; a comprehensive position specification for the chief executive of a TAFE college; comprehensive position specifications for senior management positions in TAFE colleges; identification of organisational relationship issues and proposals to address them; and strategies for the implementation of organisation proposals. The team examines in detalis the arrangements within six TAFE colleges selected to provide a representative sample of the total network in Victoria. Although many positive features of TAFE in Victoria were noted, the team concluded that significant problems existed in the system at this time and that these impair the capacity of TAFE to operate in a fully efficient and effective way. A range of strategies are proposed to address these concerns along with new management structures and arrangements for colleges designed to meet the current and future needs of the community more effectively.tafe board victoria, nmit -
Wodonga & District Historical Society IncPhotograph - Wodonga Civic Buildings Over Time
... These offices were considered more than adequate for future needs. The façade featured floor to ceiling windows and several different meeting rooms in addition to the council chamber, which featured an impressive “horse shoe” table. ...These offices were considered more than adequate for future needs. The façade featured floor to ceiling windows and several different meeting rooms in addition to the council chamber, which featured an impressive “horse shoe” table. ...Wodonga Shire was created in 1876 when the colonial government agreed to ratepayers' petitions to have their part of the local government district severed from the Yackandandah Shire to form a new municipality. After meeting for 14 years in rented remises, in the Prince of Wales Hall, Wodonga Council built its first Shire Hall on the corner of High and Elgin Streets in 1890. The date on the façade of the building, 1876, represents the date of the formation of the Shire. In 1957 the second Shire Office was built in Woodland Grove by A.B. and M. A. Chick. These offices were considered more than adequate for future needs. The façade featured floor to ceiling windows and several different meeting rooms in addition to the council chamber, which featured an impressive “horse shoe” table. It also included a kitchen equipped with modern fittings and a President’s room. In the late 1960s the area between Hovell and Havelock Streets as far as Jack Hore Place was zoned for civic purposes. In 1969 plans for a civic centre providing a library, theatre and senior citizens’ rooms. It was opened on 22 April 1971. In 1973, the Council engaged Bruce Marshall to design new offices beside the Civic Centre. Jennings Industries were contracted to complete the offices. The Governor, Sir Henry Winneke, laid the foundation stone of the new offices on 10 March 1976. The Civic Centre was demolished in 2011 to make may for a new $10 million community and entertainment centre which opened in August 2012.These photos are significant because they depict the different buildings which have housed the centre of local government in Wodonga since its inception as an independent shire in 1876.A series of photographs depicting the different buildings used to house the Wodonga Council and Civic buildings over time.wodonga civic buildings, wodonga council, shire of wodonga, rural city of wodonga -
Vision AustraliaImage, National Information Library Service Vision, 200
... Key strategic themes: Know our clients current and future needs and expectations. Explore opportunities for collaboration with other agencies, government and enterprises to source, organise and make available materials and resources of an acceptable quality. ...Key strategic themes: Know our clients current and future needs and expectations. Explore opportunities for collaboration with other agencies, government and enterprises to source, organise and make available materials and resources of an acceptable quality. ...The duplication of services between state based blindness and low vision agencies was not viable in the long term, with telecommunications and technology improving rapidly in the late 20th century. In 1999, a decision was made to merge the library and alternative production services of the RVIB and RBS, as a precursor to a possible larger merger in the future. Thus the National Information Library Service (NILS) was created. As part of establishing a new culture between staff who had retained their positions, a vision, mission and values statement was created under the new service name.1 digital imageNational Information Library Service Mission statement: NILS provides a recognised and specialised gateway through which people who are blind, vision impaired or who have a print disability access dynamic information and recreational reading. Vision: to enable unhindered access to knowledge, information and recreational reading for people who are blind, vision impaired or who have a print disability. Key strategic themes: Know our clients current and future needs and expectations. Explore opportunities for collaboration with other agencies, government and enterprises to source, organise and make available materials and resources of an acceptable quality. Optimise digital technology for the production and delivery of materials in an equitable, cost effective and timely way, identify opportunities for innovation by anticipating social and technological trends in the wider community. Enhance our internal capability. Establish and develop a positive and healthy NILS culture. Values: our values inform our policy, work practices, recruitment and service delivery ethic. Integrity - we are open and honest with all our stakeholders. Excellence - we strive to be superior in all we do. Innovation - we learn continuously in order to lead the way. Responsiveness - we actively listen to all our stakeholders. Equity - we focus on inclusiveness and participation for all our clients and staff. A joint venture between the Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind and the Royal Blind Society of New South Wales. royal blind society of new south wales, royal victorian institute for the blind, national information library service -
Melbourne Tram MuseumDocument - Report, The Met, "MetPlan discussion Paper - Metropolitan Public Transport Industry Plan, Oct. 1987
... Looks at the current policies and objectives, Melbourne's urban development and public transport system, financial and staff picture, future public transport needs and planning the development of a future service. ...Looks at the current policies and objectives, Melbourne's urban development and public transport system, financial and staff picture, future public transport needs and planning the development of a future service. ...Report or discussion paper, 76 pages printed on off white paper, with card cover, centre stapled, titled "MetPlan discussion Paper - Metropolitan Public Transport Industry Plan - October 1987". Prepared by Metropolitan Transit authority and Ministry of Transport, signed by the Kevin Shea as Managing Director the MTA. Has a summary of contents, table of contents, many figures and tables (see images 2 and 3). Looks at the current policies and objectives, Melbourne's urban development and public transport system, financial and staff picture, future public transport needs and planning the development of a future service. Gives details of book designers and printers on the last page. Second copy from donation of John Prideaux added 24-6-2016trams, tramways, metplan, minister for transport, public transport, the met, mta, melbourne -
Federation University Historical CollectionDocument - Document - Correspondence, VIOSH: The Australian College of Occupational Medicine; Training Programs Development, 1983
... future. It is interested to know what courses are or likely to become available throughout Australia. As Ballarat College of Advanced Education offers courses in occupational health/hygiene/safety/ergonomic, the College maybe interested in offering courses. If so, details of the courses should be forwarded for for consideration. The College is anxious to identify and promote courses that meet the College's needs...future. It is interested to know what courses are or likely to become available throughout Australia. As Ballarat College of Advanced Education offers courses in occupational health/hygiene/safety/ergonomic, the College maybe interested in offering courses. If so, details of the courses should be forwarded for for consideration. The College is anxious to identify and promote courses that meet the College's needs ...Victorian Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (VIOSH) Australia is the Asia-Pacific centre for teaching and research in occupational health and safety (OHS) and is known as one of Australia's leaders on the field. VIOSH has a global reputation for its innovative approach within the field of OHS management. VIOSH had its first intake of students in 1979. At that time the Institution was known as the Ballarat College of Advanced Education. In 1990 it became known as Ballarat University College, then in 1994 as University of Ballarat. It was 2014 that it became Federation University. VIOSH Australia students are safety managers, senior advisors and experienced OHS professionals. They come from all over Australia and industry. Students are taught active research and enquiry; rather than textbook learning and a one-size fits all approach. VIOSH accepts people into the Graduate Diploma of Occupational Hazard Management who have no undergraduate degree - on the basis of extensive work experience and knowledge The newly-formed Australian College of Occupational Medicine was formed in 1983 in Parkville Victoria. The Chief Censor was David Ferguson. He was requested by the Council to develop training programs for future Fellows of the College. The College does not expect to conduct courses or examinations at present, but may do so in the future. It is interested to know what courses are or likely to become available throughout Australia. As Ballarat College of Advanced Education offers courses in occupational health/hygiene/safety/ergonomic, the College maybe interested in offering courses. If so, details of the courses should be forwarded for for consideration. The College is anxious to identify and promote courses that meet the College's needs and standards. Derek Woolley forwarded the relevant information to the Chief Censor, Dr David Ferguson for consideration. Four A4 pages typed.Letterheads - The Australian College of Occupational Medicine and Ballarat College of Advanced Educationviosh, victorian institute of occupational safety and health, australian college of occupational medicine, chief censor, david ferguson, ballarat college of advanced education, occupational health, hygiene, safety, ergonomics, derek woolley -
Federation University Historical CollectionBook, Gillian Shadwick, Part-Time Teachers In Technical and Further Education Volume Two by Gillian Shadwick, 06/1986
... needs. 5. To describe the superviser: part-time teacher relationship. 6. To identify sources of part-time teacher job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction. 7. To recommend future...needs. 5. To describe the superviser: part-time teacher relationship. 6. To identify sources of part-time teacher job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction. 7. To recommend future ...Part-Time Teachers In Technical and Further Education, Volume Two - Detailed Report on Findings and Recommendations by Gillian Shadwick (Institute of Technical and Adult Teacher Education within the Sydney College of Advanced Education). Published by the Sydney College of Advanced Education and funded by the TAFE Council of the Commonwealth Tertiary Education Commission, June 1986. The steering committee included Greg Woodburne, Dr Rod McDonald, Gary Hilton, Ian Hamilton, Warwick Goodsir, Ray Jolliffe, Sue Hatherley, and Rex Hewitt. The aims of the study were: "1. To provide profile(s) of the part-time TAFE teachers; 2. To determine the extent of the part-time teacher contribution to TAFE's educational provision. 3. To determine the nature of the part-time teacher contribution to TAFE's provision. 4. To identify initial and on-going staff development and teacher-training needs. 5. To describe the superviser: part-time teacher relationship. 6. To identify sources of part-time teacher job satisfaction and job dissatisfaction. 7. To recommend future directions for the contribution of part-time teachers to educational provision within TAFE." These are discussed throughout the report. ISBN 0-86398-035-XBook concerning Part-Time Teachers in Technical and Further Education, a Detailed Report on Findings and Recommendations. 249 Pages. Includes two questionnaires for teachers. Bound with plastic spine, covers made of thicker, textured paper. Sections and appendixes marked with yellow paper.part-time teachers in technical and further education, volume 2, detailed report, gillian shadwick, institute of technical and adult teacher education, 1986, greg woodburne, dr rod mcdonald, gary hilton, ian hamilton, warwick goodsir, ray jolliffe, sue hatherley, rex hewitt, questionnaire, tafe, part-time teachers, teaching -
Federation University Historical CollectionBooklet - Booklet - Prospectus, Cambridge & Leaney Printers, Bendigo Junior Technical School, School of Mines, Prospectus 1913, 1913
... needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. ...needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. ...The Bendigo School of Mines was opened in 1873 to meet the scientific and technical needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. In c.1961 the Junior Technical School ceased to operate with that function being transferred to the White Hills and Kangaroo Flat technical schools.Red/brown soft covered booklet.A.W Steane written on front coverbendigo junior technical school, prospectus, w.h walter, j.r.v anderson, a.w. steane, w.s. lake, k.c. abbott, mr grant, mathematics and science, woodwork and sheet metal, art, principal, bendigo -
Federation University Historical CollectionBooklet, Cambridge Press Bendigo, Bendigo Junior Technical School Prospectus, 1914, 1914
... needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. ...needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. ...The Bendigo School of Mines was opened in 1873 to meet the scientific and technical needs of the mining industry on the local gold fields. Mining, chemistry, geology, metallurgy and art were taught. In c.1907 a Junior Technical School commenced to operate at the School of Mines and Industry. This was to enable boys who had completed primary school the opportunity to continue their education and learn skills to assist them in their future. In c.1961 the Junior Technical School ceased to operate with that function being transferred to the White Hills and Kangaroo Flat technical schools.Grey soft covered booklet with green printing. The prospectus outlines preparatory courses in Trade, Art and Science. Photographs include Physical Culture, Geometrical Development, Science Laboratory, Design, Sheetmetal, Woodwork and Modelling.Handwritten on front Cover A.W. Steanebendigo junior technical school, prospectus, head master, a e tutton, mathematics and science master, j a donald, woodwork and sheet matal, h f day, crafts master, k c abbott -
Federation University Historical Collection
Book - Book - Scrapbook, Ballarat College of Advanced Education: Scrapbook of newspaper cutting, Book 6; August 1979 to January 1980
... needs...voice training for the deaf turned into a game...career centre at work...rail link forum...bcar librarianship courses accredited...health and human relations education...concrete canoe club wins trophy...laa looking out for librarians...future...The cuttings cover the period from 10 August 1979 to 30 January 1980. . employment advertisements application for enrolment outline of courses bcae open day on sunday energy hysteria by lobby groups farmer and his fuel supply prof helen lyman outreach subjuects adult literacy migrant education a bush walk moorabool river energy and the farm miners have learned from past mistakes working holiday in america more mining activity ahead secondary students 'copping out' for 'soft options' national parks satisfy a need dr myron sutton dr ann sutton bcae guidance for secondary students peter blizzard sculptor $1200 award helping novice orienteers bishop hazlewood apologises to bcae 'verbal vandalism' says jack barker soil conservation - in designs stephen roberts judy ellis ballarat books on campus education - buildings luxury image what's in a name sergeant family recital reading skills depend on parental support computer link a success paddle your stone canoe projects in tune with needs voice training for the deaf turned into a game career centre at work rail link forum bcar librarianship courses accredited health and human relations education concrete canoe club wins trophy laa looking out for librarians future plans for bcae new policy on college entrance final year arts students forestry course health education course german safety expert visit expert in safety engineering physical education impotant in schools lack of reading and numeracy skills remedial neglect: who's to blame teachers not doing job? ...Newspaper cuttings relating to Ballarat College of Advanced Education. These are from various newspapers and include The Age, Ballarat Courier, The Australian, The Herald. The cuttings cover the period from 10 August 1979 to 30 January 1980. . Book with grey cover, front. Spiral bound.employment advertisements, application for enrolment, outline of courses, bcae open day on sunday, energy hysteria by lobby groups, farmer and his fuel supply, prof helen lyman, outreach subjuects, adult literacy, migrant education, a bush walk, moorabool river, energy and the farm, miners have learned from past mistakes, working holiday in america, more mining activity ahead, secondary students 'copping out' for 'soft options', national parks satisfy a need, dr myron sutton, dr ann sutton, bcae guidance for secondary students, peter blizzard sculptor, $1200 award, helping novice orienteers, bishop hazlewood apologises to bcae, 'verbal vandalism' says jack barker, soil conservation - in designs, stephen roberts, judy ellis, ballarat books on campus, education - buildings luxury image, what's in a name, sergeant family recital, reading skills depend on parental support, computer link a success, paddle your stone canoe, projects in tune with needs, voice training for the deaf turned into a game, career centre at work, rail link forum, bcar librarianship courses accredited, health and human relations education, concrete canoe club wins trophy, laa looking out for librarians, future plans for bcae, new policy on college entrance, final year arts students, forestry course, health education course, german safety expert visit, expert in safety engineering, physical education impotant in schools, lack of reading and numeracy skills, remedial neglect: who's to blame, teachers not doing job? not true, zig plavina retires, discussion on students reports, keith mcelroy asu's first coaching co-ordinator, great hall near completion -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Book - KEN HESSE COLLECTION: ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, BENDIGO
... John's and an outline of what the needs of the Church are and what the future plans are. Through ''Positive Stewardship 1957'' the aim of the book is to encourage members to commit pledges in order for the church to achieve its aims. ...John's and an outline of what the needs of the Church are and what the future plans are. Through ''Positive Stewardship 1957'' the aim of the book is to encourage members to commit pledges in order for the church to achieve its aims. ...A black and white soft covered booklet titled, 'St. John's Presbyterian Church Bendigo. Positive Stewardship 1957.' It contains a short history of St. John's and an outline of what the needs of the Church are and what the future plans are. Through ''Positive Stewardship 1957'' the aim of the book is to encourage members to commit pledges in order for the church to achieve its aims. Cambridge Press, Bendigo, 1957. photos. Item part of Mr. Ken Hesse Collection donated by Mr. James Lerk.church, history, presbyterian church forest st bendigo, ken hesse collection, collection, bendigo, history, christianity, organisation, religions, report, st. john's bendigo, presbyterian church -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Administrative record - Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria (CEPA) Central Council Correspondence, 1991
... needs. 8504.47b Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in May 1995 8504.47c Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in Mar 1994 8504.47d Coliban Water System Preliminary Assessment - 16 pages. The study was initiated due to recent dry conditions and water restrictions, highlighting the need for a long-term water security strategy for the Coliban Water System in Victoria. This summary highlights the document's focus on cost-effective, sustainable strategies for securing the Coliban Water System's future...needs. 8504.47b Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in May 1995 8504.47c Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in Mar 1994 8504.47d Coliban Water System Preliminary Assessment - 16 pages. The study was initiated due to recent dry conditions and water restrictions, highlighting the need for a long-term water security strategy for the Coliban Water System in Victoria. This summary highlights the document's focus on cost-effective, sustainable strategies for securing the Coliban Water System's future ...The Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria was active by the 1930s, engaging in industry management and lobbying.The Commercial Egg Producer's Association (CEPA) had branches in Bendigo, South Bendigo, Eaglehawk, Wedderburn, Murrabit and Euroa.CEPA Commercial Egg Producer's Association (Bendigo Region) correspondence, for the year 1991. This item includes the following documents: 8504.47a 15 pages Draft of Code of Accepted Practice for the Domestic Fowl, The code guides those responsible for domestic fowl welfare, emphasizing husbandry systems that meet birds' physiological and needs. 8504.47b Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in May 1995 8504.47c Coliban Water Investigation Committee - Notice of Meeting in Mar 1994 8504.47d Coliban Water System Preliminary Assessment - 16 pages. The study was initiated due to recent dry conditions and water restrictions, highlighting the need for a long-term water security strategy for the Coliban Water System in Victoria. This summary highlights the document's focus on cost-effective, sustainable strategies for securing the Coliban Water System's future supply, emphasizing demand management, water trading, and optimal use of existing entitlements. 8504.47e The Victorian Egg Marketing Board's five-year corporate plan for 1990/91 is designed to guide the organization toward sustainable growth and effective market management. 8504.47f The document is a notification from Crystal Egg Company to egg producers regarding recent price adjustments for various egg sizes, following a change in export pulp value. 8504.47g Five pages - This document from Crystal Egg Company communicates important changes regarding egg pricing and production for producers: 8504.47h The document is a letter addressing the relationship and communication between Crystal Egg Company, CEPA and Loddon Valley Eggs Pty. Ltd. in the Bendigo egg industry. 8504.47i From the Crystal Egg Company. The letter references a recent newspaper article and ongoing discussions among industry members.The author has communicated concerns and explanations to relevant parties, ensuring transparency. 8504.47j Key points from the Victorian Egg Industry franchisee meeting held on April 30, 199. A new price change for eggs will take effect on May 20, 1991. The change is based on a one-month average of grades, not the usual three-month average. 8504.47k Document entitled "Brief History". The document captures the challenges, strategies, and upcoming efforts in the Victorian egg market as described. 8504.47l CEPA Invoice Producers Meeting. This document provides contact information for Crystal Industries and references the minutes from a meeting held on May 30 1991 8504.47m News Circulars from the Victorian Egg Marketing Board 1991 8504.47n Newsletter from the Victorian Egg Market Board "Egg Report" Vol 9 No 1/2 1991 8504.47o Newsletter from the Victorian Egg Market Board "Egg Report" Vol 9 No 3/4 1991 8504.47p Newsletter from the Victorian Egg Market Board "Egg Report" Vol 9 No 5/6 1991 8504.47q Newsletter from the Department of Agriculture and Rural affairs "Rural Update" Summer 1991 8504.47r This document is a formal letter from Bill McGrath, Member of Parliament and Shadow Minister for Agriculture, addressed to Kevin Fitzgibbon, Secretary of the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria. Bill McGrath acknowledges receipt of correspondence regarding the uniform stamping of eggs across Australia.He supports the current regulations for egg stamping, stating that the arguments for maintaining them are valid and sees no reason for change at present. 8504.47s This document is a formal letter from the Leader of the Opposition in Victoria, Ian Brown, addressed to the Secretary of the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria. The Leader of the Opposition thanks the Association for their letter and correspondence regarding the Victorian egg industry.He recognizes and appreciates the difficulties faced by egg producers in Victoria. 8504.47t This document is a formal acknowledgment from the New South Wales Cabinet Office regarding a letter sent by the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria about uniform egg stamping. The Cabinet Office, on behalf of the Premier, acknowledges receipt of the letter concerning uniform egg stamping.The Premier, Mr. Greiner, has requested advice on the issue and will respond once that advice is available. 8504.47u The document is a formal reply from the Department of Premier, Economic and Trade Development to the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria regarding a request for uniform egg stamping across Australia. The department thanks Mr. Fitzgibbon for his letter concerning uniform egg stamping.Ongoing enquiries and has initiated enquiries into the matter raised. 8504.47v The Premier of Western Australia, Dr Carmen Lawrence, formally acknowledges receipt of a letter from the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria regarding uniform egg stamping across Australia.The Premier expresses appreciation for the Association's views and notes the comments provided. 8504.47w This document is a formal acknowledgment from the Department of Premier and Cabinet Tasmania regarding a letter sent by the Commercial Egg Producers' Association of Victoria about the uniform stamping of eggs across Australia. The Department acknowledges receipt of the letter dated 23 May 1991, addressed to the Premier of Tasmania.The subject of the letter concerns the implementation of uniform egg stamping throughout Australia. 8504.47x Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs newsletter No 54 Jan 1991 "Poultry Newsletter" 8504.47y This document outlines official correspondence regarding the harmonization of national standards for egg grading, packaging, and safety in Australia. New South Wales Office of the Premier proposed that all states remove egg quality requirements except those necessary for human health. 8504.47z From The Cabinet Office NSW - The document outlines the process and responsible bodies for establishing uniform egg stamping and packaging regulations across Australia 8504.47aa From the Premier of South Australia - The document addresses concerns about a proposal for nationally uniform egg grading and packaging regulations across Australia. 8504.47ab Educational Article "How to be ready for anything with eggs" The Victorian Egg Marketing Board's Consumer Education Department is dedicated to communicating with consumers, especially about healthy eating.Promotion of Eggs as a Low-Fat Food. In 1990, a major objective was to highlight eggs as a healthy, low-fat food option. 8504.47ac Egg Farmers of Victoria New Circular 7/91egg producer's information, correspondence, cepa, commercial egg producers' association -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Newspaper - Fortuna Articles - "A Vision for Fortuna Villa", Feb 2009
... needs to be valued before any sale can proceed. The Villa Fortuna Action Group, led by president Merle Hall, is aware of the delays and is awaiting the audit assessment results. The group plans to lobby the City of Greater Bendigo to support their proposal for the property's future use and is preparing a more detailed submission for council consideration....needs to be valued before any sale can proceed. The Villa Fortuna Action Group, led by president Merle Hall, is aware of the delays and is awaiting the audit assessment results. The group plans to lobby the City of Greater Bendigo to support their proposal for the property's future use and is preparing a more detailed submission for council consideration. bendigo fortuna george lansell Villa Fortuna Action Group merle hall Fortuna Articles - "A Vision for Fortuna Villa" Feb 2009 The Bendigo Advertiser by Nino Bucci, picture Julian Prowd This item contains the following: 11217.37a Colour Photo of Fortuna 11217.37b Part of Page - "A Vision for Fortuna Villa Newspaper Fortuna Articles - "A Vision for Fortuna Villa" ...The Department of Defence has delayed the assessment of Fortuna Villa, pushing the expected completion date to August, with the sale now planned for late in the year. Initial hopes were to finish assessments by December of the previous year, but this timeline was not met. Multiple assessments are required to understand the property's characteristics, and the Defence Department emphasizes the importance of thoroughness.The first draft of these assessments is still incomplete, and the property also needs to be valued before any sale can proceed. The Villa Fortuna Action Group, led by president Merle Hall, is aware of the delays and is awaiting the audit assessment results. The group plans to lobby the City of Greater Bendigo to support their proposal for the property's future use and is preparing a more detailed submission for council consideration.Fortuna Articles - "A Vision for Fortuna Villa" Feb 2009 The Bendigo Advertiser by Nino Bucci, picture Julian Prowd This item contains the following: 11217.37a Colour Photo of Fortuna 11217.37b Part of Page - "A Vision for Fortuna Villanon-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, villa fortuna action group, merle hall -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Document - Fortuna Article - Heritage jewell preserved for future generations, Oct 2006
... Tony Spurling led restoration and preservation efforts for over 30 years, balancing operational Defence needs with heritage conservation.Projects included building restoration, reversing unsympathetic modifications, security upgrades, and sustainable garden improvements.Tony conducted heritage tours, produced educational materials, and collaborated with the local historical community, including securing art loans from the Bendigo Regional Gallery. His leadership ensured the villa’s heritage is preserved for future...Tony Spurling led restoration and preservation efforts for over 30 years, balancing operational Defence needs with heritage conservation.Projects included building restoration, reversing unsympathetic modifications, security upgrades, and sustainable garden improvements.Tony conducted heritage tours, produced educational materials, and collaborated with the local historical community, including securing art loans from the Bendigo Regional Gallery. His leadership ensured the villa’s heritage is preserved for future ...This document highlights the preservation and restoration of Fortuna Villa in Bendigo, focusing on the contributions of Tony Spurling within the Australian Defence Force: Tony Spurling received a Chief of the Defence Force - Secretary Environment and Heritage Award in 2006 for his heritage conservation work at Fortuna Villa. Fortuna Villa, built in 1861 and expanded by George Lansell, has a rich history and is now on the Commonwealth Heritage List. The property changed hands several times, narrowly escaping demolition in 1938, and was acquired by the Army in 1942. Tony Spurling led restoration and preservation efforts for over 30 years, balancing operational Defence needs with heritage conservation.Projects included building restoration, reversing unsympathetic modifications, security upgrades, and sustainable garden improvements.Tony conducted heritage tours, produced educational materials, and collaborated with the local historical community, including securing art loans from the Bendigo Regional Gallery. His leadership ensured the villa’s heritage is preserved for future generations while maintaining its role as an operational Defence facility.Fortuna Article - Heritage jewell preserved for future generations - The "Defence" magazine page 14 - written by Susan Elekessy This item contains the following documents: 11217.79a Colour photo of Fortuna 11217.79b The article complete - page 14 - three copiesnon-fictionbendigo, fortuna, george lansell, tony spurling -
Glen Eira Historical Society
Document - SWIMMING POOLS
... This file contains eight items pertaining to Caulfield’s swimming pools: 1/Report entitled ‘Future Options in the Provision of Public Swimming Facilities in the City of Caulfield’, dated March, 1983, prepared by Caulfield Planning Department of approx. 50 pages. 2/Photocopy of an article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’, dated 11/02/2002, concerning the cost of pool maintenance. 3/Public consultation paper entitled ‘Pools Past, Present and Future’, dated 07/03/2006, prepared by Glen Eira City Council, of 24 pages. 4/Article dated 08/03/2006 from ‘The Age’ concerning Glen Eira Residents’ fight to save swimming pools in Glen Eira. 5/Two page printed leaflet entitled ‘Save Our Pools’ dated 18/03/2006 produced by the northern memorial action group. 6/Three page printed survey sheet entitled ‘The East Bentleigh Swim Centre; an assessment of community needs’ undated, with accompanying return envelope. 7/Front page article from the ‘Glen Eira Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006 entitled ‘Save Our Pools’. 8/An article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006, concerning a former Glen Eira Council employee’s information about the Council’s pools report and a ‘letter to the editor’ by Sue Litchfield of Elsternwick containing her view of Glen Eira’s pool requirements....This file contains eight items pertaining to Caulfield’s swimming pools: 1/Report entitled ‘Future Options in the Provision of Public Swimming Facilities in the City of Caulfield’, dated March, 1983, prepared by Caulfield Planning Department of approx. 50 pages. 2/Photocopy of an article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’, dated 11/02/2002, concerning the cost of pool maintenance. 3/Public consultation paper entitled ‘Pools Past, Present and Future’, dated 07/03/2006, prepared by Glen Eira City Council, of 24 pages. 4/Article dated 08/03/2006 from ‘The Age’ concerning Glen Eira Residents’ fight to save swimming pools in Glen Eira. 5/Two page printed leaflet entitled ‘Save Our Pools’ dated 18/03/2006 produced by the northern memorial action group. 6/Three page printed survey sheet entitled ‘The East Bentleigh Swim Centre; an assessment of community needs’ undated, with accompanying return envelope. 7/Front page article from the ‘Glen Eira Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006 entitled ‘Save Our Pools’. 8/An article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006, concerning a former Glen Eira Council employee’s information about the Council’s pools report and a ‘letter to the editor’ by Sue Litchfield of Elsternwick containing her view of Glen Eira’s pool requirements. ...This file contains eight items pertaining to Caulfield’s swimming pools: 1/Report entitled ‘Future Options in the Provision of Public Swimming Facilities in the City of Caulfield’, dated March, 1983, prepared by Caulfield Planning Department of approx. 50 pages. 2/Photocopy of an article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’, dated 11/02/2002, concerning the cost of pool maintenance. 3/Public consultation paper entitled ‘Pools Past, Present and Future’, dated 07/03/2006, prepared by Glen Eira City Council, of 24 pages. 4/Article dated 08/03/2006 from ‘The Age’ concerning Glen Eira Residents’ fight to save swimming pools in Glen Eira. 5/Two page printed leaflet entitled ‘Save Our Pools’ dated 18/03/2006 produced by the northern memorial action group. 6/Three page printed survey sheet entitled ‘The East Bentleigh Swim Centre; an assessment of community needs’ undated, with accompanying return envelope. 7/Front page article from the ‘Glen Eira Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006 entitled ‘Save Our Pools’. 8/An article from ‘Port Phillip/Caulfield Leader’ dated 04/04/2006, concerning a former Glen Eira Council employee’s information about the Council’s pools report and a ‘letter to the editor’ by Sue Litchfield of Elsternwick containing her view of Glen Eira’s pool requirements.city of caulfield, caulfield, glen eira, caulfield planning department, palmer david, caulfield memorial pool, erlich noel, newton andrew, bentleigh east swim centre, city of glen eira, glen eira town hall, carnegie library, carnegie, shepparson avenue, mckinnon secondary college, east boundary road, koornang road, east bentleigh, feldman david, northern memorial pool, centre road, bentleigh, hudson rob, magee jim, antoine marc, swimming pools, olympic pools, public baths, baths, memorials, local government, northern memorial action group, community groups -
Glen Eira Historical Society
Map - Kilvington Baptist Girls Grammar School
... The brief details the current needs of the school and has been written to spell out a forward plan for development in the foreseeable future. ...The brief details the current needs of the school and has been written to spell out a forward plan for development in the foreseeable future. ...One hard copy and one photocopy of Kilvington Baptist Girls Grammar School Planning brief dated October 1982. The brief details the current needs of the school and has been written to spell out a forward plan for development in the foreseeable future. It includes data on the current forecast enrolments at primary and secondary levels as well as the current and future use and development of the buildings and their use. Author of the brief is unknown.kilvington baptist girls grammar school, schools, ormond, lillimur road, walsh street, ormond girls school, kilvington girls grammar school, leila road, katandra road, ulupna road -
Bendigo Historical Society Inc.Administrative record - Ex-Fortuna Survey Association Collection: Conservation Management Plans, 1994-96
... future works to protect garden health and significant trees. 7 Identify and map significant plants and recommend suitable species for replanting. Consultant to start in September 1994 and complete by December 1994 with Regular meetings with a steering committee and encourage public involvement. The plan aims to ensure the long-term preservation, enhancement, and appropriate use of the heritage gardens, balancing historical, ecological, recreational, and military needs...future works to protect garden health and significant trees. 7 Identify and map significant plants and recommend suitable species for replanting. Consultant to start in September 1994 and complete by December 1994 with Regular meetings with a steering committee and encourage public involvement. The plan aims to ensure the long-term preservation, enhancement, and appropriate use of the heritage gardens, balancing historical, ecological, recreational, and military needs ...'Fortuna' was developed by George Lansell, the 'Quartz King', from the 1870s to 1906. The estate features a mansion, a notable Italian water garden with imported elements, and a large lake originally used for mining. The property covers 6.7 hectares and contains many mature trees, including palms, poplars, pepper trees, Norfolk Island pines, and various specimen trees. Since 1942 to the 1980s, the Department of Defence has owned and maintained the property. General Considerations are to: 1 Preserve and restore the heritage value and history of the gardens to complement historic buildings. Maintain plant health and species diversity to enhance the area's character. 2 Address financial constraints, human use, military requirements, and stakeholder engagement. 3 Employ qualified experts to prepare the plan. 4 Address historical significance, plant health, heritage value, remedial works, and visual character (including maintaining views and screening modern structures). 5 Restore garden design to its original character where possible. 6 Recommend measures for future works to protect garden health and significant trees. 7 Identify and map significant plants and recommend suitable species for replanting. Consultant to start in September 1994 and complete by December 1994 with Regular meetings with a steering committee and encourage public involvement. The plan aims to ensure the long-term preservation, enhancement, and appropriate use of the heritage gardens, balancing historical, ecological, recreational, and military needs. In 1996 Fancine Gilfedder and Associates produced the Garden Conservation Management Plan for the Department of Defence: This Conservation Management Plan for the historic Fortuna Bendigo Garden outlines its historical development, significance, and strategies for preservation and management. 1. The plan was commissioned by the Department of Defence and prepared by Francine Gilfedder & Associates in 1996. It covers the Fortuna Garden site, its heritage status, and the methodology used for assessment. 2. Historical OverviewProvides a detailed chronology of the garden's development and its phases. Identifies significant materials, features, and architectural elements. 3. Site AssessmentSurveys existing site conditions, including plant and tree inventories.Documents architectural features and general landscape conditions. 4. Assesses the garden's heritage value using established criteria (e.g., Burra Charter, AHC criteria). Identifies elements of significance and provides comparative analysis with similar sites. 5. Summarizes the heritage value and unique aspects of the Fortuna Garden. 6. Outlines statutory and non-statutory requirements, user needs, and physical constraints affecting management. 7. Recommends general and component-specific policies for conservation. 8. Implementation Provides guidelines and specific recommendations for development and ongoing management. 9. Details best practices for tree, shrub, rose, and lawn care, as well as maintenance of paths and structures.Fortuna Villa Conservation Management Plans This Document Contains the following Items: 11231.4a This document is a draft brief by the army, 1994. It outlines the brief for a conservation management plan for the heritage gardens and surrounds of Fortuna Villa in Bendigo. It's three pages outlines Purpose, Background History and General Considerations, requirements and a summary. Seven first pages reproduced here. 11231.4b This Conservation Management Plan for the historic Fortuna Bendigo Garden outlines its historical development, significance, and strategies for preservation and management. Black Fabric Binding of approximately 110 pages (printed on both sides), photocopy with photos and plans. The first four pages showing the cover and index are shown here. 11231.4c Undated. This document is a horticultural report providing suggestions for improving the grounds and gardens at 'Fortuna', a historic estate now used by the Army Survey Regiment in Bendigo. The black and white report of approx 100 pages is "Spiralex" bound. It contains - it is compiled for the army by Karl Liffman (TAFE horticulture department) and Ian Huxley (experienced horticulturist and garden designer), with input from gardening apprentices. It contains many photos with new suggestions overlyared on top of them. The report addresses only the grounds and gardens visible to visitors: main drive, car parks, front garden, and areas around the lake. Recommendations are from a horticultural perspective, emphasizing plant variety and practical maintenance over formal landscape architecture.PurposeAims to guide the Army in developing and maintaining Fortuna’s gardens, recognizing the property's heritage and its value for public relations. 11231.4d An unbound copy of the above 11231.4e A letter to Range Control, Department of Defence, Puckapunyal, from Francine Gilfedder and Associates, Landscape Architect and Horticulturist, 15 Dover St Richmond; and a 18 page management plan. The plan aims to guide the conservation and management of the Fortuna Villa gardens, focusing on heritage values and preservation needs. May 1995. 11231.4f March 1996 five page document which outlines a conservation and restoration proposal for the Pompeii Fountain and adjacent heritage structures at Fortuna, Golden Square, Victoria. The fountain's steel column was severely rusted; rendered surfaces and marble font were deteriorating; adjacent garden walls and staircases were failing. 11231.4g Copy of above 11231.4h A five page document which contains key points from the conservation and restoration plan for Fortuna Villa. 1990s. 11231.4i A 30 page document. Part of the conservation policy and management plan for the Fortuna estate: 11231.4j A six page document is a conservation management plan and tree health report for Fortuna Villa in Bendigo, focusing on diagnosing tree diseases, assessing tree conditions, and recommending removal or treatment actions. Prepared by Francine Gilfedder and Associates, Landscape Architect and Horticulturist, 15 Dover St Richmond for the army. 11231.4k The one page document is a tree inspection report for a Sierra Redwood at Fortuna Villa, Bendigo, prepared in response to concerns about the tree's stability after the removal of a nearby specimen. Prepared by Trevor Lawrence Tree Surgeon, 830 Barkley St Ballarat. July 1995 11231.4l A 15 page document which provides an interpretive plan and historical overview for Fortuna Villa, a heritage site in Bendigo, focusing on its history, significance, and strategies for visitor engagement. 1995 prepared by Dianne Bish, Eaglehawk 11231.4m A large army plan of the Fortuna Grounds with prominent trees marked.bendigo, fortuna villa, history, army survey regiment, gardens, conservation management -
Robin Boyd FoundationDocument - Manuscript, Robin Boyd, (State of Victoria has lately acquired...)
... Discusses the future of art galleries in Victoria and the needs to improve in order to produce a better atmosphere and quality....Discusses the future of art galleries in Victoria and the needs to improve in order to produce a better atmosphere and quality. ...Discusses the future of art galleries in Victoria and the needs to improve in order to produce a better atmosphere and quality.Handwritten (pencil), quarto, 1 pagesHandwritten with a lot of edits and markings and very densegallery, whitney museum, robin boyd, manuscript -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - City of Sunshine
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Typed Report General Information on the City of Sunshine 1987 to 1988|Newspaper Article 13 October 1993 The Age How rubish tips can be a big turn on|Envelope Town Clerk Sunshine City Council|Flyer City of Sunshine Community Day Festival 23 April 1994|Brochure City of Sunshine City of the Future Community Meeting 5 March 1994 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Community Meeting 14 September 1991 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon The First Try City of Sunshine Regional Cadet Unit on 16 May 1987|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon No 5 Flight Air Training Corps Tottenham 18 November 1989|Photograph and photocopies of building with handwritten notes 444 $136.89|Logo of City of Sunshine Victoria|Brochure Your share in Sunshine City of Sunshine A Progressive Municipality|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of the Freedom of the City of Sunshine upon 5th and 6th Battalion The Royal Victoria Regiment 12 February 1994|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 441 $32.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 256 $12.64|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 258 $17.233|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 250 $15.60|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 260 $19.72|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 255 $8.26|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 440 $6.19|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 387 $34.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 259 $12.49|Brochure City of Sunshine Development Update October 1988|Newsletter Grapewine City of Sunshine Staff Newsletter June 1992|Typed Letter City of Sunshine Community Bus Information Sheet 21 March 1979|Map Greening Sunshine Current Work in Progress 1992 to 1993|Newspaper Article A Place in the Sun Exotic plants along Railway lines|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 August 1974 Inflation Whats happening to Councils Money|Newspaper Article Footscray Advertiser 17 February 1917 Braybrook Council|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 April 1975 Leaping into Sunshine New World|Flyer Sunshine your city August 1961 Facts you should know Administration commended|Flyer Sunshines Gardens Parks and Streets 1991 to 1992|Invitation sent 28 June 1982 Government Reception to farewell Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia on 8 July 1982 Commissioner AG and Mrs Gillen at National Gallery of Victoria|City of Sunshine Crest Motto is By Industry|Flyer Sunshine City Burke and Wills Camel Cup 24 April 1994 on Massey Ferguson Harvester site|Booklet Sunshine Yearbook 1972 Suburban Services Directories and Yearbooks|Enrolment form City of Sunshine Holiday Programme 7 May to 18 May 1984|Christmas Wishes Card from Chief Secretary Victoria t0 GM Prendergast Christmas 1927|Typed Letter 1 January 1984 A Personal Invitation from the Mayor|Newspaper Article The Advocate 9 September 1992 Public to have say Brooklyn tug of war|Newspaper Article Local Government Focus Special Feature November 1986 The City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Message from the Mayor|Brochure City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Brochure City of Sunshine Accommodating the Future A Strategy for Housing Needs|Brochure Sunshine City Centre Development|Photocopy Mayors City of Sunshine|Brochure Local Solutions to a Global Problem our gift to future generations GEC ALSTHOM Energy Park Hulett St Albion|Brochure Melbournes West on the Move Melbournes Western Region Profile|Brochure Sunshine District Centre Market Square Interchange Public Transport|Certificate of Speical Civic Service for the Municipality of Sunshine|Brochure New Municipal Offices City of Sunshine Victoria|Newspaper Article Sunshine Community 1972 Can you imagine what $800 Million dollars looks like|Brochure Shire of Braybrook Office Welcome Home tendered to Maidstone Returned Services Personnel 2nd August 1946|Brochure City of Sunshine Live work and recreate in Sunshine|Sunshine City Council No 7 Council Report|Section of Minutes 24 March 199 Sunshine Logo competition won by Mr Stephen Jones of Laverton|Photocopy of Mayoral Pendant presented to City of Sunshine by Cr AG Pennel JP to commemorate its proclamatonas a city 16 May 1951|Flyer City of Sunshine Corporation Logo 24 March 1992 The logo was chosen from 94 other logos submitted as part of a community competiiton to find a new corporate logo. ...City of Sunshine Typed Report General Information on the City of Sunshine 1987 to 1988|Newspaper Article 13 October 1993 The Age How rubish tips can be a big turn on|Envelope Town Clerk Sunshine City Council|Flyer City of Sunshine Community Day Festival 23 April 1994|Brochure City of Sunshine City of the Future Community Meeting 5 March 1994 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Community Meeting 14 September 1991 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon The First Try City of Sunshine Regional Cadet Unit on 16 May 1987|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon No 5 Flight Air Training Corps Tottenham 18 November 1989|Photograph and photocopies of building with handwritten notes 444 $136.89|Logo of City of Sunshine Victoria|Brochure Your share in Sunshine City of Sunshine A Progressive Municipality|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of the Freedom of the City of Sunshine upon 5th and 6th Battalion The Royal Victoria Regiment 12 February 1994|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 441 $32.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 256 $12.64|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 258 $17.233|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 250 $15.60|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 260 $19.72|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 255 $8.26|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 440 $6.19|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 387 $34.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 259 $12.49|Brochure City of Sunshine Development Update October 1988|Newsletter Grapewine City of Sunshine Staff Newsletter June 1992|Typed Letter City of Sunshine Community Bus Information Sheet 21 March 1979|Map Greening Sunshine Current Work in Progress 1992 to 1993|Newspaper Article A Place in the Sun Exotic plants along Railway lines|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 August 1974 Inflation Whats happening to Councils Money|Newspaper Article Footscray Advertiser 17 February 1917 Braybrook Council|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 April 1975 Leaping into Sunshine New World|Flyer Sunshine your city August 1961 Facts you should know Administration commended|Flyer Sunshines Gardens Parks and Streets 1991 to 1992|Invitation sent 28 June 1982 Government Reception to farewell Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia on 8 July 1982 Commissioner AG and Mrs Gillen at National Gallery of Victoria|City of Sunshine Crest Motto is By Industry|Flyer Sunshine City Burke and Wills Camel Cup 24 April 1994 on Massey Ferguson Harvester site|Booklet Sunshine Yearbook 1972 Suburban Services Directories and Yearbooks|Enrolment form City of Sunshine Holiday Programme 7 May to 18 May 1984|Christmas Wishes Card from Chief Secretary Victoria t0 GM Prendergast Christmas 1927|Typed Letter 1 January 1984 A Personal Invitation from the Mayor|Newspaper Article The Advocate 9 September 1992 Public to have say Brooklyn tug of war|Newspaper Article Local Government Focus Special Feature November 1986 The City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Message from the Mayor|Brochure City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Brochure City of Sunshine Accommodating the Future A Strategy for Housing Needs|Brochure Sunshine City Centre Development|Photocopy Mayors City of Sunshine|Brochure Local Solutions to a Global Problem our gift to future generations GEC ALSTHOM Energy Park Hulett St Albion|Brochure Melbournes West on the Move Melbournes Western Region Profile|Brochure Sunshine District Centre Market Square Interchange Public Transport|Certificate of Speical Civic Service for the Municipality of Sunshine|Brochure New Municipal Offices City of Sunshine Victoria|Newspaper Article Sunshine Community 1972 Can you imagine what $800 Million dollars looks like|Brochure Shire of Braybrook Office Welcome Home tendered to Maidstone Returned Services Personnel 2nd August 1946|Brochure City of Sunshine Live work and recreate in Sunshine|Sunshine City Council No 7 Council Report|Section of Minutes 24 March 199 Sunshine Logo competition won by Mr Stephen Jones of Laverton|Photocopy of Mayoral Pendant presented to City of Sunshine by Cr AG Pennel JP to commemorate its proclamatonas a city 16 May 1951|Flyer City of Sunshine Corporation Logo 24 March 1992 The logo was chosen from 94 other logos submitted as part of a community competiiton to find a new corporate logo. ...Typed Report General Information on the City of Sunshine 1987 to 1988|Newspaper Article 13 October 1993 The Age How rubish tips can be a big turn on|Envelope Town Clerk Sunshine City Council|Flyer City of Sunshine Community Day Festival 23 April 1994|Brochure City of Sunshine City of the Future Community Meeting 5 March 1994 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Community Meeting 14 September 1991 Moonee Valley|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon The First Try City of Sunshine Regional Cadet Unit on 16 May 1987|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of The Freedom of Entry to the City of Sunshine Upon No 5 Flight Air Training Corps Tottenham 18 November 1989|Photograph and photocopies of building with handwritten notes 444 $136.89|Logo of City of Sunshine Victoria|Brochure Your share in Sunshine City of Sunshine A Progressive Municipality|Brochure City of Sunshine The Conferring of the Freedom of the City of Sunshine upon 5th and 6th Battalion The Royal Victoria Regiment 12 February 1994|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 441 $32.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 256 $12.64|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 258 $17.233|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 250 $15.60|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 260 $19.72|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 255 $8.26|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 440 $6.19|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 387 $34.09|Hand drawings with handwritten notes 259 $12.49|Brochure City of Sunshine Development Update October 1988|Newsletter Grapewine City of Sunshine Staff Newsletter June 1992|Typed Letter City of Sunshine Community Bus Information Sheet 21 March 1979|Map Greening Sunshine Current Work in Progress 1992 to 1993|Newspaper Article A Place in the Sun Exotic plants along Railway lines|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 August 1974 Inflation Whats happening to Councils Money|Newspaper Article Footscray Advertiser 17 February 1917 Braybrook Council|Flyer Sunshine City Council News Vol 1 No 1 April 1975 Leaping into Sunshine New World|Flyer Sunshine your city August 1961 Facts you should know Administration commended|Flyer Sunshines Gardens Parks and Streets 1991 to 1992|Invitation sent 28 June 1982 Government Reception to farewell Governor General of the Commonwealth of Australia on 8 July 1982 Commissioner AG and Mrs Gillen at National Gallery of Victoria|City of Sunshine Crest Motto is By Industry|Flyer Sunshine City Burke and Wills Camel Cup 24 April 1994 on Massey Ferguson Harvester site|Booklet Sunshine Yearbook 1972 Suburban Services Directories and Yearbooks|Enrolment form City of Sunshine Holiday Programme 7 May to 18 May 1984|Christmas Wishes Card from Chief Secretary Victoria t0 GM Prendergast Christmas 1927|Typed Letter 1 January 1984 A Personal Invitation from the Mayor|Newspaper Article The Advocate 9 September 1992 Public to have say Brooklyn tug of war|Newspaper Article Local Government Focus Special Feature November 1986 The City of Sunshine Multicultural City of Victoria Message from the Mayor|Brochure City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Brochure City of Sunshine Accommodating the Future A Strategy for Housing Needs|Brochure Sunshine City Centre Development|Photocopy Mayors City of Sunshine|Brochure Local Solutions to a Global Problem our gift to future generations GEC ALSTHOM Energy Park Hulett St Albion|Brochure Melbournes West on the Move Melbournes Western Region Profile|Brochure Sunshine District Centre Market Square Interchange Public Transport|Certificate of Speical Civic Service for the Municipality of Sunshine|Brochure New Municipal Offices City of Sunshine Victoria|Newspaper Article Sunshine Community 1972 Can you imagine what $800 Million dollars looks like|Brochure Shire of Braybrook Office Welcome Home tendered to Maidstone Returned Services Personnel 2nd August 1946|Brochure City of Sunshine Live work and recreate in Sunshine|Sunshine City Council No 7 Council Report|Section of Minutes 24 March 199 Sunshine Logo competition won by Mr Stephen Jones of Laverton|Photocopy of Mayoral Pendant presented to City of Sunshine by Cr AG Pennel JP to commemorate its proclamatonas a city 16 May 1951|Flyer City of Sunshine Corporation Logo 24 March 1992 The logo was chosen from 94 other logos submitted as part of a community competiiton to find a new corporate logo. Designer ws Mr Steve Jones of Laverton.|Sunshine District Centre Aerial Perspective Market Sqaure : Pollard Reserve : The Overpass and Railway Line sketchcity of sunshine -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - Sunshine Swimming Pool
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Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 In deep water over pool poll|Newspaper article Messenger 20 June 2000 Urgent Pool fix given go ahead|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 June 2000 Pool cash splash|Newspaper article The Advocate 10 October 2000 Deal off $7.5 million pool funding lost|Newspaper article The Advocate 8 August 2000 Sunshine pool perils force emergency closure plug pulled|Newspaper article Messenger 1 August 2000 Pool location means our rates will fail to add up|Newspaper article Messenger 25 July 2000 Aquatic plans not finalised|Newspaper article Messenger 4 July 2000 Deep talks on pools|Newspaper article Pool fears rising|Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 Pooling concerns|Newspaper article Mail 24 May 2000 Cities consider pool site options|Newspaper article The Advocate 30 May 2000 Swim centre question|Newspaper article The Star 24 September 2002 Pool debate needs maturity|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 8 October 202 Womens group dives into Sunshine Pool talks|Newspaper article The Star 5 November 2002 Community stuck at the deep end|Newspaper article The Mail 17 April 202 United Front Pool closure protesters band together|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Pooling support|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Youth ideas on swim centre sought|Newspaper article The Advocate 9 July 2002 Group ccool on pool fund|Newspaper article The Star 20 August 2002 Sunshine needs a Sunshine Pool|Newspaper article The Star 13 August 2002 Group battles to save pools future Pool push on again|Newspaper article The Advocate 3 September 2002|Newspaper article The Star 17 September 2002 Fitness fix-up approved Pool aggression distresses MP|Newspaper article The Star 20 January 2004 Cooling off in summer|Newspaper article The Star 8 May Sunshine in the swim at last The Treasurer finally puts aside money for a $2.5m outdoor pool|Newspaper article The Advocate 31 October 2006 Residents jump into pool deal|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pooled resources|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pool critics thank unions for support|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 4 April 2006 Pool drive backlash|Newspaper article The Age A tale of two suburbs and their pools|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 February 2006 Union workers place ban on Sunshine pool Out in force|Newspaper article The Star 24 January 2006 Come down from those ivory towers|Newspaper article The Star 17 January 2006 Pools of passion place where the sun wont shine|Newspaper article The Star 10 January 2006 Resources swim wrong way|Newspaper article The Star 20 December 2006 Pool protest|Newspaper article The Star 8 March 2005 Put all cards on table Pool centre splashes|Newspaper article The Star 15 March 2005 Pool critics to rally|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 March 2007 Parties look back to no cost pool pledge|Newspaper article The Star 6 March 2007 Council to discuss relocating gift pool|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 15 March 2007 State backflip on dip dollars|Newspaper article The Star 13 march 2007 Drowning in a pool of doubts|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 Mach 2006 Community pool has multiple benefits|Newspaper article The Star 15 May 2007 Pool offer split|Newspaper article Messenger 8 August 2000 Pool of woes grows|Newspaper article The Advocate 21 March 2000 Pool promise|Newspaper article The Star 7 December 2000 Pool plan waste of time and effort|Newspaper article The Age 26 July 2003 Pool campaign shows depth of feeling in bid to turn tide of apathy|Typed notes 17 May 1982 What I can remember about the original Swimming Club in Kororoit Creek by Dulcie Gillies|Flyer Sunshine Swim and Leisure Centre Redevelopment Plan 2003|Photocopy of Photo Happy children at the Swimming Pool Kororoit Creek|Newspaper articles 2000 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 Gwen Goedecke Collection|Miscellaneous articles Council Publication, Action Groups, Polices Save our Pool articles Gwen Goedecke Collection|Sunshine Swimming Centre Flyer|Newspaper article Star weekly 4th March 2003 Pool information freely available...Swimming Pool Kororoit Creek Gillies Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 In deep water over pool poll|Newspaper article Messenger 20 June 2000 Urgent Pool fix given go ahead|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 June 2000 Pool cash splash|Newspaper article The Advocate 10 October 2000 Deal off $7.5 million pool funding lost|Newspaper article The Advocate 8 August 2000 Sunshine pool perils force emergency closure plug pulled|Newspaper article Messenger 1 August 2000 Pool location means our rates will fail to add up|Newspaper article Messenger 25 July 2000 Aquatic plans not finalised|Newspaper article Messenger 4 July 2000 Deep talks on pools|Newspaper article Pool fears rising|Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 Pooling concerns|Newspaper article Mail 24 May 2000 Cities consider pool site options|Newspaper article The Advocate 30 May 2000 Swim centre question|Newspaper article The Star 24 September 2002 Pool debate needs maturity|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 8 October 202 Womens group dives into Sunshine Pool talks|Newspaper article The Star 5 November 2002 Community stuck at the deep end|Newspaper article The Mail 17 April 202 United Front Pool closure protesters band together|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Pooling support|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Youth ideas on swim centre sought|Newspaper article The Advocate 9 July 2002 Group ccool on pool fund|Newspaper article The Star 20 August 2002 Sunshine needs a Sunshine Pool|Newspaper article The Star 13 August 2002 Group battles to save pools future Pool push on again|Newspaper article The Advocate 3 September 2002|Newspaper article The Star 17 September 2002 Fitness fix-up approved Pool aggression distresses MP|Newspaper article The Star 20 January 2004 Cooling off in summer|Newspaper article The Star 8 May Sunshine in the swim at last The Treasurer finally puts aside money for a $2.5m outdoor pool|Newspaper article The Advocate 31 October 2006 Residents jump into pool deal|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pooled resources|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pool critics thank unions for support|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 4 April 2006 Pool drive backlash|Newspaper article The Age A tale of two suburbs and their pools|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 February 2006 Union workers place ban on Sunshine pool Out in force|Newspaper article The Star 24 January 2006 Come down from those ivory towers|Newspaper article The Star 17 January 2006 Pools of passion place where the sun wont shine|Newspaper article The Star 10 January 2006 Resources swim wrong way|Newspaper article The Star 20 December 2006 Pool protest|Newspaper article The Star 8 March 2005 Put all cards on table Pool centre splashes|Newspaper article The Star 15 March 2005 Pool critics to rally|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 March 2007 Parties look back to no cost pool pledge|Newspaper article The Star 6 March 2007 Council to discuss relocating gift pool|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 15 March 2007 State backflip on dip dollars|Newspaper article The Star 13 march 2007 Drowning in a pool of doubts|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 Mach 2006 Community pool has multiple benefits|Newspaper article The Star 15 May 2007 Pool offer split|Newspaper article Messenger 8 August 2000 Pool of woes grows|Newspaper article The Advocate 21 March 2000 Pool promise|Newspaper article The Star 7 December 2000 Pool plan waste of time and effort|Newspaper article The Age 26 July 2003 Pool campaign shows depth of feeling in bid to turn tide of apathy|Typed notes 17 May 1982 What I can remember about the original Swimming Club in Kororoit Creek by Dulcie Gillies|Flyer Sunshine Swim and Leisure Centre Redevelopment Plan 2003|Photocopy of Photo Happy children at the Swimming Pool Kororoit Creek|Newspaper articles 2000 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 Gwen Goedecke Collection|Miscellaneous articles Council Publication, Action Groups, Polices Save our Pool articles Gwen Goedecke Collection|Sunshine Swimming Centre Flyer|Newspaper article Star weekly 4th March 2003 Pool information freely available Collection of documents relating to Sunshine Swimming Pool Archive Sunshine Swimming Pool ...Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 In deep water over pool poll|Newspaper article Messenger 20 June 2000 Urgent Pool fix given go ahead|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 June 2000 Pool cash splash|Newspaper article The Advocate 10 October 2000 Deal off $7.5 million pool funding lost|Newspaper article The Advocate 8 August 2000 Sunshine pool perils force emergency closure plug pulled|Newspaper article Messenger 1 August 2000 Pool location means our rates will fail to add up|Newspaper article Messenger 25 July 2000 Aquatic plans not finalised|Newspaper article Messenger 4 July 2000 Deep talks on pools|Newspaper article Pool fears rising|Newspaper article The Advocate 13 June 2000 Pooling concerns|Newspaper article Mail 24 May 2000 Cities consider pool site options|Newspaper article The Advocate 30 May 2000 Swim centre question|Newspaper article The Star 24 September 2002 Pool debate needs maturity|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 8 October 202 Womens group dives into Sunshine Pool talks|Newspaper article The Star 5 November 2002 Community stuck at the deep end|Newspaper article The Mail 17 April 202 United Front Pool closure protesters band together|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Pooling support|Newspaper article The Mail 3 July 2002 Youth ideas on swim centre sought|Newspaper article The Advocate 9 July 2002 Group ccool on pool fund|Newspaper article The Star 20 August 2002 Sunshine needs a Sunshine Pool|Newspaper article The Star 13 August 2002 Group battles to save pools future Pool push on again|Newspaper article The Advocate 3 September 2002|Newspaper article The Star 17 September 2002 Fitness fix-up approved Pool aggression distresses MP|Newspaper article The Star 20 January 2004 Cooling off in summer|Newspaper article The Star 8 May Sunshine in the swim at last The Treasurer finally puts aside money for a $2.5m outdoor pool|Newspaper article The Advocate 31 October 2006 Residents jump into pool deal|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pooled resources|Newspaper article The Advocate 11 April 2006 Pool critics thank unions for support|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 4 April 2006 Pool drive backlash|Newspaper article The Age A tale of two suburbs and their pools|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 February 2006 Union workers place ban on Sunshine pool Out in force|Newspaper article The Star 24 January 2006 Come down from those ivory towers|Newspaper article The Star 17 January 2006 Pools of passion place where the sun wont shine|Newspaper article The Star 10 January 2006 Resources swim wrong way|Newspaper article The Star 20 December 2006 Pool protest|Newspaper article The Star 8 March 2005 Put all cards on table Pool centre splashes|Newspaper article The Star 15 March 2005 Pool critics to rally|Newspaper article The Advocate 20 March 2007 Parties look back to no cost pool pledge|Newspaper article The Star 6 March 2007 Council to discuss relocating gift pool|Newspaper article Brimbank Leader 15 March 2007 State backflip on dip dollars|Newspaper article The Star 13 march 2007 Drowning in a pool of doubts|Newspaper article The Advocate 28 Mach 2006 Community pool has multiple benefits|Newspaper article The Star 15 May 2007 Pool offer split|Newspaper article Messenger 8 August 2000 Pool of woes grows|Newspaper article The Advocate 21 March 2000 Pool promise|Newspaper article The Star 7 December 2000 Pool plan waste of time and effort|Newspaper article The Age 26 July 2003 Pool campaign shows depth of feeling in bid to turn tide of apathy|Typed notes 17 May 1982 What I can remember about the original Swimming Club in Kororoit Creek by Dulcie Gillies|Flyer Sunshine Swim and Leisure Centre Redevelopment Plan 2003|Photocopy of Photo Happy children at the Swimming Pool Kororoit Creek|Newspaper articles 2000 2002 2004 2005 2006 2007 Gwen Goedecke Collection|Miscellaneous articles Council Publication, Action Groups, Polices Save our Pool articles Gwen Goedecke Collection|Sunshine Swimming Centre Flyer|Newspaper article Star weekly 4th March 2003 Pool information freely availableswimming pool, kororoit creek, gillies -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedPhotograph - Dobson Kindergarten
... Public meeting flyer 18th June 1986|Letter to Councilllors regarding the future of kindergarten services in Victoria|Newspaper Article The Age 2nd June 1986 - A year at kinder is not enough protesters claim|Letter from Caroline Hogg Minister for Community Services to Mr. W. F. Fogarity Member for Sunshine regarding the continuation of the special needs...Dobson Kindergarten Kindergarten Burns Street Maidstone Public meeting flyer 18th June 1986|Letter to Councilllors regarding the future of kindergarten services in Victoria|Newspaper Article The Age 2nd June 1986 - A year at kinder is not enough protesters claim|Letter from Caroline Hogg Minister for Community Services to Mr. W. F. Fogarity Member for Sunshine regarding the continuation of the special needs ...Public meeting flyer 18th June 1986|Letter to Councilllors regarding the future of kindergarten services in Victoria|Newspaper Article The Age 2nd June 1986 - A year at kinder is not enough protesters claim|Letter from Caroline Hogg Minister for Community Services to Mr. W. F. Fogarity Member for Sunshine regarding the continuation of the special needs three year old program dated 15th January 1987dobson kindergarten, kindergarten, burns street, maidstone -
Sunshine and District Historical Society IncorporatedArchive - City of Sunshine Municipal Profile
... City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Sunshine City Centre Development|Summary of major trends in population and household forecasts for the City of Sunshine - Occupied dwellings - Average household size - population - age profile|Accommodating The Future - A Stratergy for Housing Needs...City of Sunshine City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Sunshine City Centre Development|Summary of major trends in population and household forecasts for the City of Sunshine - Occupied dwellings - Average household size - population - age profile|Accommodating The Future - A Stratergy for Housing Needs An information folder containing various articles Archive City of Sunshine Municipal Profile ...City of Sunshine Municipal Profile|Sunshine City Centre Development|Summary of major trends in population and household forecasts for the City of Sunshine - Occupied dwellings - Average household size - population - age profile|Accommodating The Future - A Stratergy for Housing Needscity of sunshine -
Koorie Heritage Trust
Book, Brennan, Frank, 1954, Sharing the country : the case for an agreement between black and white Australians, 1991
... Frank Brennan, a lawyer, Jesuit priest and Aboriginal affairs advisor to Australia's Catholic bishops, explains what needs to be done in law and social justice to create an agreement for the future between black and white Australians. 176 p. ; 20 cm. ...Frank Brennan, a lawyer, Jesuit priest and Aboriginal affairs advisor to Australia's Catholic bishops, explains what needs to be done in law and social justice to create an agreement for the future between black and white Australians.176 p. ; 20 cm.Frank Brennan, a lawyer, Jesuit priest and Aboriginal affairs advisor to Australia's Catholic bishops, explains what needs to be done in law and social justice to create an agreement for the future between black and white Australians.aboriginal australians -- land tenure. | aboriginal australians -- civil rights. | aboriginal australians -- government relations. -
Koorie Heritage Trust
Book, Lo Bianco, Joseph, Victoria: Languages action plan, 1989
... future as a trading nation in a multilingual world. We must now attend to increasing the availability and the appropriateness of the resources at our disposal..and matching these to our needs and objectives. ...To our society and economy language skills overlap strongly with our multilingual population, our place in the Asian-Pacific region and our future as a trading nation in a multilingual world. We must now attend to increasing the availability and the appropriateness of the resources at our disposal..and matching these to our needs and objectives. With this action plan we have the framework to do this.98 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.To our society and economy language skills overlap strongly with our multilingual population, our place in the Asian-Pacific region and our future as a trading nation in a multilingual world. We must now attend to increasing the availability and the appropriateness of the resources at our disposal..and matching these to our needs and objectives. With this action plan we have the framework to do this.language policy -- australia. | english language -- study and teaching -- victoria. | education, bilingual -- victoria. | languages, modern -- study and teaching -- victoria. -
Melbourne LegacyDocument - Report, Future Requirements Committee: third and final report (H53), 1978
... Future Requirements Committee dated 11 October 1978. The Committee members were(Chairman): I.W. Anderson, E. Cohen, A.N. Kemsley, L.D. King, J.M. Poulton, R.L. Simmons The Committee notes that its recommendations would probably be resisted by some Legatees but were necessary to meet the changing needs of dependants. ...Future Requirements Committee dated 11 October 1978. The Committee members were(Chairman): I.W. Anderson, E. Cohen, A.N. Kemsley, L.D. King, J.M. Poulton, R.L. Simmons The Committee notes that its recommendations would probably be resisted by some Legatees but were necessary to meet the changing needs of dependants. ...A report by the Future Requirements Committee dated 11 October 1978. The Committee members were(Chairman): I.W. Anderson, E. Cohen, A.N. Kemsley, L.D. King, J.M. Poulton, R.L. Simmons The Committee notes that its recommendations would probably be resisted by some Legatees but were necessary to meet the changing needs of dependants. They highlighted cancelling the supply of firewood, cessation in 1978 of the Badge Day appeal in Melbourne and the special Christmas promotion, and the Christmas Garden Party at Government House. Boys and Girls classes to be phased out, and Blamey House and Stanhope residences to be closed in 1979-80, with dental care to cease in 1980. They also recommended that more use should be made of labour available from ALL Legatees, and Legacy staff should be strictly monitored as the changes were brought into effect.After two World Wars, Melbourne Legacy recognised that the need for their traditional services was changing and they needed to be vigilant about the transparency of their expenditure.5 photocopied foolscap pages - poor qualityPage 1: 'Copy President from ER' in red ballpoint, 'H53' in blue ball point, 'B' in black.review committee, planning
