Residents, MPs were outraged over an approval given by Planning Minister, Richard Wynne, to Deakin University to build a bridge spanning Gardiners Creek Reserve linking both sides of its Burwood campus.Residents, MPs were outraged over an approval given by Planning Minister, Richard Wynne, to Deakin University. wynne, richard, deakin university burwood campus, gardiners creek reserve, burke, anna, watt, graham

Community opinions on the Deakin University proposed bridge over Gardiners Creek Reserve that will link the two halves of its Burwood campus.Community opinions on the Deakin University proposed bridge over Gardiners Creek Reserve.deakin university, gardiners creek reserve, burke, anna, wynne, richard

For more than a decade, Deakin University has tried to have a bridge built across Gardiners Creek Reserve to link its two campuses.For more than a decade, Deakin University has tried to have a bridge built across Gardiners Creek Reserve to link its two campuses.city of whitehorse, deakin university, burwood campus, west of elgar residents' association, gardiners creek reserve

View of sculpture at Gardiner's Creek Reserve between Highbury Road and Burwood Highway. One of a collection of "Time" sculptures. December 1985sculpture, gardiners creek reserve, parks and reserves, highbury road, burwood highway

This file contains five items: 1/Two copies of a document titled THE OUTER CIRCLE RAILWAY by the Royal Historical Society of Victoria and the Australian Railway Historical Society, Vic div. It details the history of the construction of the Outer Circle Railway and discussed expenses and other factors affecting the construction of the line. Notes compiled by R.K Whitehead, Research and Archives Officer Australian Railway Historical Society Victoria Division. The document includes three maps of the outer circle railway line. 2/Four newspaper articles detailing the history of the Outer Circle Railway Line. They include ten black and white images of various aspects of the railway and three line maps. The first article is titled ‘Rail Link with the Past’. In the COLLINGWOOD COURIER dated 07/10/1970, author unknown. The second article titled ‘Ghost trains of the Outer’ by Kenneth Joachim in the HERALD dated 18/04/1975. The third article is titled ‘Tracks in Time’ by Norman Thompson from NEWS, dated 13/02/1973. The fourth article is titled ‘Our Ghost Railway’ by John Townsley from the HERALD, dated 06/11/1974. 3/A letter from Victorian Railways Chief Estate Officer N.A Wigmore to the Honorary Secretary of the Caulfield Historical Society, dated 19/11/1975 regarding the leasing of land along the Outer Circle Railway Reserve from Dandenong Road to the Hughesdale Station. 4/Two copies of an article titled ‘Outer Circle Railway’ in the CAULFIELD HISTORICAL SOCIETY NEWSLETTER undated detailing the history of the outer circle line. The article includes a map of the section of the line in Caulfield. 5/A Photocopy of two images of train line locations on the Outer Circle Line. One on Warrigal Road, looking south from Ashburton dated 1936. The second is of the Black Bridge over Gardiners Creek dated 1935.outer circle railway, normanby road, caulfield station, outer circle line, rosstown junction railway, monash john, caulfield historical society, poath road, deepdene dasher, ashby dasher, dandenong road, gippsy goods, mallee root mercury, outer circle railway reserve, railway lines, railway stations, steam trains

86pnon-fictionThis report includes an overview of the park : a brief description of the park, a summary of its natural history, its regional context as a significant park along Gardiners Creek and in the Yarra Catchment, its local context, its history since formation of the Lake in 1888 and land purchases from the Adult Deaf, the Melbourne Board of Works and Camberwell Grammar, management of the park today, a review of progress since the previous 1976 and 1986 Master plans.blackburn lake, gardiners creek, melbourne and metropolitan board of works (m.m.b.w.), parks and reserves

Nunawading Council has allocated $100,000 to relocate Vermont Pre-school from west side of Vermont Reserve to Vermont Primary School site.Nunawading Council has allocated $100,000 to relocate Vermont Pre-school from west side of Vermont Reserve to Vermont Primary School site.preschools, vermont preschool, city of nunawading, dorrat, brenda, tuohy, brian, gardiner, bob