Green certificate of appreciation with a blue image of a girls face, the WHS logo and the Hume region eLearning expo Wangaratta 2007 logo. Dark green text reads:Certificate of Appreciation Hume Region of Education would like to thank you for your support for the 2007 Hume Region eLearning Conference Wangaratta High School

White booklet with black spine and black text, WHS logo and scroll image for use at a presentation assembly containing: 26 2005 Hume region student sports awards 22 2006 Hume region student sports awards WANGARATTA HIGH SCHOOL Yr 7, 8 & 9 PRESENTATION ASSEMBLY Friday 8th December, 2006 1:50pm Assembly Hall

This flag is associated with the former City of Broadmeadows, a municipal authority that administered a large proportion of the area now incorporated within the City of Hume. The item represents civic identity, local government administration, and municipal symbolism within Broadmeadows. The former catalogue worksheet identifies the item as a "City of Broadmeadows Flag 1956".The City of Broadmeadows Flag is historically significant as a surviving municipal emblem of the former City of Broadmeadows. It demonstrates how the municipality represented itself through official civic symbols and contributes to the interpretation of local government history within Broadmeadows and the wider Hume district. The survival of a complete municipal flag enhances its research and interpretive value and provides tangible evidence of community identity and municipal heritage.Yellow oblong municipal flag manufactured from cotton. The flag bears the City of Broadmeadows civic logo on both faces and retains attachments along the hoist edge for display or flying. The flag is complete and substantially intact.No inscriptions or markings recorded. The flag incorporates the official City of Broadmeadows municipal logo on both faces.city of broadmeadows, local government, municipal administration, municipal symbols, broadmeadows, hume region, flags, civic identity

28 pages including covers; colour printed publication with card cover and stapled binding. Front cover features the title City of Broadmeadows Annual Report 1993, municipal logo and slogan "Building a Better Future", and a series of colour photographs depicting community facilities, recreation spaces, commercial development and civic infrastructure.non-fictionThe annual report presents an overview of municipal operations and achievements for 1993. Content typically includes reports from the Mayor and Chief Executive Officer, financial statements, departmental reports, community services, engineering and works programs, planning activities, recreation services, economic development initiatives, staffing information and statistical data relating to municipal governance and service delivery.city of broadmeadows, local government, municipal administration, annual reports, civic governance, community services, urban development, municipal finance, recreation facilities, infrastructure, broadmeadows, hume region, victoria, local history, municipal reform.

Printed annual report comprising paper text pages with colour printed paper cover. The front cover depicts a municipal street-sweeping vehicle and a municipal works employee standing with a long-handled broom. The title "CITY OF BROADMEADOWS" appears at the top of the cover, with the municipal logo and slogan "Building a better future". The publication bears evidence of former ownership by Moreland City Libraries, including labels and classification markings. Softcover publication; paper and paperboard construction.non-fictionOfficial annual report of the City of Broadmeadows for 1994. Includes reports on council operations, administration, finance, infrastructure, community services, planning activities and municipal achievements. The publication serves as a primary source documenting local government functions and community development within Broadmeadows during 1994.city of broadmeadows, local government, municipal administration, annual reports, community services, infrastructure, urban development, council governance, broadmeadows history, hume region.

Textured glass trophy with wooden base and glass engraved text reading:Shine Achievement Awards 2007 Student Engagement Award Wangaratta High School HUME REGION DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION & EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT

Lake Mulwala is a man–made reservoir created through the construction of the Yarrawonga Weir across the Murray River, is located between Bundalong and Yarrawonga in Hume region of Victoria and Mulwala in the Riverina region of New South Wales, in eastern Australia. The weir was constructed in 1939 to provide water for irrigation of the surrounding district. The weir also serves as a crossing of the Murray between the two towns. It is a popular tourist destination for boating, fishing and other water recreation.Photographs demonstrate local Kiewa Valley residents enjoying a visit to the picturesque area of Lake Mulwala. Also provides a pictorial history of 1973.3 black and white photographs mounted on buff card. Photographs of a cruise on Lake Mulwala 25th Feb. 1973 1. Photo of unidentified man standing on the shore of Lake Mulwala beside cruise launch. 2. Group photo of people standing by cruise boat as others disembark. Woman in centre holding handbag may be Clare Roper (unconfirmed) 3. Photo of 2 men aboard cruise launch looking out over Lake Mulwala1. Handwritten at bottom of photo in black ink. 'Cruise on Lake Mulwala. 25th Feb. 1973' 2. Painted sign above cruise launch- Scenic Lake Cruises 3. No markingsclare roper

Brown wooden 2007 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 8 girls sqash

Brown wooden 1998 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Girls U/16 Touch Rugby Senior Girls Football

Brown wooden 2010 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 8 girls Basketball Year 7-12 mixed Snowsports Year 8 girls Cricket

Brown wooden 2006 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 7 female squash Year 11 & 12 Cross country U21 relay athletics Year 11 & 12 Squash Individual Awards: Jayson Shaw- Baseball Outstanding Achievement

Brown wooden 2008 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 9 & 10 girls cross country Skiing Year 9 & 10 girls soccer Year 9 & 10 girls squash Year 11 & 12 girls netball

Brown wooden 2009 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 8 girls Netball Year 7-11 mixed Cross country snow Skiing Year 11 & 12 girls Squash Year 11 & 12 girls Badminton

Brown wooden 2004 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Year 7 boys squash team Year 8 girls squash team Intermediate boys football team Boys senior squash team Individual Awards: Andrew Kelly- Golf Outstanding Achievement heather Oliver- Basketball Outstanding Achievement

Brown wooden 2005 Hume North East Region Sports Award plaques with gold metal plate on the bottom section and 3D Year Champion sticker in the centre. Team awards: Boys Year 7 Football Year 8 boys squash Cross Country U/ 15 Intermediate girls soccer Boys relay U/17 Athletics Year 7 girls squash Boys intermediate squash Senior boys squash Individual Awards: Daniel Boyle- Football Outstanding achievement Alistair Robertson- Badminton Outstanding Achievement

Spot and Ted Stabb became friends in the late 1980s during the days of the Department of Conservation, Forests and Lands (CFL). Rob Chalwell (ex-Bright Forests Commission) told Ted that Spot had been looking very sad and lonely in the front window of the Lands Department Office at Bright for some years. Ted then rescued Spot and gave him a new lease on life with a focus on State forests, recreation, bushfires, planned burns, office openings, statewide videoconferences and similar gala events (invited or not). Spot enjoyed many adventures and travels with Ted over the next 35 years or so, and became very popular and well known, particularly in northeastern Victoria. But not everyone liked or appreciated Spot, and one Departmental Secretary, who has long since been forgotten, even referred to him as “That Dog”. But the locals ignored the rudeness and Spot stayed. And outside work, Spot was also known to be active in his local community. He even had a social and political conscience and was occasionally seen trying to influence the way we vote. On Friday 13th November 2025, Ted finally, and somewhat reluctantly, retired from the Department after a very long and distinguished career as a forester. And while Spot would have liked to go home with Ted – which he did during Covid lockdown and for the duration of the Wodonga office refurbishments – Ted has a fairly small house and backyard, and Spot is a big dog that needs space to run. Besides, Spot was not under any pressure to leave the department like other oldies, because he is not paid a salary, doesn’t need a computer or desk space and has no large credit of unused sick leave. Pleasingly, Aaron Kennedy, the Deputy Chief Fire Officer for Hume Region, promised to give Spot a bit of a spruce up and find an appropriate place for him in the Benalla Office, rather than the dusty museum at Altona. He has also assured Ted that Spot will never end up in the dumpster or standing in a lonely window again. But the staff objected to Spot’s transfer to Benalla, so he stayed in Wodonga. Allegedly for his own protection he has been placed in a Perspex display case at the front of the office, where he keeps a watchful eye on staff and visitors. Spot and Ted… both Victorian forestry and bushfire legends… Wild Dog

This is one of the maps drawn by Frank L. Frost while he was beekeeping in North-East Victoria. This particular map may be reference in the "Wooden" Diary on pages 12, 13 and 17.Front Side: Hand-drawn map centred on Chiltern showing the Melbourne road [Hume Freeway] and the Beechworth-Rutherglen road with detailed locations of flora in the region. Flora includes; Iron Bark, Stringy Bark, Red Box and Yellow Box. Details regarding quantity of flowers and quality of trees is included. Back Side: Some names and addresses are recorded in pencil. Drawn with black pen and grey lead on paper. A grid and other symbols are marked in red ink.hand drawn, hand-drawn, map, chiltern, 1915, beekeeper, frost, beechworth honey

A 26 page booklet printed on cream paper with black and white drawings of places of interest throughout and a reproduction of a coloured mural on p 2. There are 4 drives recommended to places of interest in the district.non-fictionThe booklet features 4 self drives to points of historic interest throughout the Sunbury region.sunbury & district heritage association inc., self drive booklet, heritage, sunbury

The folder of information was produced and distributed and distributed by the Moonee Valley Regional Library in response to requests from the community and local schools. It was available throughout all branches of the Moonee Valley Regional Library. Sunbury Library was a branch of the Moonee Valley Library in the 1980s before it became Hume Library and the Global Learning Centre.The folders were distributed widely throughout the schools and libraries in Melbourne's NW Region.A collection of 7 leaflets and maps in a grey folder, highlighting places of interest covering the outer NW of Melbourne from Essendon, Bulla, Broadmeadows, Romsey, Kilmore and Lancefied. An outline map of the area and a sketch of the Westmeadows bridge is on the cover of the folder. MOONEE VALLEY REGIONAL LIBRARY/PLACES OF INTEREST/ in the Moonee Valley Region.moonee valley regional library, essendon, broadmeadows, bulla, kilmore, romsey

A book of 182 pages includingmaps, photograpic images and text. The cover features a photo of trees standing in the Hume Dam with the mountains in the background,non-fictionA detailed study of the development of Bungil and Thologolong Stations in the Upper Murray region. It includes family profiles of the early pioneers of the Upper Murray region of Victoria focussing on the history of Bungil and Thologolong Stations. This publication was researched by members of the Granya Historical Society with the co-operation of the Carter and Sutherland families. It eas officially launched by Tony Plowman MLA at the Granya Museum on 19th May 2001.bungil, thologolong station, upper murray, australian pastoral industry, peter sutherland, carter brothers

non-fiction“King of the Weir” documents motorcycle racing in the Albury Wodonga region which has a rich history dating back to the 1920’s when speedway was king. Speedway gave way to scrambles, and then tarmac racing on aerodromes, army bases and circuits. The Hume Weir circuit held the “King of the Weir” race for ten years attracting such riders as Ron Toombs, Greg Hansford, Murray and Jeff Sayle, and Kenny Blake. Overseas champions Jim Redman, Tom Phillis, Geoff Duke, Bill Lomas and Dickie Dale came to do battle with the locals in the 50’s and 60’s.hume weir circuit, albury-wodonga motorcycle club, motorcycle racing, motor sports albury

The article documents discussions surrounding the Broadmeadows School Plan during a period of significant educational reform in Melbourne's northern suburbs. It references proposals affecting Broadmeadows Town Park, including land occupied by the Broadmeadows Historical Society and a Remembrance memorial, providing evidence of local planning and community development issues in 2006.This newspaper clipping is significant for documenting proposed educational and urban development initiatives in Broadmeadows in 2006. It records community concerns regarding the future use of Broadmeadows Town Park and provides evidence of government planning processes affecting local institutions. The clipping contributes to the documentary history of education, municipal planning, and community heritage within the Hume region.Single newspaper clipping printed on newsprint paper. Black-and-white article with headline and text arranged in columns. Reverse side contains a partial colour newspaper image depicting young people wearing boxing gloves in front of a brick wall. Rectangular clipping with evidence of trimming from a larger newspaper page.broadmeadows, hume city council, education department victoria, broadmeadows town park, schools, secondary education, broadmeadows historical society, urban development, community consultation, public policy.