'Herald Sun' articles, October 18th, 1994, titled 'Women in Business'. Three article on one page: 1. 'New Life for Old Mines', describes the revegetation projects undertaken by Marilyn Sprague of Goldfields Revegetation' on mine sites 2. 'One among rare breed', discusses the role of women in mining and the story of Judith Webber, who is head of the 8600 member Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy 3, 'First task is to find what the job entails'. Rebecca Norton is a consulting mining engineer and certified mine manager; she discusses her experiences working in a mining environment. Two photos on page: 1. Marilyn Sprague pictured with native plants and 2. head shot of Judith Webbergold mining, bendigo, 1994, women in mining, judith webber, marilyn sprague, goldfields revegetation, revegetation

Sunday Age article, 26th May, 1996, in 'Agenda' titled 'World Environment Day and subtitled 'Miners clean up after their act'. Marilyn Sprague collected seeds from 36 different species of plants to revegetate land disturbed by mining. She stated ' it is very important to collect material from the specific site, because the actual species vary so much from area to area.' Black and white photo shows Marily Sprague collecting seeds from felled trees in the Box-Ironbark forest. gold mining, bendigo, box-ironbark forest, marilyn sprague, goldfields revegetation company, revegetation, bendigo mining