This is a soft cover book of 266 pages. It has a white cover with black printing and one sepia-coloured photograph on the front cover and one black and white photograph on the back cover. The pages contain 13 chapters with a bibliography, appendix and index. The book contains many black and white photographs and tables. non-fictionThis is a short history of Australian Country newspapers.newspapers in australia, history of warrnambool

50th Annivsary Battle of Coral SeaSpecial Newspaper Edition from The Australian Newspaper 50th Anniverary The Coral Sea .Special Newspaper Edition from The Australian Newspaper 50th Anniverary The Coral Sea .50th annivsary battle of coral sea, australian newspaper special edition

Newspaper produced for Australian Armed Forces each fortnight. Articles varied from information about Australian Armed Forces to human interest stories.The Soldiers newspaper for Australian Army personnel. Vol 12, No 15. Fortnightly. Oct 8 1970. 43,000 copies printed for soldiers.Australian Army Australian Military Force/The Soldiers Newspaper army, newspaper, peter sims oam jp

Table Tops was a newspaper published for Australian Troops during WW2 in the Atherton Tablelands. Part of the collection of William (Bill) Thomason. Part of 4136P.Four pages of a newspaper to Australian Troops. Cream paper with black writing and black and white photos. Dated Monday 10th September and contents mainly centred on the surrender of the Japanese. Name of the Newspaper at the top was "Table Tops" with the Rising Sun symbol.Dated 10th Sep 1945.collection of william (bill) thomason, table tops, newspaper, japanese surrender

Newspaper Australian Special Edition "500 Australians who died in Vietnam"newspapers

Research documents Besnard Family - Australian Newspaper ArticlesA4 15 page document titled Australian Newspaper Articles that mention T.P.B or familyFor Patrick B O'Neil written in biro on front paget.p besnard, besnard, besnard family tree

A Gordon and Gotch advertising poster depicting newspapers published in Australia 1st July 1914.flagstaff hill, warrnambool, shipwrecked-coast, flagstaff-hill, flagstaff-hill-maritime-museum, maritime-museum, shipwreck-coast, flagstaff-hill-maritime-village, gordon and gotch, advertising poster

Household hints book published by local news service.- "A unique collection of home & household hints & kitchen recipes" - Leader Newspaper book for Australian WomenVarious, see abovehousehold hints, recipes, kitchen hints

Newspaper, part only featuring Australians of the Centurynon-fictionA distinguished Herald Sun panel judges 100 years of remarkable achievement by Australians.

75th Anniversary print of Australian's at Mont. St Quentin WW1Newspaper - Herald Sun Dated 28/8/1993 - Baptism of Blood - 75 year supplement Australians at Mont. St Quentin WW1Special Newspaper 75th Anniversary of Australians at Mont. St Quentin WW1

Benjamin Heape and Richard Grice, with Charles Sherratt occupied a run of about 118,900 acres, called the Mount Alexander North Run. They set up their head station at what is now Lockwood South on the Bullock Creek and was in the centre of the run. ('Ravenswood Run 1839 - 2002', Rita Hull)One page photocopy of newspaper article 'Australian Town and Country Journal (Sydney 1870 - 1907) Saturday 21st September, 1878, page 17: article headline ' Origin of the name Bendigo', regarding a letter from Mr. Grice stating that Bendigo was named by Tom Myers, Heap and Grice's overseer. ravenswood run, heape and grice, sherratt, bendigo, origin of bendigo name

Newspaper articles covering 24/5/1941Australians Fighting in Crete during World War 2The Sun Newspaper 24/5/1941 Australians Fighting in CreteThe Sun Newspaper articles for May 19

Brief history of Qantas airlines4 page supplement to the Australian newspaperwe took a dream and made an airline qantas; queensland and northern territory aerial services; hudson fysh; p.j. mcginness; fergus mcmaster; winton

Article on the 11th Australian Blind Indoor Bias Bowls Championship, held at Chisholm Institute. Both Neil Maxwell and Ivan Molloy were interviewed and photographed during the competition.Photocopy of newspaper article on 11th Australian Blind Indoor Bias Bowls Championshipnon-fictionelizabeth maxwell, neil maxwell, association for the blind, ivan molloy

Newspaper clipping about the National Rugby League (NRL) State of Origin match on 26/6/2024 at the MCG. Photo taken at the Museum with Laurie Daley, Dermott Brereton and Mal Meninga standing in front of a tram with the promotion poster on a stand. Published in the Australian Financial Review.Yields information about the visit of former football greats to the Museum in June 2024.Newspaper clipping from the Australian Financial Review page 3, 25-6-2024melbourne tramway museum, nrl, travel promotion, visitors

Associated documents from Mr R Lloyd provide further informationNewspaper clipping: from "Patrol" September 1984 , newspaper of the Australian Pacific Submarine Force. Article and photograph is about Robert Lloyd and the "Squatter" game. "Squatter comes to Hawaii"sheep stations - management wool growing squatters, lloyd, mr robert, sheep stations - management, wool growing, squatters

WWII Historical SignificanceFramed Australian Newspaper document printed by HMAS ShropShire during WWII.The first Australian newspaper to be printed in Japan, Vol 5, No 365 Dated Sunday 2nd September 1945,Stating Surrender document signed.

In late 1999 to early 2000, the Arthritis Foundation of Victoria (AFV) conducted a Self Management Program course at the Sunbury Community Health Centre. This photo depicts Self Management volunteer, Kearest Houston (somewhat illegible), with two others at the Sunbury Community Health Centre. A cropped black and white version of this photo appears on page 15 of the 2000 Annual Report, accompanying a report on the Self Management Program.Colour photo of three people in a long corridor or hallway. One woman is sitting down, while another woman is standing up a little further back, leaning on some blue cupboards. In the foreground to the left of the frame, there is another person (partially obscured) standing very close to the camera, holding a book.[On a white label, typed in black ink] WARNING Any reproduction or public display of this Photograph without written permission from Fairfax Community Newspaper, Victoria, Australia will constitute a breach of copyright. [On another white label, handwritten in blue ink] Self Management courses ["courses" has been crossed out] program [handwritten in black ink above "courses"] 2000 [On the same white label, handwritten in pencil] Self Management. Volunteer: Kearest Houston [somewhat illegible], Sunbury Com H Carthritis foundation of victoria, afv, arthritis self management course, volunteer, kearest houston, self help book, living a healthy life with chronic conditions, author, kate lorig, sunbury, 2000

Newspaper Article, Australian Financial Review comprising cover, pages 40 and 41, titled "Track Stars" 29 September 2018. Written by Clare Morgan with assistance of Russell Jones. Tells the story of the Melbourne Art Trams, the arts festival and Transporting Art. Has photos trams 731, David Larwill and tram 722, Elizabeth Gower, tram 243 and 504. Artists noted: David Larwill, Clifton Pugh, Mirka Mora, Peter Corrigan and promotes the Transporting Art trams exhibition at the Hawthorn Museum.trams, tramways, transporting art, arts festival, decorated trams, melbourne tram museum, tram 722, tram 731, tram 504, tram 243

Herald Sun newspaper booklet titled ' Australia at War' a reflection the four tragic years of conflict that claimed 61,000 lives and helped shape our nation' Image of soldiers on front, holding gun, with binoculars around neck.Herald Sunmilitary, world war 1, australia at war booklet

The Sun News-Pictorial, also known as The Sun, was a morning daily tabloid newspaper in Melbourne, Australia, established in 1922 and closed in 1990. It was part of The Herald and Weekly Times stable of Melbourne newspapers. For more than fifty years it was the Australian newspaper with the largest circulation Newspaper reflect contemporary society. This item is a useful reference for the history of the late 1920's.A newspaper, cover missing, Sun News-Pictorial dated Saturday July 30 1927.newspaper-sun-news-pictorial media-print

Newspaper article relating to Australia Day celebrationscouncillor, mayor, jack campbell, irene copek, elisse baitz

A copy of a small format newspaper issued to Australian personnel during World War 2. This edition is the Northern Edition (Australian & American) and bears the header "In the Field, Tuesday, February 29, 1944". This edition is Volume 2, Number 103.

Guinea Gold was the official newspaper of the Australian Military Forces, published daily in Port Moresby, New Guinea, for circulation to the Armed Forces of Australia operating in the region. Publication for Australian troops with news from home.Four page cream paper with black print and photograph Centre page contains "Ginger Meggs" comic strip in colour.Guinea Gold Northern Edition (Australian) Vol.2 No 3 in the field, Sunday November 21, 1943guinea gold, ww2

Guinea Gold Newspaper was produced for Australian & American Armed Forces Armed Forces Newspaper containing Local and Homeland News for the troopsGuinea Gold Newspaper Dated 4/12/`1942 - Hammering of Nazis Continuing in Russia - News In Brief From The Mainland.newspaper distributed to troops in the field., guinea gold, world war 2

This item was donated by Major Arthur Barry Peterson (13668) who was with the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. He was awarded the Military cross and Mention in Dispatches. He served in Vietnam with the Australian Army Training Team (AATTV) from Aug 1963 to Oct 1965 and 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment Apr 1970 to June 1971.Copy of a Newspaper article: Warning to Australians, Saigon 'no place to be'. by Bruce Wilson in1972 which was published in the Brisbane Sun, Monday , November 6, 1972major arthur barry peterson, 13668, royal australian infantry corps, military cross, mention in dispatches, australian army training team vietnam (aattv), 2nd battalion, the royal australian regiment, newspaper clippings, saigon, united states

Australian soldiers with a Vickers gun. Newspaper clipping from Cairo "Last Australian leaves Tobruk"

At the time this match was listed as a 1st grade match but was later seen as the first Ashes match although Australia had toured England twice before. Despite a 1st innings collapse, Australia eventually won by 7 runs, largely due to the efforts of Australian fast bowler Spofforth who finished the match with 14 for 90. Players:- Harry Boyle (Bendigo local)- Medium pace bowler Murdoch - RH batsman Chalmers - Rh batsman & medium bowler Blackham - wicket keeper Bonner - RH batsman, big hitter Garrett - fast medium bowler Giffen - middle order all-rounder Horan - middle order batsman Jones - fast medium bowler and all-rounder Massie - opening batsman. 55 runs in 57 minutes off 60 balls. McDonnell - opening batsman Palmer - off-break bowler Spofforth - fast bowlerCopy of a drawing published in an English newspaper. Australian Ashes Team, 1882, image shows group of men attired in cricket clothing, standing in front of tent. Original drawing has thirteen cricketers. This copy is missing two people on the RHS. Cricketers listed in Image Title.clubs, cricket, australian cricket team 1882, australian ashes team