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Bendigo Historical Society Inc.
Archive - LIVING STORIES OF THE VICTORAIN GOLDFIELDS
DVD. Living Stories of the Victorian Goldfields. Bendigo, Castlemaine, Maldon. Short films and Podcast tours. Two Discs. -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Guitarist, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port GuitaristNumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania -
Greensborough Historical Society
Newspaper Clipping, Diamond Valley Leader, Tuning in to help addicts, 10/04/2019
People battling gambling problems have a new resource to turn to with a podcast being launched by Banyule Community Health, run by former addict Shayne RodgersNews article 1 page, black text.banyule community health, shayne rodgers, gambling addiction -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - CoPP Mayor, Janet BOLITHO, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A Sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Mayor Janet BOLITHONumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, janet bolitho -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Creators of "Skirt by Sea", Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald Mair's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Creators of "Skirt by Sea"Numbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, skirt by sea -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Gerald MAIR, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port .07 - Gerald MAIRNumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Spirit of Tasmania (side view), Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Side view of "Spirit of Tasmania"Numbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - St Kilda Strumpet, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port St Kilda Strumpet (entertainment)Numbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, st kilda strumpet -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - St Kilda Strumpet with guitar, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port St Kilda Strumpet with guitarNumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, st kilda strumpet -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Gerald MAIR with family, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Gerald MAIR with wife and babyNumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Creators of "Skirt by Sea" with Carmel SHUTE, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Creators of "Skirt by Sea" with Carmel SHUTENumbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, skirt by sea, carmel shute -
Port Melbourne Historical & Preservation Society
Photograph - Maree CHALMERS, Gerald MAIR, Johnny MAY and Pat GRAINGER, Launch of "A Sense of Place" podcast, Spirit of Tasmania, Ann Smallpage, 22 Aug 2007
A set of colour photos taken on board the "Spirit of Tasmania" 22 August 2007 at the launch of Gerald MAIR's "A sense of Place" podcast, an audio heritage tour of Port Maree CHALMERS, Gerald MAIR, Johnny MAY and Pat GRAINGER.Numbered, dated on back in inkarts and entertainment - heritage tours, gerald mair, spirit of tasmania, maree chalmers, pat grainger, john may -
Melbourne Tram Museum
Poster - 7 episodes of tram stories, City of Melbourne, "Tramlines", 2023
... podcasts ...Poster published as part of promotion of "7 episodes of locative literature from Melbourne" featuring various stories of Melbourne tram routes from the riders perspective; Shamini Kumar route 59 Fiona Hardy route 109 Nova Weetman route 6 Shivaun Piozza - route 19 Vidya Rajan route 11 Nadia Bailey route 35 Emma Gibson route 58 Includes a map of the central city tram lines. Sponsored by the City of Melbourne and Broadwave. Oct. 2023Demonstrates a series of stories evolving around Melbourne tram routes and life.Poster - A2 printed in full colour.tramways, stories, melbourne, podcasts, tram routes -
Queen Victoria Women's Centre
Award Certificate, Victorian Community History Awards 2014, 2014
Framed certificate. Yellow accents. Black text. Grey scale photo of six men in background. 'Victorian Community History Awards 2014. Commendation. Or the best presentation of history which uses non-print media. This project can include multimedia exhibitions, radio, Cd/DVD, phone apps, websites, digital video/podcasts or online applications. Multimedia History Award. Queen Victoria Women's Centre Centenary Digital Timeline Website Queen Victoria Women's Centre.'awards -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Document - Media release, Podcast reveals unique Melbourne experiences, April 2022
In April 2022, the City of Melbourne partnering Storytown, with launched the "Melbourne Podcast Tour". Storytown, an application created by Jarrod Pickford offering audio guides. This self-guided tour takes you along the Yarra River, from Southbank to Docklands, taking around 1.5 hours to complete by bike or 2 hours by foot. From their website: "Told by locals Discover Australia through the voices of its locals! Storytowns collaborates with communities to craft immersive audio guides, offering authentic travel tales from the heart of each neighborhood. Simply grab your headphones, download our app and explore Melbourne’s suburbs with with our fresh-out-the-oven “Railway Stories” audio guides! And if you’re feeling adventurous this weekend, take a road trip through regional Australia and let us jazz up your adventure, where the local folks are the true stars of the story. Sue Dight was interviewed to add to tThe interview was a to way to put the Mission to Seafarers on the map and increase its visitation. Unfortunately the tour is not avalaible anymore (as from 2023).Digital copy of a media releasecom, city of melbourne, app, storytown, sue dight, on the map, marketing, audioguide, jarrod pickford, audio guides, self-guides tour, podcast, radio interview -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Audio - Radio interview, Triple RRR, Radio Marinara - Triple RRR, 26 June 2022
On Saturday 26 June 2022, Phillip Cornish, Acting CEO of the Mission, was interviewed by Radio Marinara. They talked about the role of the Mission, the life conditions of seafarers and the theft of the windvane.mission to seafarers, radio marinara, triple rrr, radio interview, podcast, weathervane, phillip cornish, windvane, theft -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Audio - Radio interview, The R and J Yarn, 21 December 2021
The interview of Sue Dight was recorded in the Mission. Episode Description For our final episode pre-Christmas 2021 we visited the Mission to Seafarers, Melbourne. We chatted to Sue Dight the CEO of the Mission to find out about the amazing and varied ways in which they care for visiting seafarers who come into port. We also found out about Sue's own career journey which is an inspiration. It's a nice time of year to be inspired by the story of an organisation that's looks out for a forgotten group. Enjoy, and have a great Christmas.This episod was recorded after the pandemic, and Sue Dight gives a lot of details about the work done during this period and the conditions the seafarers were subjected to. The épisode is also about Sue Dight, her career, her love for the Mission's architecture.Interview of Sue Dight recorded in the Mission to Seafarerssue dight, podcast, radio interview, the r and j yarn, mission to seafarers, pandemic, covid 19, open house, heritage colection -
Mission to Seafarers Victoria
Audio - Radio interview, 3aw, $10,000 reward for safe return of stolen 104-year-old weather vane, 20 May 2022
On 20 May 2022, Phillip Cornish, Acting CEO of the Mission, was interviewed by 3aw about the theft of the windvane and the reward. A $10,000 reward is on offer for the safe return of a historic weather vane. The 104-year-old weather vane was taken from the top of the Mission to Seafarers building in the Docklands in March. One generous patron is putting up the reward. CEO of Mission to Seafarers, Philip Cornish, is desperate for the weather vane to be returned. “It’s a wonderful piece of Victorian heritage,” he told Ross and Russel. “The person who returns it potentially gets $10,000, no questions asked. “We think its probably someone looking for scrap metal which would be an absolute disgrace if that’s the case.”mission to seafarers, radio interview, podcast, weathervane, phillip cornish, windvane, theft, 3aw, community radio, reward