Letters to the Progress Leader relating to City of Boroondara's tree lawsboroondara, city of boroondara, trees, local laws

Article in "Progress Leader" 13.08.2001 by Mathew Dunckley. Article describing early history of the lower Yarra River, Richmond Park and Burnley Horticultural College.progress leader, mathew dunckley, yarra river, richmond park, burnley horticultural college, history, the yarra trail guide, corroboree tree

Article in Progress Leader 24.05.2011 p 11. Description of Friends of Burnley Gardens member Liz Cooper's sustainability award from the Boroondara Council for her garden.the progress leader, liz cooper, sustainability award, boroondara sustainability award

Brief article from the education page of the Progress Leader promoting Siena College. Includes a black and white photograph of students at the front of the college taken in 1941.canterbury, siena college, riversdale road, colleges, students

Set of five newspaper clippings collected by Keith Kings in relation to his presentation of the Lecture "Has the wheel turned full circle for Melbourne's public transport system?" 1 - RMIT Media Alert - draft of 23/4/2002. 2 - RMIT letter to Keith Kings dated 15/5/2002 from Assoc Professor, Jennifer Morris thanking Keith. 3 - RMIT Open line June 2002 reporting on the event - whole issue retained. 4 - Newspaper cutting from Progress Leader 16/9/2002 reporting on Keith's presentation and discussing route 109. Has a photo of Keith standing alongside a tram. 'Swift tram rescue is cut to the quick" by Matthew Schultz. 5 - Newspaper cutting, from the Whitehorse Leader, 18/9/2002, "Crisis warning on public transport", by Matthew Schultz. Note: A version of the lecture also appeared in the September 2002 issue of Transit Australia magazine.In ink on both cuttings (4 and 5) date and the newspaper. On item 5 in ink Keith has a handwritten note on the item along with "For Many decades, not just one"trams, tramways, public transport, route 109, rmit, yarra trams

Letter to the editor responding the origin of the Blue Hole, short history of the Mont Albert Brickworks which is now the John August Reserve6 paragraphs and letterjohn august reserve, parks and reserves, brickworks

a letter to Editor on plan fears of development of "Shrublands". Includes a concise history and description of the early history of the property. The letter also signals intentio s to fight to save the property.Peter and Robin Adams of Balwyn Road, Canterbury, sparked a successful campaign to save Shrublands. See also #1071.shrublands, balwyn road, carter>ernest, vineyards, urban planning

1 page newspaper article non-fictionBoroondara Council and Victorian Government representatives discuss stance on proposed planning zone changes in the arearesident action, boroondara council, town planning

A5 page with colour photoboroondara residents' action group, maling precinct protection group, canterbury history group, maling road, canterbury history

Colour Photo from the Progress Leadercanterbury railway station murals, canterbury community action group, john constable, peter adams, robin de costa adams, leader local grants

An advertising feature edition of the Progress Leader devoted to local traders and professionals in Boroondaraboroondara, maling road, statistics, canterbury village, canterbury road, schools, balwyn, kew, camberwell market

Newspaper cutting from the Progress Leader, 7 January 2002 on VCAT decision on toilet locationcanterbury, maling road, toilets, town planning, bryson street, victorian civil and administrative tribunal, city of boroondara

Newspaper cutting from the Progress Leader, 3 September 2001. Criticisim of Public Toilet sitecanterbury, maling road, toilets, town planning

Article from the Progress Leader, 29 May 2007 on Michael Logan and Logan Street Canterburycanterbury, logan street, logan> michael, west creek, boroondara roads board, roads and streets

Letter to the Progress Leader, 30 May 2006, with a poem written by Marie Mills as a tribute to Neil Whitfordcanterbury, street entertainers, whitford> neil, poetry, camberwell, mills> marie

Newspaper cutting from the Progress Leader, 23 July 2001. discussion of future site and style of toiletcanterbury, maling road, toilets, town planning

Article from the Progress Leader, 8 May 2007, regarding poisoning of pigeons at Canterbury Railway Stationcanterbury, canterbury railway station, pigeons

Small article from the Progress Leader describing the new "learning street" in Strathcona. Includes a small coloured photographcanterbury, schools, strathcona baptist girls grammar school, murrie> vanessa, hall> mary

Report from the Progress Leader on the concern of City of Boroondara over the growing number of high-rise apartments in the area. .boroondara> city of, victorian government, drost> mary, high-rise buildings

Article from The Progress Leader reporting on the decision of the Boroondara Council to impose tougher penalties for Tree removal infringements.canterbury, city of boroondara, trees, by-laws, kelly> robin, victorian tree industry organisation

Report from Progress Leader on the dismay felt by the Canterbury community on the approval by VCAT of the proposed development of the Bradshaw's sitecanterbury, maling road, d.h. bradshaw auto service pty ltd, vcat, australia mei jei, brag, roach> jack, luppino> john, addis> jane, shopping centres, city of boroondara

Article from the Progress Leader on calls for a memorial to Canterbury and Camberwell busker Neil Whitford. includes a coloured photographcanterbury, street entertainers, whitford> neil

Article from the Progress Leader 25 March 2002, reporting the sale of Chaucer's Reception Centre to an unnamed developer.canterbury, canterbury road, chaucer's reception centre, reception rooms, town planning, boroondara> city of

Article from the Progress Leader 9 April 2013 stating that Boroondara suburbs are no longer the most sought after.canterbury, boroondara> city of, australian bureau of statistics, statistics

Article from the Progress Leader, with a coloured photograph of the four sets of twins starting school at Canterbury Primary School 2011.canterbury, canterbury primary school, molesworth street, students, tonkin> anne