Picture in Age; Nunawading victor, Rosemary Varty, with Mr Kennett and Andrew Peacock. State Government by-election, 1985.Picture in Age; Nunawading victor, Rosemary Varty, with Mr Kennett and Andrew Peacock. State Government by-election, 1985.nunawading, elections, varty, rosemary, kennett, jeff, peacock, andrew

Bi-election, Nunawading Province, 1985. Profile and leaflet for Liberal, Rosemary Varty. Leaflet for Labor, Bob Ives.Bi-election, Nunawading Province, 1985.politics and government, nunawading province, elections, varty, rosemary, ives, bob

Liberal Candidate, Rosemary Varty, wins Nunawading Province By-Election beating Bob Ives, Labor, by 9,000. Rosemary Varty, wins Nunawading Province By-Election.elections, aitken, leila, varty, rosemary, kennett, jeff, ives, bob

A State government by-election held after tied votes for Rosemary Varty and Bob Ives enabled a small number of mountain cattlemen to turn the Nunawading by-election into a unique chance to hold political power and the future of their mountain grazing leases firmly in their grasp.A State government by-election heldelections, nunawading, ives, bob, varty, rosemary

Blackburn Primary School want City of Nunawading to 'stand up' against the Alfred Street brothel application. The school strongly supports the principle of the private members bill moved in the Parliament by the Nunawading Province member, Mrs Rosemary Varty. It aims to give Councils the right to veto brothel applications within their boundaries.Blackburn Primary School want City of Nunawading to 'stand up' against the Alfred Street brothel application. brothels, blackburn primary school, no. 2923, city of nunawading, victoria. planning appeals board, varty, rosemary, alfred street, blackburn

Nunawading M.L.C. Rosemary Varty has been appointed Upper House spokesperson on Women's affairs and resources.Nunawading M.L.C. Rosemary Varty has been appointed Upper House spokesperson on Women's affairs and resources.varty, rosemary

Appeal to Nunawading voters to stop the government 'running the High Country'. - pamphlet at a Nunawading byelection.Appeal to Nunawading voters to stop the government 'running the High Country'. - pamphlet at a Nunawading byelection.elections., victoria. legislative council. nunawading seat, mountain cattlemen, political parties, liberal party, varty, rosemary

LOCAL GOVERNMENT: Box Hill/Whitehorse 1. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ SHNN No. 2, Feb. 1983 (1 page). 2. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re City of Box Hill West Ward Councillor Richard Anderson, SHNN No. 10, June/July, 1984 (1 page). 3. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill South Ward Councillor Tom Thorpe, SHNN No. 13, Nov./Dec. 1984 (1 page). 4. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill South Ward candidates David Reid & Trevor Stanning, SHNN No. 17, Aug./Sept. 1985 (1 page). 5. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill South Ward Councillor Phillip Tuckett, SHNN No. 19, Nov./Dec. 1985-Jan. 1986 (1 page). 6. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill South Ward candidates Ian Buckingham & Jim Swindon, SHNN No. 23, Aug./Sept. 1986 (1 page). 7. ‘Row over reserve’, Progress Press, 17.9.1986 (re Lorne Parade) (1 page). 8. ‘Whitehorse clamp down’ & ‘Council urges residents to dob in branch offenders’, SHNN No. 104, Feb. March 2000 (1 page). 9. ‘Cr. Rosemary Varty says’, SHNN, No. 2, Feb. 1983 (1 page). 10. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill West Ward Councillor Ray L. Hill SHNN No. 5, Aug./Sept. 1983 (1 page). 11. ‘Who is looking after our interests?’ re Box Hill South Ward Councillor Stephen Szetey, and West Ward Councillors Richard Anderson, Nicholas Kirmos & Kelvin Lane, SHNN No. 41, Aug./Sept. 1989 (1 page). 12. ‘Local government elections’, re candidates for Box Hill’s re South Ward candidates West Ward Terry Allen & Anthony Hargreaves; Mont Albert Ward Richard Anderson, Mark Traynor & Toni Fribence; Broughton Ward Margaret & Phillip Tuckett. Also City of Camberwell North East Ward Carolyn Ingvarson & Ilias Gouletsas, SHNN No. 29, Aug./Sept. 1987 (2 pages), and SHNN No. 47 Aug./Sept. 1990 (2 pages). 13. ‘Local government – a new start’ re City of Whitehorse Councillor Helen Buckingham, SHNN No. 87 April/May 1997 (1 page). 14. ‘W(h)ither local government?’, re boundary changes, SHNN No. 69, April/May 1994 (1 page). 15. ‘Local government amalgamations’, SHNN, No. 72, Oct./Nov. 1994 (1 page). 16. ‘Leafy Mont Albert in a fix over zoning error’, ‘The Age, 21.7.2016 (1 page). box hill whitehorse local government