Newspaper, Diamond Valley News, 12 Nov 1991, 12 Nov 1991

Historical information

Cattle Duffing Feared – missing cattle in Hurstbridge, Christmas Hills, Watsons Creek.
Riders vie for “Cup of the Mountains” – horse riding
Main Road, Research property no longer attractive to buyers due to rezoning to open space.
Work at Churinga, Greensborough praised.
Crime rates increase
Shire of Diamond Valley to ban incinerators – Shire of Eltham to follow
Greensborough Secondary College students enjoy Oaks Day
Shire of DV President Barbara Smith attends international conference
Tea Party at Panorama Heights Pre-School
14 sheep killed at Panton Hill hobby farm
Water discolouration to water supply in Eltham and Diamond Valley
Amnesty
Comments in Letters section on Council draft Conservation and Heritage Strategy
Andre Haermeyer selected as ALP candidate for Yan Yean – a newly created seat.
Bill Willis of St Andrews pre-selected by Liberal Party for the above
Spring Clean campaign 1991
Photos and report on the Eltham Festival
Watsonia Neighbourhood Open House
Construction of 24 lot housing commission estate in Kemptson St Greensborough and associated traffic plan to be built.
Speed humps not a solution
Lower Plenty and Hurstbridge Schools Pen Pal scheme
Road Safety education at four local schools
Wycliffe Bible Centre opened – mud brick construction , designed by Alistair Knox.
Loyola College science students
Latest births at Diamond Valley hospital
Sunday Community Walks program
HEIDELBERG 150 FEATURE
General history article
Add with history for the Old England Hotel, Heidelberg
Janefield Special School
Real Estate add with photos of Rosehill Estate, Lower Plenty to be sold.
Large real Estate section: Eltham South Historic Mulberry Cottage c 1890
“Arnleigh” Bannons Lane, Yarrambat ca 1889
Early Knox home, 17 York Street, Eltham
Briar Hill builder recalls early days – Fred Squire p. 77
Kangaroo Ground Sculpture Awards – Peter Burns, Andrew Smith p. 77
Olive Grove and plaque at Simpsons Barracks Signals headquarters p. 77
Lower Plenty Neighbourhood Watch – p. 79
Feature article on weddings at Eltham Gateway Hotel with photos – p. 84
and more…

Physical description

Local newspaper (complete); 104 pages

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