Green's legacy a fine place to live: the suburb was green in more than just its name by Martin Galvin
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Author Martin Galvin reflects on life in Greensborough in the 1950s and the changes that have occurred since then. Title of digital copy: "In my suburb, a bypass was mant to fix the traffic. But people still pour in."
News clipping, black text and colour image; and, 2 page print out of digital copy
