WILLIAMSTOWN WESTDOC
HOLDINGS INDEX
FIT 1985
contents PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT GENERAL 1 MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING 1 ARCHITECTURE 2 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 2 HISTORY 3 POPULATION AND SOCIAL QIARACTERISTICS GENERAL 5 STATISTICS: DISTRIBUTION, GROWTH, MIGRATION 5 COMMUNITY ORGANISATIONS 5
URBAN AND REGIONAL SETTLEMENT GENERAL , 6 HOUSING 6 EFFECTS OF URBANISATION AND INDUSTRIALISATION 6 HISTORY 7 ECONOMY LAND AND PROPERTY 10 INDUSTRY 10
TRANSPORT SERVICES 11 ROAD AND RAIL 11 HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 14 GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION GENERAL 15 PUBLIC UTILITIES 15
URBAN AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING 18 INDUSTRY 19 HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS 19
RECREATION AND LEISURE GENERAL 21 MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING 21 FACILITIES 21 EDUCATION AND CULTURE GENERAL 23 SCHOOLS, COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES 23 EXTRA MURAL EDUCATION 24 LIBRARIES AND INFORMATION SERVICES 24 ARTS 25 CHURCHES 25 HISTORY 25 AUTHOR AND INSTITUTION INDEX 27
SUBJECT AND LOCALITY INDEX 29
TITLE INDEX 41
- A. * r • — m ,-. r -L/T JO1" 1 - 1 .1 llj 0 0 -* ~."»: ~ a \ut !ior ity X study of the port Phillip coast «xt°nding fron Barwon Reads to ,Joint "Tenean to develop CITY OF WILLIAMSTOWN guidelines for its management, A -man of the municipality of protection and imorovenent. The Willianstown, study involved assessment of: 1) natural and man—made resources; n.d . cage 2) recreational facilities and 'lao activities; 31 demands made on th« west by recreation, industry, AVAILABILITY: VWIL oorts and urban development; 4) public viewpoints; 5) coastal Ma os strat^rj-ie^ antf guidelines; 6) Cartograohy administration and finance, Williaustown (Vic) ; Seaches; Environment; Coast"! ino .'lelbourne: Victorian Sovemment conservation Printer, Dec 1977: 139 pages; 10 Williamstown Beach (Vic) appendices; 'laps; TSBN 0724112790 Doo* PLAU OF WILLIAMSTOWN: COJITY OF AVAILABILITY: VWIL SOURKF A **a* of WI 1. liamstown and its "Environment.a ' protection; sntdiviaionrj in 1R5 5. Conservat ion; Coastline conservation; Land use; lelbourne: Surveyor lener-n l • s Recreation; Recreational Office, Nov 20 1-35S facilities; Ports dap Pa n eaement; Administration; ; laps 5 Cartosrachy; Nistory TdE STRAND, WILLI A'1ST OWN Williamstown (Vic) A brochure outHninc plans to develop a recreation area along the Strand in Williamstown, IAWACEM^TT AND FLA FTTP", between Worth Road and Parsons Sarina, Public comment and suggestions on the olans is requested. peRT P'ULLI? COASTAL STU9 [ Victoria. Environment Protection April 1973: Unpared Authority; Victoria, linistry for brochuro Conservation; Port Phillip PI (A I CAL ' 7T^o»LM'-EdT * 7 ••, T T / 'I T- T T- 1 • - , ; ;TT T f ,-1 T ir>»r' M r: 1 * T \ 1 TI-\II ~*.i i -r /-•' t ...... L j. . . j.... .« .'•.:< j ...... -i... J. ... . i j I . - ' - ' ' Ro creation areas Proootion; Planning 3 Th^ strend, --'l 1 lia nst o >rn ( /ic) TIE CLFAW AT^ BATTL'" TAIP-'S TEE 1 a T M E Taylor T .WC'ilVEC Pu >E A report on the Newport Pow^- Station appeals hearinc, claim1". n - that if the relevant legislation 6 had bo^n better timed, th- DON'T LET TIE! TEAR DOWN ' TOWN hearing may not have been needed OUTC EY and the station may have y^ooo A report on a meeting of people closer to completion. concerned at the large number of housing demolitions in The Perald, July 11 197'-'. 1 aagp Wi 1 li a-*is town . They b^ lie-re that Newspaper article the historic nature and traditional streetscapes of AVAILABILITY: VWIL Williamstown should be preserved. •Environmental protection; Eaorgy ?he Tail no 2320 page 2, July 29 resources 1991 Leq-islation Newspaper article Newport Power Station (Vic) AVAILABTLTTY: VWIL 9 •'EWPOrtT IS A DAUCEn A'LD A PWLE 'listeria buildings; Demolition Molding C (MLA) Landscape Planning; Public Tne Leader of the Opposition in opinion: Preservation Victoria outlines the reasons for W L 111 a*"stown (Vic> the Labour Party's opposition to the Newport Power Station, ^n 7 environmental, economic and P'-EW LIFE FOE ST JOT*'A: F21ENDS enerrgy conservation [rounds. LELP TO 2E3V0LE C'-U?C* A repo-r; on Plans to restore she fie raid, cargo S, \<*1 4'? bi*it John's Methodist Gasmen in Newspaper 3ri-ic"° iii 1 liamstown, and the financial assistance th-> church has AVAILABTLITY: VWIL r-^cei'-ei *~o support the pr-mj=-ct. Environmental degradation: Vi 1 1 Lams town Advertiser, pacre • 6 . Electricity supply; Pollution July 7 \916 Eatural resources: Politics ''owspep^r article Newport Power Station (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL 10 E'EWPO .T LIVELY 20 SPEAK LAW: SEC listc-ic buildings: Apis-ches; Chubb p; Ushor- <- "Jest or a t ion A report that the !->wport Pow-p- Finance Station may not be able to meet St John's Methodist Church, the pollution control standards Williamstown (Vic) set by the Environment Protection Authority (EPA), and that the EPA would not be able to enforce the standards because its monitoring crogramme .nay not be r/>ady 'or two y»ars. > P 1YSIC AL Evr VI ilONEFENT The Acre, page 3, Wov 12 193 0 Licences and licensincr Newr aper article 'Tewport Power Station (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL 13 Air pollution; I-Environmental NEWPORT WILL CONFDRIi T^ EPA protection CONDITIONS: SEC Law; Monitoring The State Electricity Commission Newport Power Station (Vic) has denied a report in th^ Acre 11 that the Newport Power Station NEWPORT NO PROBLEM, SAYS SSC would not be able to comply/ with Chadwick P ^Environment Protection Authority A report on the Newport Power licence conditions. Station and the lack of any air The Age, Nov 13 1900: 1 parrr* pollution monitoring by the Newspaper article Environment Protection Authority. AVAILABILITY: VWIL The Age, page 21, June IU 1931 Newspaper article Environmental protection: Air pollution AVAILABILITY: VWIL Newport Power Station (Vic) Environmental protection; 14 Electricity supply POWER WITHOUT POLLUTION Monitoring; Pollution Colebatch T EJewport Power Station (Vic) A report on the environmental issues associated with the 12 proposed Newport Power Station. LSWPORT POWER STATION: FINDINGS Includes a brief history of the OF THE ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION project. APPEAL 30ARD A summary of the findings of the The Age, Jan 20 1975: 1 page; inouiry into the environmental First of a three-part report on effects of the proposed Newport the Newport Power Station Power Station with regard to: (The Power and the Pollution Part water pollution; foi; air 1) pollution; visibility; health and Newspaper a rt icle medical issues; safety limits; AVAILABILITY: VWIL aesthetics; noise. It was found that licences should not be Pollution; "Environmental refused, provided the^ modified degradation: Air pollution conditions are adhered to. Electricity supply; Politics: Includes a list of witnesses at Unions the hearing and a brief history Newport Power Station (Vic) of the 'Tewport project, Victoria: State Electricity Commission of Victoria, August HISTORY 1974: 29 pages Booklet 15 AVAILABILITY: VWIL THE WATERSHED ^EO^ON OF MARIBYRNONG RIV13. AND TRIBUTARIES Environment; Pollution; Jones J -Electricity supply Notes for a tour of the catchment area of Maribyrnong River and its 3 72 { ilCAL 7' /I io~;\ P'V tr i1>ut e »* i es , id ont l f-.'inc ar^ao. of environmenta 1 and historical interes t. Sept 19J1: 6 sages; An updated edition of these notes is titled: "^PwTter!" of the Maribyrnoncr tour, Sunday 25th Jovember 1934' JnE")ound sheets AVAILABILITY: VWIL Iistoric sites; Physical environment; divers Heritage; Tourism Maribyrnonq- River (Vic): Deep Creek (Vic); Jacksons Cr^ek (Vic) rY POPULAPTor AND SOCIAL J'-ARACTER"r STICSG 0 O-PT'-"'OAT .OFPlUNTr* 0-?OAr7I3ATIOUS A>Tr> ASSOCIATIONS 16 MELBOURNE'S TRIBUTE TO J J LISTON : THOUSANDS ATTEND RSOJIEM AND 13 FUNERAL CITY OF WILLIAMSTOWN DIRECTORY: An obiturary for and report on 1973 the funeral of Mr John James Mayer w (come); Parrott Z (comp); Liston, a prominent Catholic Rollinson R (comp); Sutherland L citicen and Williamstown (comp) businessman. He had been mayor of A directory of community Williawatown for 6 years, a organisations, facilities and commissioner of the Melbourne services in Williamstown. Harbour Trust and the Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, Williamstown, Vic: Williamstown and a trustee of the Melbourne Community Centre Cooperative Ltd, Cricket Ground. 1979: 32 pages; Produced with support from the Williamstown The Sun, page 11, April 15 1914 City Council Wewspaper article Book AVAILABILITY: VWIL AVAILABILITY: VWIL Obituaries Directories; Community Officials; Community organisations; Community participation facilities Listen, John James Aged; Youth; Migrants; Health services; Welfare services; Children's services; Recreation; STATISTICS: DISTRIBUTION, 3R0WTH, Snort Williamstown (Vic) MIGRATION 17 WILLIAMSTOWN HAS HIGH DEATH RATE A report on a recently published book, which states that Williamstown, which has long been regarded as a healthy suburb, has the 10th highest death . rate in Melbourne, and almost twice the death rate of Doncaster. Pollution is cited a' a probable contributor to the high death rate. Williamstown Advertiser, August 10 1977: 1 page Newspaper article AVAILABILITY: VWIL Statistics; Demography; Mortality Pollution; Health Williamstown fVic) '•H '.itetj-jm ,•*. 4«t« »-., URBAN AND SITTAT . ;p ELEMENT > •': T aau- 19 21 ["HE WEST'DP' TQ.-' o: MELSOJR NE: THE DISPLACED: A STUDY OF MOdSTNO A j-'Tgp.T ig LI -n- CONFLICT Id rLELHOU">N.E-S INNER >h aw G 'ed ) CrTY v A list of beo s, pamphlets, Centre for Urban Research and is'-rs paper an 1 a'ournal articles, Act ion nevy.siet ters and other material A study into the lac1' of low published '""-••-'ore 197 7 on the income housinrg in the inn*1" Lestern Pesion of Melbourne which suburbs of Melbourne, and t'-e are available in libraries in the Inequitable distribution of u*-nicin-tlitias of Altona, available housing in the whole of Essendon, Footscray, Xeilor, Melbourne, •Recommendations are Sunshine, ALL 1 liamstown, Bacchus made in regard to policies and -Ursh, Helton and Werribee. The methods which would promote more location of each item is also eguitable housing allocation. given. Victoria: The Centre, April 1977: Eeiicourne: Footscray Institute of 133 pages; Bibliography; 3 Technology, 1979: 103 pares appendices; Study funded. by the Boo1-. Australian Housing Research Council; ISBN 0909107033 A V A I LA 111LITY : V WIL BooTr Bib!iocraphies; 'n for mat ion AVAILABILITY: VWIL sou rcos housing: Public housing? Socially 20 disadvantaged; Low income groups 27E WESTERN REGION OF HELLOJRNE Tenants: Accommodation: Social A FT'DIPG LIST: SJPPLEMEU' stratification; I n ve s t -ten t; 197 3-79 Government po.1 icies Ah aw c red) Displacement; Essendon rWic>; \ su',-piemen to the original Footscray (Vic); Williamstown fin-ling list for worts on the f /ic) Westorn Pes ion of del. bourne. Lists ite*-,s su b I.i shed in 1973 and 19 79 which ar available in (EFFECTS OF URBANISATION AND libraries in the municipalities of Altona, Bacchus Marsh, IN DU ST RT AL IS AT I ON Essendon, Footsera E • .'oil or, del ton, '. ? e r r^e i eb • anri Willi a*->s t own 22 GROUP FEARS INDU PTRIE3 WILL ELAId lelbourne: Footscray Institute of WATERFRONT Technology, 19E0: 52 pages A group of Williamstown residents BooV fear that a dry docv near Break-rater Pier will lead to the A /A I LA PILI TY : 7 -. IL industrialisation of the area between the pier and the Naval Bibliographies; Information Barracks. This would spoil much sour ces of Williamstown•s foreshore, and land reclamation could acfeet other areas of Williamstown and Port -"hill in Ha v. 6 RBAN \ED RETRIAL SETTLEMENT Williamstown Advertiser, cage 1, AVAILABILITY: VWIL Jan 27 1971 Newspaper article History; Settlement Anecdotes; Ships and shiooing; AVAILABILITY: VWIL Industrial developcent; Government; Churches; Cemeteries; Industrialisation; Coasts Schools; Sport Public opinion; Environmental Williamstown (Vic) degradation; Land reclamation Williamstown (Vic); Dry docks 25 LANGHORNE BROS HELPED ->UILD WILLIAMSTOWN HISTORY An article on the role the Langhorne family played in the early development of 23 Williamstown, related from the COASTAL PASSENGERS TO PORT Williamstown Historical Society's PHILLIP, 1939 newsletter. The Langhorne Hughes I A brothers opened a general store A list of ships and passengers to and the first wool store in arrive in Victoria during 1839. Williamstown, they sank a well to Ihips are listed chronologically; provide the best supply of fresh passengers are listed water available at the time, and alphabetically. they constructed a wooden chapel Northcote, Vic: Ian A Hu7h.es in the chxirch reserve of Saint 1933: Uncaged Ma r y' s. Book Williamstown Advertiser, June 19 1974 AVAILABILITY: VWIL Newspaper article Settlers; Ships and shipping AVAILABILITY: VWIL History: Genealogy Settlers; History 24 Retail trade; Historic buildings TNE HISTORY OF WILLIAMSTOWN: FROM Langhorne family; Williamstown ITS FIRST SETTLEMENT TO A CITY, (Vic) 1334-1934 Elsum W H 26 A history of Williamstown and its NEWSLETTER: CITY OF FOOTSCRAY development, including HISTORIC AL SOCIET Z information on its: 1) 'Shipping; City of Footscray Historical 2) industrial development; 3) Society early settlers; 4) municipal Newsletters of the City of government and political Footscray Historical Society representation; 5) churches, which was formed on 17 October schools and cemeteries; <3) sport; 196P. 7) notable events and identities. Footscray, Vic: City of Footscray 1934: 144 pages; Compiled by Historical Society, 1970-1931: 3 order of the Williamstown City Vols; Vol 1: newsletters 1-26, Council; Index, list of folios 1-173; Vol 2: newsletters illustrations and corrections 27-42. folios 174-272; Vol 3: compiled 1934 by A Ackerly and B newsletters 41-56, folios 264-404 Lamieson Book Book AVAILABILITY: VWIL 7 7 Esie • \L SJ:' 2:'li rra U.F'V! A ,-"* 'i'-tsryr '.pcial i is gory- 7. ''' En Tevs 1 r»t ** o r s Art? .Administration: 'Iistoric buildings; sands; Celebrations; •W-\Tb\pILT ET: VEIL Cemeteries; Eha^che-?; Industry; Associations* Bridges; snips and shipping; Ports; Urban Biographies: Schools je*-eiop"aent: History? Settlement Footsore/ t'Vic); City of '.-vcial environment? Local Footscray Historical Society government; Schools: Churches; iotols; Transport; Commerce; 27 Culture: Population: Community: THE OLD 'TO 17 Anecdotes A special feature on the history P i11i ams t ow n (Vic) of Williamstown, relating stories about: 1) the inguest into the 29 death ot" 21 Chinese passengers on SOLOMON-S FORD: 'MICE FORD'' JHICi a ship heading for Melbourne; 2) SOLOMON? historic buildings in the area, Jones V J including the df- Customs House; A detailed study of Solomon's 3) a murder at Stony Creek, and Ford on the Maribyrnong River and reports of a ghost there; 4) the its historical significance. Williamstown cemetery. Investigates the historical references to the ford and traces Williamstown Advertiser, cages 11 the Solomon family history, -18, Feb 25 1976 relationships and land ownership Newspaper article in the area. AVAILABILITY! VWIL Fitciroy, Vic: Globe Press, 1933: 6A paces; Bibliography; ISBN History: Heritage 0959367179 Anecdotes; Iistoric buildings; Boob Diseases Williamstown <7ic); Customs AVAILABILITY: VWIL; VWIL douse. Pel son Place, Williamstown 'Vic) Rivers; History; Rxploration; Set tlers Genealogy PORT OF MAN/ PROP1") Solomon's r'ord t'Vic); laribyrnong Evens W p River (Vic); Solomon family A comprehensive account of the settlement and growth of the 30 community of williamstown, SOUVENIR OF CbNOURY: SHOP PINE highlighting the influence its C L'T.v E CELIEBRATES 100 Y^ARS port facilities and shipping A souvenir edition of the Western industry had in: opening UP the Times marking the centenary of western hinterland: tne the Footscray shopping centre. distribution of population; the Includes articles on the pro-cress of the entire tract of development of the shopping land *-h a t was eventual! y to centre and individual shoes. become the state of Victoria. It also records the regeneration of destern Times no 31 pages 1-40, Williamstown to become a Oct 3 1932 dormitory suburb with a potential Unbound sheets for housing a huge workforce for the who's metroooliten area. AVAILABILITY: V IL le i ''-pur ne -Lsw thorn Press, 1969 : History; Shopping centres URBAN AN1) RHOIO'LV-, SETTLEMENT Celebrations? Heritage* Historic Iistoric sites; Heritage; Walking buildings; Commercial development Tourism; Ports; History Footscray (7ic) Williamstown (Vic) 31 33 UNVEILING OF THE POINT OELLIJRAND WILLIAMSTOWN HISTORIC SEAPORT: BURIAL GROUND PLAQUE: A BRIEF MAP AND TOURIST GUIDE 3UTLINE HISTORY OF THIS CEMETERY Spotswood Press? Willy Hire a Evans W P Bike An outline of the history of a A tour guide for historic temporary burial ground in Williamstown, with notes on the Williamstown, which was used history of the area and specific between 1342 and 13 57 to bury historic buildings. those who died from yellow fever Spotswood. Vic: Spotswood Press, contracted on a voyase from n.d.: Unpaged Greenock to Williamstown. Burials Booklet of children or spouses of persons already interred in the burial AVAILABILITY: VWIL ground were permitted until it became illegal because the ground Tourism; Heritage; Historic was never proclaimed for use as a sites; Historic buildings general cemetery. Over 1000 History? Walking; Cycling bodies were exhumed and re—buried Williamstown (Vic) at the new cemetery in 1339, 920 of them in a mass vault. Feb 27 1972: 7 pages Booklet AVAILABILITY: VWIL Cemeteries; iistoric sites Diseases Point Gellibrand Burial Ground, Willianstown (Vic) 32 WILLIAMSTOWN HISTORIC SEAPORT: HERITAGE WAL.< Co-ordiaation Williamstown A map and commentary for a walk or drive through- historic Ri11iamstown, Includes notes on the original settlement of the area, as well as notes on individual sites and buildings. /iIliamstown, Vic: Co-ordination gilliamstown, n.d.: Unpaged; Co—ordination Williamstown is an organisation which seeks to develop and promote Williamstown as a historic area Brochure AVAILABILITY: VWIL 9 ECOEO 1Y L/PLP .Er "> P E E > " ^•_,g '''*•*" i -si. on cy ,/i 1 liamstown Naval Dockyard (Vic) pi .3=5 INDUSTRY 35 ALICE I.N WILLIAMSTOWN Campbe!I F An article deaoribing inefficiency, poor aanarrement and other problems at the Williamstown Naval Dockyard. The author calls for: 1) a shipbuilding programme; 2) reform in bureaucratic processes; 3) reorganisation of management?. "•) an end to the habit of blaming the problems on 'slothful, greedy manual workers with an irrational penchant for strivins over trivia'. The Age, page 11, June 24 1911 Newspaper article AVAILABILITY": VWIL Shirs and shipping; laritime industry Vi minis*: r at i on ; la a a dement : -i ) TRATSPOET r E-'RV CEE vintage locomotives. Work is being carried out on Spotswood premises, which will act as a 37 depot when the service becrins. *I ELBOURNE TRANSPORTATION STUDY Wilbur Smith and Associates; Len Williamstown Advertiser, August T Fraser and Associates 2\ 19 33: 1 mage Based on a comprehensive survey Newspaper article of transport in Melbourne, which was completed in 1965. Volume 1 AVAILABILITY: VWIL deals with the results of the survey regarding modes of travel, Rail services? Heritage origin and destination of travellers, travel time and other 39 travel patterns. Volume 2 deals A DREAM THAT'S B'EINO REBUILT specifically with parking in the Forbes C central business district. and A report on the work of proof Volume 3 describes a detailed engineer Professor Xarlhein?. Roik transportation plan based on the on the redesign and construction results of the survey, using 1935 of the i«est Gate Bridge since a as a design year. It includes section of the bridge collapsed plans for the Underground Rail in October, 1970. Loop, new freeways and other roads, improved and new railways, The Age, 1972? buses and trams, and parking Newspaper article facilities, costing a total of S2,616 million. AVAILABILITY: VWIL Carlton, Vic: Metropolitan Bridges; Construction Transportation Committee, 1969: 3 Safety/? Design; Engineering vols; Vol 1: survey; 162 pages; West Gate 3ridge (Vic); Roiv, Appendix: survey forms? Vol 2: Karlheinz parking? 77 pages? 5 apoendices; Vol 3: the transportation plan; 40 ol cages IT'S RONE ,/ITH FAITH, HOPE AND Boo'- TENSION Beckett R? Gawenda M AVAILABILITY? VWIL (vol 3) An article on the design and construction processes of the Transport? Parking; Rail West Gate Bridge. services; Bus services; Tram services; Roads and streets; Tne 7\ge, page 6, June 22 1970 Freeways; Commercial development Newspaper article Surveys; Planning? Finance Jnderground Rail Loop, Melbourne; AVAILABILITY: VWIL Melbourne Central Business District Bridges; Construction; Design Safety V/est Gate Bridge (Vic) ROAD AND RAIL 41 A KISS: AND A LITTLE BIT OF LUCK 3«? Warneke R 91.3M PROJECT STEAMS AHEAD A report on Patrick Hanaphy from Jamieson R Spotswood, who became the first A report on plans to establish a person to cross the West Gate orivate train service using Bridge from west to east when he 4 TRAN iPD<2 ran gcr*!"*' t-je last st.ee! r!r-|r>r and ^1 nan co o-* the .-Jest c^»-^» to -*r> i i "ted into place end join Bridge Authority foriginally the the bridge. Lower Yarra Crossing Authority), and the construction of the West 2h<-- Are, pa TO if ,jnne 5 1073 Rate 'gidge. lews paper article Footscray, Vic: Advertise- WAILABILITY: V/LIL Jamieson Printery, 1966-1)93?: Earlier title: 'Lower (ar*"-i Bridges Crossing Authority: annual Eonstru ction report' West Sate Bridge ( /ic); Hanaphy, Booklet Patrick AVAILABILITY: VWIL (1979, 19^0) 42 LOWER TOLLS POR TRUCKIES Bridcres; Annual reports A report on a scheme to provide Construction rebates for commercial vehicles West Sate Bridge Authority; Lower using Wast Gate Bridge vouchers. Yarra Crossing Authority Response to the scheme has been good, and a decision will be made 4 5 later in the year as to whether WEST EATS BRIDGE: ABOUT ONE YEAR it would be continued. TO GO A report on the background of the Pest Gate g^»ws, pa gen 1. and 3, Lower Yarra Crossing Authority, Sept 19S0 and on progress made in the Journal article construction of the West Gate Bridge. It is predicted that the AVAILABILITY: VWIL bridce will be ready for traffic In 1.971. Transport; Tolls Bridges Victoria: Lower Yarra Crossin : Rest Sate Bridge (Vic) .Authority, July/ 1970: Unpaged (Progress Bulletin .No 4) 43 Unbound sheets Top -IDE O"! PEAT GAVE George S: MacKinnon C A 7 AI LA BILI T Y : V WIL A description, ••'ith photographs, of the view from the top of the Bridges; Construction a 1most— completed Rest. Gate Progress reports Bri d re . West Gate Bridge (Vic) The 3ua, pages 36 and 4 5, April 5 46 1713 /EST GATE BRIDGE: CONSTRUCTED BY Newspaper article TIE LOW E R Y A R R A CEDE AI,T G AUTHORITY AVAILABILITY: VWIL A report on the wort that has been completed in the first two Bridges years of construction of the geot Construsti 00 Gate Bridce. West sate Bridge (Vic) Victoria: Lower Yarra Crossing •-". 4 Authority, April 1970: Unpaged -.' E S T G A T E BRIDGE A J 2 10 RIT Y : Unbound sheets •VPNUAL ? EPORT .'est Gate Bridce Authority AVAILABILITY: /WIL Annua! mport of the activities 1 2 TRANSPO LT rv Aridcges: Construction V ' .A T T A u T p T ' VWIL Progress resorts West Gate Bridge (Vic) ?oad safety; Accidents; Bridges Transport; Parks; Finance 47 Went Gate Bridge (Vic) WEST GATE BRIDGE: FIRST / -EA 1 OF CONSTRUCTION, APRIL 196S - APRIL 50 1969 WEST GATE WILL OPEN IN 1974: A report on the work that has STRENGTHENING AND 16-MONTH HALT been done in the first year of PUSH COST TO S70M construction of the West Gate Dean G 3ridge. An outline of the modifications iade to strengthen the West Gate Victoria: Lower Yarra Crossing Bridge since the collapse of one Authority, 1969: Unpaged section of the bridge in October, Jnbound sheets 1970. Under the revised construction schedule, the bridge AVAILABILITY: VWIL will be due to open early in 1974, with a revised estimated 3ridges; Construction cost 6 6 per cent higher than the Progress reports original estimated cost. The new • /est Gate Bridge (Vic) cantilever construction process for the bridge is outlined with 48 diagrams. WEST GATE SETBACK A report that the predicted The Age, Feb 16 1972: 1 page completion date for the West Gate Newspaper article Bridge has been deferred again because of an industrial dispute. AVAILABILITY: VWIL The Age, page 1, August 4 19/6 Bridges; Construction Newspaper article Disasters; Finance; Design West Gate Bridge (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL 51 3ridges; Strikes WEST GATE: INTO THE 21ST CENTURY Construction: Futiirology An outline of the progress made Rest Gate Bridge (Vic) in the construction of the West Gate Bridge. Includes a 49 statistical summary of the WEST GATE SEE; A TWO-YEAR RECORD bridge's dimensions. Carman G A report on various "aspects of 1976?: Unpaged the first two years of the Rest Unbound sheets Gate Eridge's operation, including: 1) there have not been AVAILABILITY: VWIL any serious accidents on the bridTe; 2) it is still losing Bridcres; Construction money, despite the increase in Statistics usage; 3) the floodlighting of West Gate Bridge (Vic) the bridge? 4) plans for a park on the eastern side of the 52 bridge. WEST GATE: THE GROWING CREDIBILITY GAP The Ane, page 5, Nov 11 1930 Beecher B| McKenzie G lowspaper article A study of the financial, industrial and structural 13 "3« . •:• ;,\7 ;PORA' '..; cr o ->i,—\ " '•* n*- ha-*-. pl.ar-ieg the Pi. 1 li rsfm" ~, -^ ~~ . r re**'ivei a n d .'est G**t' • I e m o l L s h e 'i . since mi*»rs 1.) -=>nd 11 of: the O 'mid"" col i m'"*''! !i 1 liamstown Advertiser, Auo-ust 11 1CP7:>: 1 pare t'ne A--.-, pace ?. Oct 15 117 a E'ews^aper article (Si>- ibr-s A:It«-r the Fall: Part I) AVAILA-LILITY: VWIL Newspaper article Ferry services AVAILABILITY: 7WIL Remolit ion ..'i 1 liamstown Ferry Bridges: Construction Pinance: Transport 56 West Gate Bridce ( Vic) TNE THIRD JAMES FLOOD Pong OP EARLY MOTORI'fG Paynting H H (ed) HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL \SRE2TS A pictorial history of early motor vehicles in Victoria. 53 Nest Footscray, Vic: James Flood OLD FERRY CLASSIFIED Charity Trust, 1976: 400 paces A report on the classification of the Newport Ferry by the National Trust, and hopes to have the AVAILABILITY: VWIL ferry, built in 1931. preserved. Transport; Motor vehicles; Foot s cray —Western Suburbs Photographs of motor vehicles Advertiser, page 11, Sept 34 1975 History Newspaper article 57 V/AILABTLITY: VWIL WILLIAMSTOWN TIMEBALL TOWER An outline of the history of the Perry services; leritage Williamstown Timeball Tower, Preservation which operated as a navigational Lil liamstown Ferry aid, light and time sicnal between 1S35 and 192o. 51 PRESERVE F'-E'LFi' - TRUST n.d . : 1 page The rational Trust has classified Unbound sheets the old Jilliamstown Ferry, and beliaves that it should be AVAILABILITY: VEIL preserve 1, Navigational .aids; Maritime 2h^ Hail, pa -e io. Sept 17 1975 industry; l^ritaje 'ews paper ar'-icle .Ships and. shin pine Williamstown Timeball Tower r*Vic) \/ATLA3TLTT-r: VWIL Ferry services; Heritage 7andalism; 7reservation Williamstown F-^rry \ SAO ""'") PR CAR FF22V Vi 1 i i a-est own Council will pay ""19,500 to have the old 14 EO-7'77 r 1 AND ADMINISTRATION r: .3 it T the licences for the station should not be refuse-}. 58 The Perald. July 29 1974: 1 cage ALFRED GRAVING DOCK, WILLIAMJTOWN Newspaper article Victoria. Public Wo-'-s Dept: Copies of reports and AVAILABILITY: VWIL correspondence relating to the construction of the Williamstown Environmental protection; Energy Graving Dock, and the problems resources caused by the introduction of the Newport. Power Station (Vic) 9—hour day. 61 Melbourne: Victorian Government CALL FOR MAJOR INOUIRY INTO SEC Printer, 1070: 9 pages Mr Harry Van Moorst, a lecturer Unbound sheets at Footscray Institute of Technology, has called for a full AVAILABILITY: VWIL —scale inguiry into the latest State Electricity Commission •fork conditions; Construction; price rises and the lack of Maritime industry pollution safeguards at the Ethics; State government Newport Power Station, Alfred Graving Dock. Williamstown (Vic); Contracts; 3 hour day The Mail, Sept 2 1991: 1 page Newspaper article 59 WILLIAMSTOWN COUNCIL 1991 - AND AVAILABILITY: VWIL ITS SERVICES Williamstown (Vic). Council I-Electricity supply author it ies; An outline of the functions and Pollution; Environmental services of the Williamstown City degradation Council. Prices and pricing: Monitoring State Electricity Commission of Williamstown, Vic: The Council, Victoria; Newport Power Station 1991?: Unpaged (Vic) Brochure 62 AVAILABILITY: VWIL THE CASE FOR NEWPORT POWER STATION Local government State Electricity Commission of Libraries; Electricity supply; Victoria Environnent; Welfare. services; An outline of the environmental Health services; Regulations and enercy reasons for the Viiliamstown (Vic). Council Newport Power Station. Melbourne: The Commission, !>7 5?: PUBLIC UTILITIES 23 pages Boov SO AVAILABILITY: VWIL 9145ft NEWPORT POWER PLANT GETS GO -AHEAD Electricity supply; Enercy A report on the findings of the resources; Environment; Pollution Snvironment Protection Appeals Needs: Planning Board hearinj: that the Newport Newport Power Station (Vic) Power Station would present no threat to public health, and that 15 #*- 'bEVL'R LIEN E A>rD V-.TMH ''IT I ON S3 environments! grounds. ^ "'USE NIDh-Ef NEWPORT COST So1 ebat :h r2 1974: " rare; Authorised hy 15 An article oo the economics of unions opposing th--* *ewport power the "o-.rnort Power station, in Station light er: l) the Inefficiency of Brochure convert1no natural gas to electricity? 2) the increasing AVAILABILITY: VWIL cost an3 limited availability of natural .gas* 3) the possibility Electricity supply? Pollution; if alternative sources of mower, 'Environnenta 1 degradat ion auch as pump storage. Sites Newport Power Station (Vic) The ace, Jaa 21 1975: 1 page; Second pf a three—part report on 66 the dewport Power Station NEWPORT PUTS THE MEAT ON HAMER (The pow=»r and the Pollution Part Colebateh T 2) An analysis of the political Newspaper article implications of the fight between trade unions and the state AVAILABILITY: VWIL government over the Tewport Power Station. The government's failure Energy resources; Gas supply to act responsibility in the Efficiency; Electricity supply early stages of decision—making 7r>\--r.o^t Power Station (Vic) about the Station is seen to be costly and politically dangerous 51 in the light of world enercy NEW PO'RER STATION IS CITY'S problems and increasing BIGGEST PROJECT opposition to the station. A publicity brochure outlining the proposed Newport Power The Age, Jan 2 2 1975: .1 pace; Statien, including: environmental Third of a three-girt report on protection measures; plans to the Newport Power Station improve and beautify the (The power and the Pollution Part foreshore along Th -» -Jtr*nl! the 3) roie of the station in providing Cows paper article enerry f-ir Victoria. AVAILABILITY: VWIL Victoria: State Electricity Eommlssion of Victoria, 1?73?: Politics; Unions Jnpaced Electricity supply: Environmental Brochure degradation Newport Power Station (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL 61 Electricity supply; Environmental NEWPORT: OR HOW TO CHOKE A CITY protect ion Tarrant K (Anti—Newport Power Land sea ae planning; Parks; Station Coalition) Publicity A report on the pollution Newport power Station (Vic) problems that will be caused by the proposed Newport Power 65 Station. The article describes NEWPORT POWER STATION - A GHASTLY the appeal by environmentalists MISTAK7: WUY T'LE TRADE J TIONS to the Environ nent Protection OPPO >P T 2 Appeals Tribunal as a farce, \ publicity brochure opposing the because the outcome was if-opose] "ewpprt Power Station on completaiy predictable. GOVERNMENT AND ADMINISTRATION G3- u Score, poc 12 1971: 2 pages AVAILABILITY: VWI "ewspauer article Electricity supply AVAILABILITY: VWIL Environment; Architecture; Sites Newport Power Station (Vic) Environ *iental degradation; Pollution 71 Newport Power Station (Vic) REGIONALISATION OF REFUSE DISPOSAL IN THE GREATER MELBOURNE AREA AND PROVINCIAL CENTRES: SOME NEWPORT: THE ISSUES REASONS WHY An article outlining the proE-tlems Victoria. Environment Protection associated with the proposed Authority. Land Waste .Management Elewport Power Station, in Branch particular, the environmental A report outlininc the basic impact of the station and the principles for regional disposal political arguments that have of refuse in response to the arisen since the station was progress and interest made by planned. regions in the Greater Melbourne Area and provincial centres Scope, pages 11-14, Oct 21 1976 throughout Victoria to adopt such Newspaper article an approach. Principles include: 1) security of long term AVAILABILITY: VWIL provision of refuse disposal sites within the region for all Environmental degradation; municipalities; 2) rapid Electricity supply completion of individual sites Politics being filled; 3) earlier return Newport Power Station (Vic) of land to useful service; 4) budgeting of funds over the long 69 term; 5) a cooperative approach POWER STATION HAS COME A LONG WAY to the purchase of plant and A description of the recently eguipment thus reducing the completed Newport Power Station burden on ind ividual and its new technological municipalities; o) operation of a processes. region under a committee of management, comprising one The Mail, pace 2. June 21 1931 councillor delegate from each Wewspaper article municipality. Operation of regional disposal is outlined in VVMLA3ILITY: VWIL the amended Local Government (Regional Refttse Disposal) Act Electricity supply 1973. Technology; Machinery Newport Power Station (Vic) Victoria: The Authority, 1974-1978: 1st ed 197 4; Rev ed 70 1976; 3rd ed 1973; Title varies PROPOSED POWER STATION AT NE RPDS-'T Booklet State Electricity Commission of Victoria. Publicity Division AVAILABILITY: VWIL (1976) An outline of the proposal for the new power station at Newport. Refuse; Waste disposal; Garbage? Regional planning Melbourne: The Commission, J\ine Reports; Local government 1971: Unpaged 3rochure 17 URBA'T A'r") R EGIONAL DEVELOPMBNV LASAEPiEFT A:") PLANNINE A7ATLAFILITY: V ;rL Jrban planning; iocial planninri 12 •development* Couierce; Pons in -; RE3TEnN SU^uRES PLA'ENI J"1 AND Industry; •Jnviron meat • Land use; T-VlPO'*MHNT ACTION PROGRAM: ETAS": Recreational facilities; Open > , I N v E AT II AT TON VIO Rp IMG P A."- ER S space; Community facilities; Western Suburbs Planning and Conservation Environmen**. Action Program, Rivers; Parks; Heritage; Iistoric Interagency,* Study Team buildincs; Reports; forking papers of 3 investigation Eecosaen ia t ions groups of tae Western Suburbs Eastern Suburbs Planning and Planning and Environment Action Environment Action ProTr'vu Procran, dealing with various Sunshine (Vicl; Footscray (vie)? community concerns about living Williamstown (Vic); A. I ton.a (id? standards in Sunshine, Footscray, Werribee (Vic) Nilliamstown, Altona and Werribee. /olume 1 deals with 7 3 issues relating to land use and WESTERN SUBURBS PLANNING AND environaent control, volume 2 ENVIRONMENT ACTION PROGRAM: STA^E with industrial, copmercial and 1, ISSUES IDENTIFICATION R7F0R2: residential development, and REPORT ON GROUP DISSJOS TOPS WITH volume 3 with urban conservation, RESIDENTS AND TASK GROUPS ON recreation and development of INDUSTRIAL, RESIDENTIAL A'LD community activities. RECREATION ISSUES Recommendations are made with Western Suburbs Planning and regard to: I) offensive industry Environment Action Program *sones; 2) industrial buffer A report on the first stag-* of sones; 3) area improvement the Western Suburbs Planning and procrams; 4) planning orograms Environment Action Program, which for industry, commerce and ai^s to investigate community housing; 5) an open space concerns about living conditions strategy; 61 waterways; 7) a and opportunities for i"iprov--T]ent heritase stratocy? 3) community in Altona, Footscray, Sunshine, and recreation facilities. ?hese Williamstown and Werribee. This reports and recommend at ions ar-^ report is a companion document to surmarised in companion doc11 aent, 'Planning and environment issues 'Planninj a better place to live; in the western suburbs of Western Suburbs Planning and Melbourne' and covers: 1) the Hnvirenment Action Program, stage results of group discussions with 2: progress report for public residents; 2) industrial and d i e cue s ion ' • related issues,; 3) residential and related issues; 4) recreation •* 'leibpurne: Rictoria. Ministry for and cultural issues. Planning and 'Environaent, Peat 19 3.?: 3 vols; Vol 1: Land use Melbourne: Victoria. Ministry for Planninr and environment controls Planning, March 19^3: 209 cages review; 67 capes; 7 refs; 6 in various pace seouences: 19 appendices; Vol ?: Industrial, refs; Consists of: 1) rer>o~t on co-nr-ercial and residential group discussions with residents development; 117 pages; 9 refs; by Maxine Cooper and Associates; is appendices; Vol 3: Jrban 2) report on industrial and conservation, recreation and related issues by the Industrial development o* community/ and Related Activities East activities: 137 pages; 15 -ef-j; 2 Group; 3) report on residential aopead ices and related issues '-y the pi'- Residential and A ei e t e d la \N AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT Activities .L-.sk Group; 1) report Ro com men *i at ions ; Public opinion on recreation and cultural issues Williamstown (Vic); The Strand. by the Recreation and Cultural Williamstown (Vic) Activities Tas«- Group; Also nnblishel as 4 separate volumes Book I IDUSTRY AVAILABILITY: VWIL 75 Environment; Lifestyle; Community INDUSTRIAL SITES ATLAS: MELBOURNE participation; Industry; RESTERN REGION Industrial refuse; Pollution; Melbourne Western Region Joint Residential development; Housing; Working Group Recreation; Culture A series of maps showing the Planning; Research; Surveys location, number, classification Altona (Vic); Footscray (Vic); and zoning of industries and Sunshine (Vic): Williamstown vacant industrial sites in the (Vic); Werribee (Vic); Western Western Region of Melbourne. The Suburbs Planning and Environment atlas also provides general Action Program information on population, 74 employment, infrastructure such WILLIAMSTOWN FORESHORE as transport and energy supply, DEVELOPMENT STUDY regional planning and zoning in Kinnaird Kill deRohan and Young the Western Region. The City of 'Williamstown leases Melbourne: Melbourne and an area of Hobsons Bay adjacent Metropolitan Board of Works, to The Strand from the Melbourne March 1934: 39 pages; Maps and larbour Trust (MHT). This report tables; Working Group established identifies 3 possible development by the Western Suburbs Planning strategies for the leasehold to and Environment Action Program satisfy the recuirements of the Book MET, The 3 strategies are: l) a AVAILABILITY: VWIL large scale marina; 2) small scale improvement of boating Industry; Land use; Zoning; facilities by the construction of Regional planning? Development a pier gust north of the Ferguson Pop\ilation; Employment; Street pier; 3) delay large Transport; Energy resources; capital works. The second Waste disposal; Sites strategy is recommended to the Western Suburbs Planning and City Council if it is decided to Environment Action Program; develop the area. Altona (Vic); Essendon (7ic); Melbourne: Kinnaird Hill deRohan Footscray (Vic); Bacchus larsh and Young, n.d.: 23 cages; 7 (Vic); Keilor (Vic); Melton refs; i appendices; Report (Vic); Werribee (7ic); prepared for the City of Williamstown (Vic); Sunshine Williamstown 'Vic) 3oo»- AVAILABILITY: VWIL HISTORICAL AND SOCIAL ASPECTS Coasts; Beaches; Boats and boating; Piers; Recreational 76 facilities; Land reclamation DEEDS NOT WORDS Environment; Traffic; "Evans W P Development; Planning; A history of the Victorian Naval 19 \ NE'" vr TO RRGIOELAL DEVELOPMENT CCN""1 Pores- 'in-i'. the institution or the -ve/ai Australian Navy in IS 11. Includes informat an on Williamstown and its naval dockyard there. Melbourne: Hawthorn Press, 197.1: 200 pages Rook AVAILABILITY: VWIL Armed forces; Maritime inintry? History of armed forces /ictorian Naval Forces: Rilliamstown Paval Dockyard (Vic) 77 WILLIAMSTOWN CITY COUNCIL SUBMISSION TO COMMITTEE OF INQUIRY INTO THE NATIONAL -ESTATE Evans W P A submission recommending the preservation of Wi1liamstown's historic and cultural significance, and the conservation of the environment of the area, including the marine life. Williamstown, Vic: Williamstown (Vic). Council, July 13 1973: 24 pages Unbound sheets AVAILABILITY: VWIL Teritace; Preservation; Environment; Conservation Coasts; Marine life; Recreation areas; Facilities Williamstown (Vic) 20 EEC ?EA TI ON A N.D L HSU R E ':, <. Projects; Costs an-! costin Williamstown (Vic) 73 WHAT To OO IN WILLI FACILITIES Ackerly A E; Bowyor L; Hocking J; Peck E: Scott At Whitehurst I A resource book for children, 30 parents and teachers in AXE POISED AT WERRIBEE PARK: Williamstown, including WORRY OVER BIG LOSSES information on: 1) children's A report su -gesting that Werribee activities; 2) places of interest Park could close soon as part of in Williamstown; 3) child support the state government's services, babysitting clubs, cost-cutting measures. kindergartens, sport groups and other activities in Williamstown: Western Times no 23 page 1, Sept 4) helm for migrants. 8 19B2 Newspaper article 1930?: 40 pages; 9 refs Book AVAILABILITY: VWIL AVAILABILITY: VWIL Tlistoric buildings Finance; State government; Recreation; Children's services Recreational facilities Activities; Migrant services; Werribee Park (Vic) Games and pastimes; Directories Lilliamstown (Vic) 81 NEWPORT LAKES OUR AVERS ROCK Coleman R MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING A description of Newport Lakes which, a landscape architect believes, have the same tourism 79 potential as Ayers Rock. Future RECREATION PROGRAM FOR development of the area, which WILLIAMSTOWN was previously a guarry, may Williamstown (Vic). Council include: 1) barbegue areas: 2) An outline of plans to provide toilets; 3) different coloured better and more widely used trees, crasses and shrubs; 4) a recreational facilities in museum of the extractive industry Williamstown. The plans focus on in the Western Region. a system of walking traces linking existing recreation The Mail no 23 13 page A, June 10 areas, with facilities and 1981 improvements along footpaths and Newspaper article within the recreation areas. The recreation needs of various AVAILABILITY: VWIL groups in the community are also stud led. Recreation areas; Landscape planning Williamstown, Vic: The Council, Trees; Fishing and fisheries; March 19 79: Unpaged; 6 appendices Ouarries; Museums; 'Tourism Book Newport Lakes (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL 32 WILDLIFE WONDERS FOR ALL SOON Recreational planning Austen G Facilities; Walking; Trees; An article describing the 21 R EC 77 \TIOR AND L EI SU R E Open—re'1 -<-> "oo Of brriVn br1* « which f unct ions as an anne -c to the .lei bouj ie Zoo. Fight years after its establishment, the soo is almost ready to be opened to the public. t'estern Times, pace 4, \oril 20 1933 Newspaper article AVAILABILITY: VWIL Fauna Environment; Recreational faci1 it ies •-erribee Park (Vic) E)JEi 21 ON A ro • , LTJ R LERAL 'Teacher eg neat ion S o c i a11y di s advante god: Hulticulturalism 33 JONNECTTOUfi: A DI}HCT E> Ff OF EDUCATIOR IR THE WESTERN REGION SCHOOLS, COLLEGER AND Western Region Education Centre A directory of schools, UNIVERSITIES educational bodies and organisations connected with education in the western suburbs. H5 COLLEGE BUYS POST OFFICE FOR S90, Footscray, /ic: The Centre, Oct 00 0 1975: 5* pages Borthwick L 3ooV A report on the purchase of the old Williamstown post office by AVAILABILITY: VWIL the Newport College of Technical and Futher Education The college Schools: Preschoois; Colleges; plans to house its community Education access programmes and student Children's services; recreation facilties in the post Associations; Teachers; office, and hopes to renovate and Parliamentary representatives; restore the building to its Libraries; Hospitals; Newspapers; original condition. Directories Williamstown Advertiser no 5303 94 page 1, Oct 19 1982 Tir NEED FOR TEACHER EDUCATION IE Newspaper article THE RE3THEN REGION OF MELBOURNE Restern Region Teacher Education AVAILABILITY: VWIL Wo r k i ng Party A study of the democraohic, Colleges; Historic buildings cultural and geographic factors Facilities; Courses; Restoration indicating a need for teacher Newport College of Technical and education in th° western suburbs Further Education (Vic); Post o^ .Melbourne. Footscray Institute Office, Williamstown (Vic) of Technology has a higher proportion oc students seekinc a 36 Diploma of Education than any HIGH TIDE other College op Advanced Williamstown High School Education, and local teacher Annual magazine of Williamstown education would be of value to High School. the Jocal community7 - and to teachers in the area. Williamstown, Vic: The School, 1965-1975: Unpaged Victoria: Th^. Working Party, June Book 19R3: 30 mages; Bibliography; Appendix; Study prepared by Fred AVAILABILITY: VWIL (1965, 19/5) .Clarber r. Research Officer of the Western Region Teacher Education Schools; Students Working Party Activities; Sport Book Williamstown High School (Vic) AVAILABILITY: VWIL Education; Post—secondary education; Teachers: Courses; SDJCAVIO'r A'r0 CULEdR \ L.J LAL "vJEATIOE Victoria, 1 '?77 : El n^r-i-tr- ————————————« —— pp-'ouo'd *"" t f^t'ti-rr 31 AVAILABILTTT: V KL WILLIAM 5T0W E ' ', C1HIUHITY 1UV?HACH Curran 7 i'oreian langua re r*,t'",r'ii1 ; An out 1 in-* of th e Uommunitv Libraries; Public u^r-i-icu m% Ou.trePch project at Ril liamstown Information ser-7;. •>.- • North Primary Ncnool where local oi rectories; Migrants: "r-hni - clubs use school facilities commun ities courses are run for adults in the Clubs: Multiculturalism area, and after—schcol programs for children ar^ held. 99 TIE WESTUDY REPOPT: A REPOE.E jo Conmnnity, n.d.: 1 page THE MINI ATE 3 FOR EN VI POM -i P ' n . Journal article HOUSING AND COMMUNITf DEVELOP MENE ON THE INFO RM AT"*I O.N AND LIBRARY AVAILABILITY: VWIL NEEDS OF THE CITIZENS OF THE WESTERN REGION OF MELBOUREPR Community use of school Library Council of Victoria; facilities; Adult education Victorian Council of Social Activities; Courses Service Community Outreach Centre, A study of the library and Wi 1 Hams town (Vic) information needs of the residents of the western suburbs, including a comparison of present LIBRARIE. AND INFORMATION resources in the Western Recion (Region 12) with those in Uegiog SERVICEA 17 r<-ho Caulfield-Oakleigh-Moorabbin area). The information needs of 6 Lamiiies in the Western Region DTRECT-s l\* OF MATERIALS IP are studied in detail, and a LANGUAGE E OTHER THA'" TTJFL! HELD number of projects and planning '3Y PUBLIC LIBRARIES AND 'ETHNIC recommendations are given. ;ho^ EaiEliJIPTE LI PRA ?IES IP RISEo;gA include the establishment of a A o 1 a r i c T 'Western Region Tn for mat i on and The aim of the directory is to Library Authority, and a pilot ,_ ensure t.aat the co reign lan fua e procram to study the rans-e 0-^ collections wAicli escict in community and school Victoria are tno-rn and used, arid relationships in St Albans. to identify .japs in existing orovlsions. It was compiled ' from Canberra: Australian Government returns of .questionnaires to 4 3 Publishing Service, 1976: HE public libraries and 23 -^thnic pages; 13 refs; 7 amyjend i ce^ ; club libraries. 7h<^ directory ISBN 0642017350 lists the numbers of foreign (Australia. Dept. of Environment, lanmua'-e books, cassettes and Housing and Cr>mmunitv Development "periodicals located in each : Urban pa perl responding library and club, Book Lar'ce roroigh lanTuace collections can be found at the AVAILABILITY: VWIL Altona, loonee Valley, Sunshine and Wi 11 ia*--stown public Libraries; Information sources; libraries. Community information; Community organisations; Information •eibourao: ^^-^rr.r.y Council of ge-rv ices 2 4 EOUCATTOU APR CULTURE locially disadvantaged; Heeds; Historic buildings Recommendation'- ; Pro jects ; St Mary's Church, Wi1liamstown Fund ing (Pic) Western Region Information and Library Authority HISTORY ARTS 92 CENTENARY, 14-15TH APRIL 1973: 90 WILLIAMSTOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL NO WESTERN REGION MUSICIANS 1183 DIRECTORY An advertisement for the Directorial information for activities marking the centenary musically interested people of Williamstown Primary Sen00!, living in the western region with a brief outline of the compiled to answer queries for history of the school. those who want to: 1) listen to music at home, at venues or at Williamstown, Vic: Williamstown music listening centres; 2) read Primary School, 1973?: Unpaged about music or related issues; 3) Brochure arrange for ausical entertainment: 4) become a member AVAILABILITY: VWIL of a choir, singing group or a music club; 5) obtain information Primary schools; History of on music education in the region. primary schools i Celebrations; Publicity 1902-1934: .Earlier title: 'The Williamstown Primary School (Vic) Western Region music directory* 3ook 9.3 FROM CAMBRIDGE TO NEWPORT IH 125 AVAILABILITY: VWIL (1982) YEARS Ackerly A E Arts; Music; Directories A history of the -Newport Primary Associa tions; Clubs; School, which was established in Entertainment; Education 1856 as the Cambridge National School. CHURCHES Newport, Vic: Newport Primary School, 1901: A2 pages; 7 appendices Book CHAPTER ONE: A BRIEF HIITORI OF THE PARISH OF SAINT MARY OF THE AVAILABILITY: VWIL IMMACULATE CONCEPTION, WILLIAMSTOWN Primary schools; History of A history of Saint Mary's Roman primary schools Catholic Church in Wi1liamstown, Anecdotes issued to coincide with the Newport Primary .School (Vic) consecration of the church. 1990?: Unpaged Booklet AVAILABILITY: VWIL Churches; History of churches 25 , ).J EATI-I - AN') EUL'Eu tr 2 6 w %• j • AUTHOR AID INSTITUTION INDHEEJ. A .» — "5 -l -T j ti 79, 9 3 fbciHinon C 3 Austen G 32 Mayer W IE McKenzie G 52 Melbourne Western Region Joint Beckett R 40 Working Group 75 Beecher E 52 Borthwick L 85 Bowyer L 73 Parrott Z 13 Paynting H TI 56 Peck E 78 Campbell F 3 5 Port Phillip Authority Carman G 49 Centre for Urban Research and Action 21 Roll inson R 18 Chadwick P 11 Chubb P 10 City of Footscray Historical Scott A 78 Society 26 Shaw o 19, 20 Colebatch T 14, 63, 66 Spotswood Press 33 Coleman R 81 State Electricity Commission of Co-ordination Williamstown 32 Victoria 62 Curran V 37 State Electricity Commission of Victoria. Publicity Division 70 Dean G 50 Sutherland L 19 Elsum W H 24 Tarrant. K 67 Evans W P 29 31, 76, 77 Taylor T 3 Forbes C 39 Usher R 10 Gawenda M 40 Victoria. ^Environment Protection George C 4 3 Authority 4 Victoria. Environment Protection Authority. Land Waste Hocking J 73 Management Branch 71 Holding C 9 Victoria. Ministry for Hughes I A 2 3 Conservation 4 Victoria. Public Works Dept 53 Victorian Council of Social Jamieson R 19 Service 89 Jones J 15 Jones V J 29 Warnete R 41 West Gate Bridge Authority 14 Kinnaird Hill deRohan and Young Western Region Education Centre 74 33 Kolaric I 33 Western Region Teacher Education Working Party 84 Western Suburbs Planning and Len T Frazer and Associates 37 Environment Action Program 73 Library Council of Victoria 99 Western Suburbs Planning and Environment Action Program. Interagency Study Team 72 27 AUTHO ? AND IE INDEX Whitehurst i 7 -Lilluir V-tith and \ . :i o c 1 a t e • 3 / Fill inmstown Hich SchooJCUOOJl. Nilliamstown fVic). Council 59. 79 Wil ly Mire a Bi'-e 33 23 SUM J ECT .aNh LOCALITY IN'FAl 3 hour 1 ay Beaches Alfred Graving Dock, Po -le^d to go to Surfers Williamstown 5 3 now! 2 Williamstown foreshore development study 14 Accidents West Gate sets a two—year Bibliographies record 19 The Western Region of Melbourne : a finding list 19 Adult education The Western Region of iV.Lmurne Williamstown's Community : a finding list: supplement Outreach R7 1973-79 20 Air pollution Boats and boating Newport likely to break law: Williamstown foreshore SEC 10 development study 74 Newport will conform to EPA conditions: SEC 13 Bridges Power without pollution 11 A dream that's being rebuilt 3 9 Alfred Graving Dock, Williamstown It's done with faith, hope and (Vic) tension -10 Alfred Graving Dock, A kiss: and a little bit of Williamstown 59 luck 41 Topside on West Gate 4 3 Altona (Vic) West Gate Bridge Authority: Williamstown homes tops 31 annual report 14 Western Suburbs Planning and West Gate Bridge: about one Environment Action Program: year to go 4 5 stage 2, investigation West Gate Bridge: constructed working papers 72 by the Lower Yarra Crossing Western Suburbs Planning and Authority 4 5 Environment Action Program: West Gate Bridge: first year o stage 1, issues construction, April 1963 - identification report: report April 19 69 4 7 on group discussions with West Gate setback 4 3 residents and task groups on West Gate sets a two—year industrial, residential and record 49 recreation issues 73 West Gate will open in 1971: Industrial sites atlas: strengtheninr and 16-month Melbourne Western Region 7 5 halt push cost to S70m 50 West Gate: into the 21st Annual reports century 51 West Gate Bridge Authority: West Gate: the crowing annual report 4 4 credibility g^p 52 Armed forces Bus services Deeds not words 16 Melbourne transportation study 37 Arts Western Region musicians directory 90 Cemeteries Unveiling of the Point Gellibrand Burial Ground Bacchus Marsh (Vic) plague: a brief outline Industrial sites atlas: history of this cemetery 3! Melbourne Western Region 75 29 5 1UBJECT AND LOCALITY INDEX f- -; i • —- •Vlc—c information and library neeas y '..'hat to do in ..'illi 1 . o4- +-ne citisen^ or the Western Jpginn of C h 11 r c h e s Melbourne so u"r»w life for St Joan's: friends •goio to "estore church 7 Community organisations Chapter one: a brief hist or-/ of City of Williamstown directory: the Parish of Saint Mary of 19 73 is the Immaculate Conception, The Westudy resort: a repert to Williamstown 11 the .Minister for Environment, Housing and Community City of Foo**scray Historical Development on the Society/ information and library ne««es Newsletter: City of Footscray of the citisens of the listorical Society 26 Western Recion of Melbourne a9 Coastline conservation No need to go to Surfers Community Outreach Eentre, n ow! 2 Williamstown (Vic) Port Phillip coastal study 4 Wil 1 iamstown ' s Co -imunity Outreach s7 Coasts Group fears industries will Community participation claim waterfront 22 Western Suburbs Planning and Williamstown foreshore Environment Action Program: development study 74 stage 1, issues identification report: report Col leges on group discissions with Connections: a directory if residents and task groups on education in the Western industrial, residential and Region 3.3 recreation issues 7.3 College buys post office for rSSO.OOO ' 3 5 Community use ol school. faci1 ities Co—neroo Wi 11 i amst own ' s Coiirrtu ni ty Postern Suburbs Planninr and Outreach ^7 Environment Action Pr.orrau: stage 2, investigation Conservation vorking papers 72 Port Phillip coastal study 4 Western Suburbs Planninc and Commercial development Environment Action Program: Felbourne tra asoortat i on stage 2, investigation stuly 37 working onpov-e 72 Williamstown City Council Em-o-mity facilities submission to Committee of City of Wi 11 iamstown directory, Inguiry into the Rational 197S 1? Estate 77 •Vestera Suburbs Planning and 'Environment Action Pr">gm: Construct ion star i n ve s t i g a t i on A dream that's ^«ing wording papers 72 rebuilt 39 It's done with faith, hope and Community information tension AO Th -> Westudy report: a report to '.Vest Gate Bridge: about one the linister 'or EEnviron nent , year to go 4 5 -iousing and Co-inanity '.-.'est Gate Bridie: constructed nev-> ir, -vi » ot on the by the Lower Yarra Cre-rslng ao \ v SUB J \ND LOCALITY IN'LEX Authority 4 6 Environment Action Program: vest late Sridge: first -par of stage 2, investigation construction, April 1919 - working papers 72 April 195 9 47 Industrial sites atlas: '•'est Sate will open in 197 I: Melbourne Western Region 7 5 strengthening and 16-month halt push cost to S70m 50 Directories West Sate: into the 21st City of Williamstown directory: century 51 19 73 13 West Gate: the growing Directory of materials in credibility gap 52 languages other than English Alfred Graving Dock, held by public libraries and Williamstown 53 ethnic community libraries in Victoria "3 Contracts Western Region musicians Alfred Graving Dock, directory 90 Williamstown 59 Displacement Courses The displaced: a study of The need for teacher education housing conflict in in the Western Region of Melbourne's inner city 21 Melbourne 94 Dry docks Culture Group fears industries will Western Suburbs Planning and claim waterfront 22 Environment Action Program: stage 1, issues identification report: report Education on group discussions with Connections: a directory of residents and task groups on education in the Western industrial, residential and Region 93 recreation issues 73 The need for teacher education in the Western Region of Customs House, Nelson Place, Melbourne 34 Williaostown (Vic) The old 'town 27 Electricity supply "Newport is a danger and-** waste 9 Deep Creek (Vic) Newport no y>robiem, says The watershed region of SEC 11 /laribyrnong River and Newport Power Station: findings tributaries 15 . of the Environment Protection Appeal Board 12 Oemography The case for EJewport Power Williamstown has high death Station 62 rate 17 New power station is city's biggest project 64 Demolition ETewport Power Station - a Oon't let them tear down 'town ghastly mistake: why the - outcry 6 trade unions oppose it 6 5 Newyoort: the issues 69 Design Power station has come a long It's done with faith, hope and way 69 tension 40 Proposed power station at Newport 70 Revolopment Western Suburbs Planning and Electricity supply authorities 11 E-UBJEC AND LOCALITY I'TEEX Sal P: major Inquiry into EEC Al EEow )nrt will c*mcorm to E'P-\ co n d i t i o n s: s L C 13 En °r ry r es ou r co s s 14'om "Trv*r>ort v-.io' slant rets The clean air battle tabes its TO—ahead -.0 t i*^e o New rover stat <,,->,•• is city's s1 A5n Newport power plant rets bi.-r.gest prri y* ct 6 4 go—ahead 60 2hr~t case for Newport Power Essendon (Vic) Jtatio.a 62 The lisplace.a : -i study of A huge hidden Newport cost A3 housing conflict in Me 1bour ne's lane- city :1 Environ lent Industrial sites >.tlas: No need to go to "Aurfers lelbourne Westo-a Region 75 n ow » 2 ETewport Power Station: fin lings Ethnic com aunit is-s of the Environment Protection Directory of materials in Appeal Board 12 languages other than English The case for Newport Power held by public libraries and Station 62 ethnic community libraries in Western Suburbs Planning and Victoria so Environment Action Program: stage 2, investigation E'cploration worting papers 7 2 Solomon's Ford: which ford? 'Western Suburbs Planning and which Solomon? 29 Environment Action Prorram: stage I, issues identification report: report Fauna on group discussions with Wildlife wonders for all residents and task groups on spon 92 industrial, residential and recreation issues 73 Ferry services Wi! liamsto//n City Council Old ferry classifies- 53 sub—ilssion to Eoo^ittee of Preserve ferry — 'Trust 5 4 Inquiry into tae VLational A sad end for car perry cb Estate 77 Fpot s era y ( Vic) Environmental degradation The displaced: a study of ro'./port is a ri anger and a waste housing conflict in 9 Melbourne's inner city PI Power without pollution 11 Pews letter: City of Footscray Call for major inquiry into SEC Historical Society 26 61 Souvenir of century: shopping Newport Power Station — a centre celebrates 100 ghastly mistake: why the years 30 trade unions osmose it A3 Williamstown homes toss 3\ tb'pii"* : or how to choke a city Restern Suburbs PI annine and 67 (•Environment Action Program: Newport: the issues 6* stage 2, investigation working papers 7 2 Environ lenta I protection Western Suburbs Planning and Port Phillip coastal study 4 Environment Action Program: The clean air battle takes its stage 1, issues 11 •"*> e a identification report: report "enop likely to break law: on -group discussions with FEE 10 residents and tas1' 'groups on E"'»vport no problem, says industrial, residential, and 3 2 .. L\ < ' I SNB''?T '\ND LOCALI.F*' IN])- r<-> c-ea t i-on issu-•>•-: 71 Tndustrini sites a*-l as: The watershed reaion of lelbourne Western Region 75 MaribyP Eiong River and tributaries 15 Foreicrn language material Unveiling of the Point Directory of materials ia Gellibrand Burial Ground lan ruas-es other than Enalish plaque: a brief outline held ""-y public libraries and history of this cemetery 31 ethnic community libraries in Williamstown historic seaport: Victoria OS heritage walk 32 Williamstown historic seaport: Freeways map and tourist guide 33 Melbourne transportation study 3/ History The history of Williamstown: from its first settlement to Garbage a city, 1934-1934 24 Regionalisation of refuse Langhorne bros helped build disposal in the Greater Williamstown 25 Melbourne Area and provincial Newsletter: City of Footscray centres: some reasons why 71 Historical Society 26 The old 'town 27 Gas supply Port of many prows 23 A huge hidden Newport cost S3 Solomon's Ford: which ford? which Solomon? 29 Souvenir of century: shopping hanaphy, Patrick centre celebrates 100 A kiss: and a little bit of years 30 luck 41 History of armed forces Peritage Deeds not words 7 6 The old 'town 27 Williamstown historic seaport: History of chvirches heritage walk 3 2 Chapter one: a brief history of Williamstown historic seaport: the Parish of Saint Mary of map and tourist guide 3 3 the Immaculate Conception, s l , 3m project steams ah<*ad 39 Williamstown 91 Old ferry classified 53 Preserve ferry — Trust 5 4 History of primary schools Williamstown Timeball Tower 5 7 Centenary, 14-15th April 1973: Williamstown City Council Wi 1 liamstown Primary School submission to Committee of no 110 3 9 2 Inquiry into the National From Cambridge to Newport in Estate 7 7 125 years 91 Iistoric build in;s Housing Don't let them tear down 'town The displaced: a study of — outcry 6 housing conflict in 'Tew life for St John's: friends Melbourne's inner city 21 help to restore church 7 Williamstown homes tops 34 Williamstown historic seaport: Western Suburbs Planning and map and tourist guide 3 3 Environment Action Program: Are poised at Werribee Park: stage 2, investigation worry over big losses 30 working papers 72 College buys post office far Western Suburbs Planning and ssO,0O0 0 5 Environment Action Program: stage 1, issues 3E SELWECT AND LOCALITY I'M>EA identification r^r-or-; report 1 ; 12-/3 2 '"' on gnu.) discussions with The ','estu'Iy report: a report, to resident- end tas1' croups on the ,iiniste-- for Environment, In I11 stria I, residential and "ou-cing and Ea "-"-mity recreation issues 73 avol.o'iapent oa the i*i for sat ion -=> n d library needs o - the cit icons or the Industrial refuse Western Region of Western Su'ourbs Planning aid j lei. bourne E i Environaent Action Pro-ram: stage 1, issues identification report: report Jacksons Creev (/ic) on rrono discussions with The watershed region of residents and task groups on Maribyrnong River and industrial, residential and tributaries 15 recreation issues 73 Industrialisation Keilor (Vic) Group fears industries will Williamstown homes tops 34 claim waterfront 22 Industrial sites atlas: Melbourne Western Region 75 Industry Western Suburbs Planning and Environment Action Program: Land reclamation stage 2, investlc/ation Williamstown foreshore wor': ing papers 7 2 development study 74 Western Suburbs Planning and Environment Action Progra~: Land use sta re 1, issues Port Phillip coastal study I identification report: rpport Western Suburbs Planning and on group discussions with Environment Action Program: residents and task iroim on stage 2, investigation industrial, residential and worving papers 72 recreation issues 73 Industrial sites at las: Industrial sites atlas: .lelbourne 'Western Region 75 EeiOourne Western Ra'ioo 75 Land v a lues Information services Williamstown hop-**•-*: tops 31 Oirectory of materials in lan piages other than 'English Landscape planning held by public libraries and Newport Lakes our Avers ^thnic community libi-aries in Roob 91 Victoria -as The ..'estudy report: a r-ipni-t to Langhorne family the Minister for Environment, Langhorne bros helped build lousing and Community Williamstown 25 RevQiepment on the information and library needs Libraries of the citizens of the Directory of materials in Rept.ern Region of languages other than English Melbourne 39 held by public libraries and ethnic community libraries in Information sotirces Victoria os The Postern Region of Wip->ou.rne The Westudy report: a report to : a f i nd i n g list 19 the .Minister Per Environment, 'The ./e stern Region or; lelbourne dousing and Community : a finding list: SHOP!a ie.it peVel.opment on the 3 4 SUBJECT AWE LOJALITY I,rD" I information and !iora-y a^o-js i-l ton ( /i c) O-P tne citimene o<" the Ind'istrial sites *>tlas: Western Region of Melbourne Western Region 75 Melbourne 39 Pin-rants Lifestyle Directory of materials in Western Suburbs Plannin j and languages otii^r than IEnriish Environment Action Program: held by public libraries and stage 1, issues ethnic community libraries in identification report: report Victoria 03 on croup discussions with resivdents and task groups on Mortality industrial, residential and Williamstown has high death recreation issues 73 rate 17 Liston, John James Motor vehicles Melbourne's tribute to J J The third James Flood book of Liston: thousands attend early motoring 56 req\iiem and funeral 16 Music Local government Western Region musicians Williamstown Council 1931 - and directory 90 its services 59 Low income groups Navigational aids The displaced: a study of Williamstown Timeball Tower 57 housing conflict in Melbourne's inner city 21 Newport College of Technical and Further Education (Vic) Lower Yarra Crossing Authority College buys post office for West Gate Bridge Authority: 590,000 85 annual report 4\ Newport Lakes (Vic) Newport. Lakes our Ayers Maps Rocb si City of Williamstown Plan of Williamstown: county of Newport Power Station (Vic) Bourke 3 The clean air battle ta^es its time 9 Maribyrnong River (Vic) Newport is a danger and a waste The watershed region of 9 Maribyrnong River and Newport likely to break law: tributaries 15 ' . SEC 10 Solomon*s Ford: which ford? Newport no problem, says which Solomon? 29 SEC 11 Newport Power Station: findings Maritiro industry of the Environment Protection Alice in Williamstown 3 5 Appeal Board 12 'Williamstown Timeball Tower 57 Newport will conform to EPA Alfred Graving Dock, conditions: SEC 13 Williamstown 59 Power without pollution 11 Deeds not words 76 si45m Newport power plant gets go-ahead 60 Melbourne Central Business Call for major inguiry into SEC District 61 Melbourne transportation The case f:or Newport Power study 37 Station 6 2 35 SUBJECT AND LOCALITY I'LL1'/ 1 A hu-ro hib-en '.'oWnort ess--. -;*" '^.-i i lb rand "url*-) Ground No-/ pn-rnr station is city's ml.a-pie: a brief outline bi -rest project 6 *. history of this cemetery 31 ''pw"nrt; Power Station — a chestly sista'-e; why the politics tra 1 e unions oppose it ES "Tevoort outs the heat on Newport puts the h^it on Hamer 66 "Lamer 6 . '"owport • or how to choke a city Pollution 67 Newport is a danger and a was;-a Newport: the issues 67 q Power station has come a long Newport Power Station: findings way 69 of the Environment Protection Proposed power station at Appeal Board 12 Newport 70 Power without pollution IH- Call for major inquiry into SEC bwpo»-t Primary School (Pic) 61 From Cambridge to Newport in The case for Newport Power 125 years 93 Station 62 sjAort Power Station — a Newsletters ghastly mistake: why the Newsletter: City of Footscray trade unions oppose it 6 5 .listorical Society 26 Newport: or how to choke a city 6 7 1'estern Suburbs Planning and Obituaries Environment Action Program: Melbourne's tribute to J J stage 1, issues Liston: thousands attend identification report: report requiem ^nri funeral 15 on group discussions with residents and task groups on Open space industrial, residential and Western Suburbs Planning and recreation issues 73 Environment Action Program: stare 2, investigation Port Phillip Bay vor'-inT papers 72 Port Phillip coastal study 4 Ports Parking Port Phillip coastal study 4 lelbourne transportation Fort of many prows 29 study 37 Post Office, Williamstown (Vic) Photographs o* motor vehicles Collerre buys cost office *nr The third James Flood boot of s--)0,000 ss ear iy rr,ot or i ns 56 Post—secondary education Physical environment The need for teacher education The watershed region of in the Western Region o^ Laribyrnong River and Melbourne 31 tributaries 1 j Preschoois Piers Connections: a directory of Williamstown foreshore education in the Western development study 74 Region 33 Point Oeiiiorand Purin! Iround, Preservation Ri11ia-stowi /Vicl williamstown City Council Unveiling of the Point submission to Committee of a 6 SUB J AND LOCALITY IMA: Inquiry into the a t i o n a 1 Recreational planning Estate 7 7 Recreation rrorgr-im for Williamstown 79 Primary schools Centenary, 14-15th April 1973: Refuse Williamstown Primary School Res-iona 1 isat ion of refuse no 11 S3 9 2 disposal in the greater From Cambridge to .Newport in Melbourne Area and provincial 125 years 93 centres: some reasons why 71 Private sector Regional planning Workers fear dock sell-up 3S Regionalisation of refuse disposal in the Greater Public housing Melbourne Area and provincial The displaced: a study of centres: some reasons why 71 housing conflict in Industrial sites atlas: Melbourne's inner city 21 Melbourne Western Region 75 Public libraries Residential development Directory of materials in Western Suburbs Planning and languages other than English Environment Action Program: held by public libraries and stage 1, issues ethnic community libraries in identification report: report Victoria 89 on group discussions with residents and task groups on industrial, residential and Rail services recreation issues 73 lelbourne transportation study 37 Restoration si,3m nroject steams ahead 33 New life for St John's: friends help to restore church 7 Recreation Port Phillip coastal study 4 Rivers Western Suburbs Planning and The watershed region of Environment Action Program: Maribyrnong River and stage I, issues tributaries 15 identification report: report Solomon's Ford: '••hich ford? on group discussions with which Solomon? 29 residents and task groups on industrial, residential and Road safety recreation issues 73 West Gate sets a tvro—year What to do in Willi 73 record 49 Recreation areas Roads and streets The Strand, Williamstown 5 Melbourne transportation ELewport Lakes our Ayers study 3 7 Rock 31 Roiv, Karl he in*-; Recreational facilities A dream that's being Port Phillip coastal study 4 rebuilt 3 9 Western Suburbs Planning and Environment Action Program: stage 2, investigation Schools working papnrrj 72 Connections: a directory of Wi1liamstown foreshore education in the western development study 74 Region 3.3 High tide «6 3 7 suB'r:cc A ro LOCALITY INDEX rhe Par', sh o- Flint nary o f 'The history of Williamstown: t-h^ grjciac11! ate Conception , Proi its cirst settlement to W i 1 lis i-istown 9 1 a city, 1 134-193". P " port of_ vinv proves > s it-at-.e E1 ectricitv Co-'-eiSsion of Victoria Set.t l.ers Call for major inquiry into SEC Coastal oassengers to port 6 1 Phillip, 1339 23 Langhorne arcs helped buill Statistics Nilliamstown 25 Williamstown has high death Solomon's Ford: which ford? rate 17 which Solomon? 2 9 Strikes Ships and shipping West Gate setback 43 Coastal passengers to Port Phillip, 1339 23 Students Port of many prows 2S High tide 86 Alice in Williamstown 35 Workers fear dock sell-up 36 Sunshine (Vic) Williamstown homes tops 31 Shopping centres Western Suburbs Planning and Souvenir of century: shopping Environment Action Program: centre celebrates 100 stage 2, investigation years 30 working papers 72 Western Subxtrbs Planning and Social history Environment Action Program: Newsletter: City of Footscray stage 1, issues iistoriaal Society 2 3 id e | tification report: report on --roup discussions with Eoclal planning residents and task groups on Western Suburbs Planning and industrial, residential and Environment Action Program: recr ation issues 7.3 stage 2, investigation Indust- ial sites atlas: work in r capers 7 3 Melbourne Western Region 7-^ loci a 11y disadvantage! The d is olicod: a study o f Teacher oc. icat ion housing conflict in The need for teacher education Melbourne's inner city 2 1 in the Western Region of Melbourne 3 A Solo ion family Solomon's Ford: which fori? Teachers •••hich Solomon? 2 9 The need for teacher education in the Western "legion of soloaon's Ford (Vic) .'lelbourne .9 4 Solomon's Ford: w.oich ford? which jolomon? 2 9 The Strand, Williamstown (Vic) The Strand, Williamstown 5 "t John's Methodist Church, Williemstown foreshore Viiliamstown (Vic) development study 74 New life for St John's: friends help to restore church 7 Tolls Lower tolls 'or truckles +2 At Mary's Church, Williamstown ( V i c) Tourism Chapter pn~: a brief histpry of Williamstown historic seaport: E3 S.JBJ ' "l' IND .LOCALITY INDE/, mac and tourist guide .3 wording papers 72 Western Suburbs Planning and Pram services Environment Ac ion Program: Melbourne transportation stage 1, issues study 37 identification report: report on group discussions with Transport residents and task groups on Melbourne transportation industrial, residential and study 37 recreation issues 73 Lower tolls for truckles 42 Industrial sites atlas: The third James Flood book of Melbourne Western Region 75 early motorinc 56 West Gate Bridge Authority West Gate Bridge Authority: Undercround Rail Loop, Melbourne annual report 4 4 Melbourne transportation study 37 West Gate Bridge (Vic) A dream that's being Unions rebuilt 39 Newport puts the heat on It's done with faith, hope and Hamer 66 tension 40 A kiss: and a little bit of Urban development luck 41 Port of many prows 28 Lower tolls for truckies 12 Urban planning Topside on West Gate 4 3 Western Suburbs Planning and West Gate Bridge: about one Environment Action Program: year to go 4 5 stace 2, investigation West Gate Bridge: constructed working papers 72 by the Lower Yarra Crossing Authority 45 West Gate Bridge: first year of Victorian Naval Forces construction. April 1969 - Deeds not words 76 April 1969 47 West Gate setback 49 West Gate sets a two—year Walking record 49 williamstown historic seaport: West Gate will open in 197t: heritage walk 32 strengthening and 16-month Vasts disposal halt push cost to S70m 50 Regionalisation of refuse West Gate: into the 21st disposal in the sreater century 51 Melbourne Area and provincial 'West Gate: the growing centres: some reasons why 71 credibility gam 52 Western Region Information and Werribee Park (Vic) Library Authority Axe poised at 'Werribee Park: The Westudy report: a report to worry over big losses BO the Minister for Environment, Wildlife wonders for all Housing and Community soon 32 Development on the information and library needs Werribee t'Vic) of the citizens of the Williamstown homes tops 31 Western Region of Western Suburbs Planning and Melbourne 89 Environment Action Program: Western Suburbs Planning and stage 2, investigation Environment Action Program 3 9 SUB PTY I fDEX r. >u won > T —mn. i i a c-" ty, leg l-l >34 74 En vi rm.'.pit Action .!ro/"i'U Langhorne bros h-»! vod build stare 2, investigation Wi11iarnstown 25 working papers 72 2t^. old ' town 2 7 Western Suburbs Planning and i-ort of many orows 2S Environment Action Program: Williamstown historic seaport: ste ra I, issues heritage wal k 9 2 identification report: report WilIiarnstown historic seaport: on froup discussions with map and tourist guide 33 residents and task groups on Williamstown homes tops 3d industrial, residential and 'Western Suburbs Plannincr and recreation issues 73 Environment Action Program: Industrial sites atlas: stage 2, investigation Melbourne Western Reg .Ion 7 5 working papers 7 2 Western Suburbs Planning and Williamstown Reach (Vic) Environment Action Program: Wo need to go to Surfers stage 1, issues now! 2 identification report: report on group discussions with 'Williamstown Ferry residents and task groups on Old 'erry classified 53 industrial, residential and Preserve ferry - Trust 54 recreation issues 73 A sad end for car ferry 55 Williamstown foreshore development study 74 'ill lamstown Migh School (Vic) Industrial sites atlas: Nigh *-ide 36 Melbourne Western Region 7 5 Williamstown City Council. 111liamstown Naval Dockyard (Vic) submission to Committee of Alice in Ailliamstown 35 Laaniry into the National Workers fear dock sell-up 36 EEstate 77 Debris not ./orris 7 A What to do in -Villi 7S Recreation program for Williamstown Primary School (Vic) Williamstown 79 Centenary, 14-15th April .1973: NilIiamstown Primary School Williamstown (vie). Council no 1193 9 2 Williamstown Council 19 P! - and its services 5a Li 11 iarnstown "Timeball 'Tower (Vic) Wi 11 i a usto-rn Timeball Tower '.7 Work conditions Alfred Graving Bock, .villianstown (Vic) Williamstown 5a City of wi11iarnstown 1 Plan or- Williamstown: county of Bourke a Zoning Don't let them tear down 'town Industrial sites atlas: - ou tcry 6 Melbourne Ides tern Region 75 Williamstown has high death rate i / Cicy of Williamstown directory: 19 73 i.s The displaced: a study of housing conflict in Melbourne's inner city 21 Group fears industries will claim waterfront 2 2 The hist.or/ of Williamstown: from its First settlement to 4 9 V TITLE I fb EX "l.S-i preject steams ahead 39 Sigh tide 06 slES-i .Newport pow«r olmt rots go Thf'. history of '71! liamstown: from -a heal 60 its first settlement to a city, 1S31-1934 24 A huge hidden Newport cost 6 3 Alfred Staving Dock. Williamstown Alice in Williamstown 33 Industrial sites atlas: Melbourne Axe poised at Werribee Park: Western Region 75 worry over big losses 90 It's done with faith, hope and tension 40 Call for major inquiry into SEC 61 A kiss: and a little bit of luck The case for Newport Power 41 Station 6 2 Centenary, 14-15th April 1973: Williamstown Primary School no Langhorne bros helped build 1183 92 Williamstown 25 Chapter one: a brief history of Lower tolls for truckles 42 the Parish of Saint Mary of the Immaculate Conception, Williamstown 91 Melbourne transportation study City of Williamstown 1 37 City of Williamstown directory: Melbourne's tribute to J J Liston 1978 18 : thousands attend requiem and The clean air battle takes its funeral 15 time 3 Coastal passengers to Port Phillip, 1839 23 The need for teacher education in College buys post office for S90, the Western Region of Melbourne 000 S5 34 Connections: a directory of New life for St John's: friends education in the Western Region help to restore church 7 33 New power station is city's biggest project 6 4 Newport is a danger and a waste Deeds not words 7 A 9 Directory of materials in Newport Lakes our Ayers Rock 81 languages other than English Elewport likely to break law: SEC held by public libraries and 10 ethnic community libraries in Newport no problem, says SEC 11 Victoria 98 Elewport: or how to choke a city The displaced: a study, of housing 67 conflict in Melbourne's inner Newport Power Station - a ghastly city 21 mistake: why the trade unions Don't let them tear down 'town - oppose it 6 5 outcry 6 Newport Power Station: findings A dream that's being rebuilt 39 of the Environment Protection Appeal Board 12 .Newport puts the heat on Hamer From Cambridge to Newport in 125 66 years 93 Newport: the issues 69 Newport will conform to EPA conditions: SEE 13 Group fears industries will claim Newsletter: City of Footscray waterfront 22 Historical Society 26 41 .'- I ' 'j \ o r, e ,-\ i o > -1 r e' "1 ov construction, E/u-p 196s - April ISA 9 '7 ..'est Eate: into the :1st century 11 c] fr*i—f ela-eifi 53 51 Th e e-j f\ - t p-.-n R7 West Sat° set^ac'-- n L'est Sate sets a two—year r<- :or-i 4 9 Plan of ,,'i l.l is- stow a : county of iPst Gate: the -rowins Bour'-e } credibility gas 52 Port of aany prows 2S West Sate will ooen in 1971: Port Phillip coastal study \ strengthening and 1.6-month halt Power station has come a long way push cost to 370m 50 A9 Western Region musicians Power without pollution 11 directory 90 Preserve ferry — Trust 5 1 The Western Region of Melbourne; Proposed power station at Newport a finding list 19 70 The Western Region o* Melbourne: a finding list: supplement 197. -79 20 Recreation program for Western Suburbs Planning and Williamstown 79 Environment Action Program: Regionalisation of refuse stage 1, issues identification disposal ia the Greater report: report on group .Melbourne A^-^a and provincial discussions with residents and centres: some reasons why 71 task groups on industrial, residentia 73, 73 Western Suburbs Planning and A sad end for car ferry 55 Environment Action Program: Solomon's Ford: which ford? which stage 2, investigation wortincg Solomon? 2 9 papers 7 2 Souvenir of century: shopping The Westudy report: a report to centre celebrates 100 years 30 the Minister for Environment, The Etrand, . 'i 11 iarnstown 5 Bousing and Community Development on the information and library ne^ds of the 1 The third Ja-es Flood bop : of citizens of the Western Region earl-' -toterin -* 5 3 Of Ielbou S9, 0 9 Topside on '.'est Sate 13 What to do in Willi 7S Wildlife wonders for all soon 32 Williamstown City Council Jnveiiin j of t he Point 0E e 11 i 5 r a n d submission to Committee of R'lr ie 1 Ground plague: a brri e Inquiry into the rational or.itli t linn e history of this Estate 7 7 >meter y 31 Williamstown Council 193 1 - end its services 59 Williamstown foreshore The watershed region of development study 7 4 Maribyrnon- River and Williamstown has high death rate triNtari ^s 15 17 /est Sate Bridge: about one ^«ar Williamstown historic seaport: to go 4 5 heritage walk 32 West Gate Bridge Authority: Williamstown historic seaport: annual report 14 map and tourist guide 3 3 '.'est Gate Bridge: constructed by Williamstown homes tops 34 the Lower farrn Crossing Williamstown Timeball Tower 57 Authority 4 6 Williamstown's Community Outreach •'est late Bridge: first year of 37