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above: Siren mermaid, stern decoration from frigate La Naïade. Carver unknown, after a design by Antoine Gibert, Toulon dockyard, 1779. © Musée National de la Marine, Paris opposite: L’Afrique, detail of a display case stand carved in limewood by Victor Aimone, Paris, 1896.

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Massive fi gureheads in the form of mythical sea creatures, French war heroes and voluptuous women from a pre-anorexia age, magnifi cently carved and covered in gold … radiate wealth and authority, but carvings of slaves in shackles and subjugated indigenous people show the dark side of colonial power …

Tracey Clement Metro, Sydney Morning Herald

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APPENDIX 1 VISITOR AND MEMBER PROGRAMS

Seminars 03/03/05: ‘After the Bounty mutineer: Mr Christian on Pitcairn Island’, talk by curator of exploration 01/08/04: ‘Ancient fl eets of the Mediterranean’, Dr Nigel Erskine international maritime archaeology seminar with Dr John R Hale, University of Louisville; Prof Robert 10/03/05: ‘The history, restoration and return of Hohlfelder, University of Colarado; A/Prof Shelley Barranjoey’ – the 3rd Phil Renouf memorial lecture, Wachsman, Texas A&M University given by Michael York and Bill Solomons

12/02/05: About Time: seminar with Professor Paul 24/04/05: ‘The Gallipoli campaign and HMAS Voyager, Davies, Peter Ekin and Professor Marilyn Mitchell a tale of two tragedies’, Annual Anzac Day lecture by Dr Tom Frame

Lectures and talks 15/05/05: ‘Bluewater Bushmen – the colourful history of the great open boats of Sydney Harbour’, with author 01/07/04: Windjammers – the fi nal story, book launch Bruce Stannard and talk by Robert Carter 15/05/05: ‘Indian maritime history, ancient to 15/07/04: ‘Antarctica – the director’s cut’, talk by Mary- contemporary’, lecture by Jeffrey Mellefont, leader of Louise Williams about the Members’ Antarctic tour Members tour to southern India 29/07/04: ‘Australian cuisine in the golden age of 18/05/05: ‘Power, extravagance, revolution: France windjammers’, talk by Dr Barbara Santich in the galley of from 1660 to 1860’, talk by Professor Ross Steele for James Craig the exhibition Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of 15/09/04: ‘The life of William Dampier’, talk by Diana French Naval Sculpture and Michael Preston, authors of A Pirate of Exquisite 10/06/05: First in a series of special Members Mind lunchtime curator’s tours of Les Génies de la Mer 29/09/04: Members’ viewing of About Time with talk by – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture, led by Daina astronomer Dr Nick Lomb and ANMM curator Fletcher Dr Nigel Erskine 22/06/05: ‘Splice the mainbrace on HM Bark 31/10/04: ‘Time and charting the Pacifi c’, talk by Peter Endeavour replica’, special Members evening tour with Poland, author of Travels of the Timekeepers talks and 18th-century-style refreshments

07/11/2004: ‘The history of time’, discussion about clocks and watches led by Doug Minty from the National Walks and excursions Association of Watch and Clock Collectors 17/07/04: ‘The Rocks and the docks’, history walk in 11/11/04: ‘Heroes of the Australian Navy’ – The Rocks area with Brian and Colleen Harrison Remembrance Day lecture by Lt Tom Lewis OAM RAN 22/09/04: Tour of new water police headquarters at 13/11/04: ‘Brunel: engineering genius’, talk by Cliff Emerson Balmain

02/12/04: ‘The Nulka: a rocket that thinks it’s a ship’, 17/10/04: ‘What keeps Sydney ticking?’, tour of the city’s talk by inventor and designer Mal Crozier clocks with the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors 12/01/05: Upon a painted ocean: Sir Oswald Brierly, exhibition viewing at the NSW State Library, with talk by 24/10/04: La Perouse discovery walking tour curator Warwick Hirst

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23/01/05: Goat Island picnic and tour with NPWS guides 29/05/05: Industrial heritage harbour cruise – the harbour that worked, with Michael Clarke and Don 08/02/05: Spectacle Island and the RAN repository, Fraser, Sydney Engineering Heritage Committee tour led by Lieutenant Commander Moore 26/06/05: Whale watch cruise off the coast of Sydney 04/05/05: James Squire: beer lovers’ tour and tasting at Malt Shovel Brewery Special Members events

Tours 30/07/04: South Pacifi c – sailor songs and 08–10/10/04: Eden whaling and maritime heritage discussions with cast from the hit musical tour, NSW south coast 16/08/04: South Pacifi c theatre party for Members

16/11–07/12/04: ‘Where three seas meet – the 29/11/04: Members 13th anniversary lunch coasts of Southern India’, led by ANMM specialist in Asian history and seafaring Jeffrey Mellefont 12/12/04: Members Christmas party 26/01/05: Australia Day BYO family picnic party

On the water 07/04/05: Members viewing of Les Génies de la Mer 18/08/04: RV Southern Surveyor tour of CSIRO – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture, with guest research vessel and lecture curators Marjolaine Mourot and Mario Beland and ANMM curator Daina Fletcher 22/08/04: Annual autumn winter jazz cruise on board classic wooden ferry Fiesta 10/04/05: Members preview screening of Dear Frankie, Palace Verona, Paddington 29/09/04: Sail on Silver Spray, classic timber ketch 22/04/05: New Members welcome party 30/10/04: ‘Spring, spray & jacarandas’, Lane Cove River cruise with Adam Woodhams, from Better Homes 26/04/05: Members special viewing of The and Gardens Lightkeeper at the SBW Stables Theatre, with a forum comprising the play’s director, writer and actors 20/11/04: HMAV Bounty sail to demonstrate timekeeping instruments Other public and Members programs 18/12/04: Sail STV Windeward Bound, sunset cruise on a brigantine 03–4/09/04: Free concerts by Northern Territory school bands: Yirrkala Community Education Centre 26/12/04: Sydney–Hobart yacht race – champagne cruise band and Darwin High School band on heritage ferry Lithgow to watch the start of the race Sydney Harbour Cruise Forums (in association with WEA) 26/01/05: Australia Day family ferry cruise on MV Eve 17/10/04: ‘Past pleasure grounds of Sydney Harbour’, 17/02/05: Global Challenge yacht race stopover, with Mary Shelley Clarke and Ian Hoskins exclusive Members viewing 07/11/04: ‘A literary look at Sydney Harbour’, with Associate Professor Peter Kirkpatrick and Rick Pool 27/02/05: Members ferry cruise to follow the Global 11/05/05: ‘Fuelling Sydney from the harbour’, with Challenge race start historian John McClymont and author Greg Blaxell 06/03/05: Harbour Week on board Lady Wakehurst, 31/10/04: Welcome Wall unveiling of panels 36 and competing in the annual Ferry and Work Boat Challenge 37, with 806 names 17/04/05: HM Bark Endeavour welcome home parade, 11/11/04: Special Z Special Force Remembrance Day Watsons Bay to ANMM ceremony, focusing on ANMM vessel Krait 07/05/05: Autumn leaves annual garden cruise on Lane 07/12/04: John Louis and ANMM maritime Cove River, with Adam Woodhams, Better Homes and archaeologists take part in the ceremony placing a Gardens plaque on the wreck of the Centurion

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26/12/04: Kathleen Gillett participates in a parade of sail 27/12/04–25/01/05: Sailor Street to mark the 60th anniversary of the Sydney–Hobart race 03–21/01/05: The Last Drop theatre show 11–27/02/05: 2004–05 Global Challenge yacht race 11–25/04/05: Kids Deck, including ‘Sculptor on show’ stopover for the exhibition Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces 04–06/03/05: Sail Expo of French Naval Sculpture

16/03/05: Walk around Pyrmont for Seniors Week Exhibition fi lm programs 02/04/05: Discovery after Dark, 30 Sydney museums including ANMM open late 28/09/04–06/03/05: Movies on Sundays – The Time Machine and Ice Age 10/04/05: Unveiling of Welcome Wall panel 38, with 393 names Themed programs for visiting schools 09–17/04/05: special viewings of Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture for About Time workshop and science show with Dr Deane Heritage Week Hutton, years 2–10 maths, science, HSIE, geography

14/04/05: An evening of French opera with mezzo Sailor Style – Art Fashion Film for years 5–12 visual arts soprano Annette Tesoriero and pianist Nigel Kellaway, & design, textiles & design, history, HSIE and special Members viewing of Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture for years 3–12 history, visual arts and Special program for Les Génies de la Mer – French, and Sailors & Superstitions – a game on the Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture, three lectures exhibition’s mythical themes for primary years and a theatre performance: 31/03/05: David Gaucher, exhibition designer 07/04/05: Marjolaine Mourot, chief curator and head Permanent programs for schools of collections at Musée national de la Marine, Paris Replica of Cook’s Endeavour, tours for all years 05/05/05: Robert Forgacs, Louis Pratt and ANMM curators Daina Fletcher and Mariea Fisher Investigating Pyrmont, years 9–12 history and 07 & 08/05/05: Le Temps de Vivre theatre company geography performances in French of Sinbad the Sailor Maritime archaeology, for years 5–12 history, HSIE, 23/05/05: Performance by the Dili Allstars during talks science related to the exhibition Children of the Crocodile – the Navigators, years 3–6 HSIE Australia-East Timor Story Pirate School, years K–3 maths, English, HSIE, PE, PD 01/06/05: Sydney at war: the untold story, fi l m a n d & health presentation for Members with director Claude Gonzalez Science at the National Maritime Museum, years 3–12 science Children’s programs Shipshape on James Craig, years 3–6 HSIE 07/08/04: Sailor Style family fun day for Members Shipwrecks, Corrosion & Conservation, year 12 05/09/04: Sailor Style Super Sassy Sunday chemistry

27/09–08/10/04: Vampire activity tours Submarine Venture, years 3–6 science, HSIE

28/09–10/10/04: Watch time go by from Sailor Street Transport, years 1–2 HSIE

07/11/04: About Time Second-hand Sunday What is history? years 9–10 history 27/12/04–25/01/05: Wetworld

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Visiting speakers programs

Throughout the year, lunchtime talks and seminars are given to museum staff and volunteers by visiting curators and specialists.

23/09/04: ‘Endeavour’s “other” history and the part ANMM is playing in the search for Endeavour’s last resting place’, by Dr Nigel Erskine, curator of exploration and European settlement

29/10/04: ‘The Docklands Museum – exploring waterfront developments and interpretation of dockland and port histories’, by Oriel Williams, visiting Churchill Fellowship scholar, interpretive consultant and former curator at the Docklands Museum, London

21/01/05: ‘Report on secondment to the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, 2004’, by Dominic Macintosh, marketing services manager

11/03/05: ‘The role of a display care manager in the collections care department’, by Mary Jane Holton, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, and courier for ANMM’s exhibitions About Time and Sailor Style – Art Fashion Film

09/05/05: ‘Notes on life at sea aboard the replica of HM Bark Endeavour on the last leg of her fi nal voyage from England to Australia, April 2005’, by Dr Nigel Erskine, curator of exploration and European settlement

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APPENDIX 2 SELECTED ACQUISITIONS TO THE NATIONAL MARITIME COLLECTION

Artworks & prints a 19th-century voyage alluding to a special relationship between the captain and one of his charges. Purchased Three watercolour paintings by Captain George W R from Frances Lowndes. Bourne (active in Western Australia and South Australia 1887–1910): Dartford 1910, Albany Harbour circa Watercolour painting of SS Oonah signed and dated 1900, Rob Roy circa 1885–1900 A V Gregory, 1908 Captain George W R Bourne was a topographical artist SS Oonah (1888–1934) was built for the Tasmanian and ship portrait painter working in the colonial ports of Steam Navigation Company but operated from 1912 Western and South Australia from the 1880s to 1910. for the Bass Strait trade. The painting represents the He painted sailing ships, steamships, lighthouses importance of shipping in developing colonial and and port scenes of the settlements along the coastal Australian economies. Purchased from Marani Fine Art. shipping route between the south-western colonies. A watercolour painting titled Mosman’s Bay Sydney The three watercolours are signifi cant as examples Harbour, signed G H Brown and dated 1875 of the oeuvre of a professional maritime artist The painting is signifi cant as a careful depiction of the pre- and post-Federation and as an artistic record of type of ship carrying cargo and emigrants to Australia in the burgeoning coastal shipping trade servicing the the 19th century, and as the impressions of a seaman developing Australian economies. Purchased from on the ship. Purchased from Marani Fine Art. McKenzie Fine Art. Watercolour painting, a ship’s portrait of the Cecilia Oil painting of the yacht Fairlie II by Captain James Sudden, by Arthur Gregory Haughton Forrest, circa 1900 The Cecilia Sudden was a four-masted schooner built Oil on canvas portrait, in gilded timber and composition in California in 1902 by the Bendixsen Shipbuilding Co. frame, the painting gives a broadside view of the for Sudden & Christenson of San Francisco; she was gaff-rigged cutter yacht Fairlie II racing offshore in sold in 1915 to a company in Tasmania where she was the early 1900s. The yacht Fairlie II was a high profi le used in the timber, coal and kerosene trade between yacht owned by an equally high profi le ‘gentleman’ America and Australia. Purchased at Sothebys. yachtsman, Frederick N Clarke, from Tasmania. The acquisition represents an important piece of Australian Sketchbook containing 24 pencil sketches by yachting history. Purchased from Richard Schmidt and Midshipman G Mundy RN, HMS Blanche, South Jane Bluett. American Station, 1824–26 The South American Station protected shipping routes Painted surfboard Bra Boys by artist James Dodd for to Asia and the Pacifi c, its work extending to protection the Clean Ocean Foundation of routes to the colony of NSW. The sketchbook The surfboard, painted with bold, tattoo-like brands contains sketches of Portugal, Brazil, Cape Horn, Chile in blue on both sides, represents a contemporary and Columbia in the period 1824–26. Purchased from interpretation of a surfi ng subculture, showing the Christies, London. iconography of the Bra Boys, a group of surfers at Maroubra Beach, by an artist whose work explores Engravings after Webber from the atlas – A Voyage brands and identities. Purchased from Christies Art to the South Pacifi c … for making discoveries in the Auctioneers. Northern Hemisphere, published by Strahan, Nicol and Caldwell, London 1784 Framed oil painting of SS Sophocles berthed at Circular John Webber was the offi cial expedition artist during Quay in 1884 Cook’s third Pacifi c voyage. Purchased from Christies, The painting is a charming depiction of a 19th-century London. passenger ship to Australia and an unusual souvenir of

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Three watercolours by Robert McCrae and services provided for travellers, exporters and Depicting the RAN patrol boat HMAS Geraldton, Darwin importers. Purchased from Horden House Rare Books Harbour, 2003; Italian Navy amphibious assault ship and Prints. San Giusto preparing to transport supplies to East A Narrative of the Briton’s Voyage to Pitcairn’s Island by Timor, Darwin Harbour, 2000; Royal Canadian Navy Lieutenant J Shillibeer, with 15 illustrations, published by supply ship HMCS Protecteur and Royal Australian Law & Whittaker, London, 1818 landing ship HMAS Tobruk, preparing to transport HMS Briton was voyaging in the Pacifi c in 1814, supplies to East Timor, Darwin Harbour, 1999. accompanied by HMS Tagus, visiting Chile, Peru, Purchased from Robert McCrae. Galapagos and other Pacifi c islands. They ‘discovered’ Oil painting by Maude Gum, American Red Cross ship Pitcairn’s Island –only the second ship to visit the island near Gabo Island memorial since the Bounty mutiny in 1790. Shillibeer’s account is Maude E Gum (1885–1973) was a versatile South thus the second description of Pitcairn and the situation Australian artist who worked in a wide range of media of the mutineer settlement – 24 years after its inception. and also as a teacher of drawing and design. Purchased from Hordern House Rare Books and Prints.

Photographs Tools & equipment

18 colour slides of the passenger liner Orsova A Victorian two-day chronometer by Hewitt & Sons, departing Sydney on 28 May 1957 London, about 1860 The images capture the crowds and excitement of Contained within a mahogany box with glass protective ship departures from Sydney’s wharves during the inner lid, the chronometer complements the museum’s 1950s. The slides provide a personal perspective of a collection of navigational instruments of the 17th to passenger journey and dockside farewell. Purchased 19th centuries. Purchased from Australian Association from Lois Kuip. of Watch and Clock Collectors.

Nine digital images of Australian Paralympic team A pair of base-mounted optical gunsight binoculars, about members training in Rome and competing at 2004 1944, made by Ross of London Athens Paralympic Games in swimming and sailing Used on Royal Australian Naval ships for observation, events range and angle measurement from the bridge when Robert Prezioso was offi cial photographer to the training the ship’s guns for fi ring; original mahogany case. Australian Paralympic Committee. These images are signifi cant in documenting the feats of disabled Clothing & accessories Australian aquatic athletes during training and competition at the 2004 Paralympic Games. Swimwear and leisurewear from the collection of Purchased from Prezioso Photography. Sophie Van Rood, from the 1880s to 1950s The material, including straw boaters, a rare Edwardian Two colour prints by Rene Nowytarger titled The bathing cap, men’s swimming trunks from the Crossing, 2002 1940s, and a 1920s beach pyjama suit, adds to our Prints depict Afghan refugee women crossing the ship’s understanding of beach culture and swimming, water loading ramp off the coast of Nauru. Purchased from sports and popular culture. Purchased from Lawson The Australian. Menzies Pty Ltd.

Women’s 1960s swimsuit related to beach culture and Books & documents beach fashion Australasian United Steam Navigation Co Ltd Purchased from Mr Michael Whiteside. Handbook of Information for the Colonies and India, An Australian Home Journal dressmaking pattern for a 12th edition, 1899–1900 playsuit from the 1940s or 1950s Published as a guide to the Australasian colonies Purchased from Ms Janis Ferguson.

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Crafts & curios Hawaii in 1779 the Royal Society produced medals in gold, silver and bronze – gold costing 20 guineas. Over Whale penis fi tted as a lamp mounted on a square 500 bronze medals were struck. Purchased from Noble plinth with a standard electric light bulb, cord and plug Numismatics Pty Ltd. installed at the base This electric whale penis lamp, provenance unknown, Commemorative medallion for the 1908 visit of the is signifi cant as an example of material souvenired by American Great White Fleet the Australian whaling industry during the 18th, 19th The visit of the American Fleet in 1908 was an event of and 20th centuries. It shows how parts of the whale enormous proportions. It is estimated that over 25% were fetishised and collected by whalers themselves of the Australian population participated in some way and others in the industry. It is also a rare example in the celebrations in Sydney, Melbourne and Albany, of a whale penis preserved and mounted into a WA. The medallion has been pierced at the top for contemporary electric lamp. Purchased from Dalia suspension from a necklace. Stanley.

Wooden sea chest with iron handles and latch Indigenous acquisitons The chest, from the Chariot of Fame, is painted on Three striking, woven pandanus fi sh traps, one smaller the front with three passengers’ names, the name fi sh trap and a dilly bag of the ship, and ‘Not Wanted on the Voyage’. Chariot of Fame was a three-masted, square-rigged clipper, The fi sh traps – from Maningrida in the Northern built at Massachusetts and launched in 1853. Initially Territory – highlight the diversity of methods used she sailed out of American ports, then made many by Aboriginal people to catch fi sh. Maningrida is well passages between England and Australia before being known for conical fi sh traps such as these, traditionally abandoned at sea in 1876. made by men.

The dilly bag is beautifully woven. Such bags were Medals & coins once common throughout Australia, and were used for carrying or storing objects, and for ceremonial Bronze medal commemorating Captain James Cook purposes. (1728–1779), struck by the Royal Society, engraver Lewis Pingo of the Royal Mint Fibre objects are linked to all aspects of Indigenous life: The obverse features a bust of Cook with the inscription as well as for everyday use, they personify ancestral Cook Oceani Investigator Acerrimus (the most intrepid events and reinforce connections to the land. investigator of the seas). Following Cook’s death in

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Mr James Allison Ms Ruth Boydell A white cotton-fringed scarf with HMAS Tobruk ship’s Collection of banners, fl ags, gifts, leafl ets, t-shirts and badge embroidered in bottom corner posters connected with the ‘Flotilla of Hope’ to Nauru, Badge consists of castle fl ying St George fl ag from left 2004 tower, within rope circle, surmounted by naval crown The fl otilla was a seaborne protest involving two and Tobruk on a scroll. Boomerang, nulla nulla and Australian sailing boats, the Eureka and the One Off, stone axe appear beneath rope circle, and ship’s motto and seven crew. The expedition sailed from Sydney and Fidelis et Fortis is embroidered below. arrived in Nauru on 20 June (World Refugee Day) with educational and recreational items and messages of Mr Russ Ames support for the 260 asylum seekers detained in Nauru. Five paintings, in acrylic on canvas board, of Royal The vessels were not allowed to dock. The actions Australian Navy ships by Russ Ames, 2000, member of sought to draw media attention to the government’s the Australian Society of Marine Artists ‘Pacifi c Solution’ to unauthorised asylum seekers. Mr Grant Arbuthnot Mr Dart and Indigo Braeder Handbook for Masters and Seagoing Offi cers – The Regatta program, single folio, NSW 2ft Model Sailing Australian National Line (Australian Coastal Shipping Council-State Open-Water Championship held on Commission), first edition, 1962 Sunday 31 August 1947, a rule book 2 foot Model Handbook adds to the collection of ANL material Sailing Club and a fl yer for the Sydney Ship Model Club already held by the museum and represents the lives of circa 1973 seeking members to revive the sport of merchant seamen. model skiff racing in Sydney Ms Jean Beckett The program lists regatta entrants with details of Commemorative medalet from the arrival of the First skippers, model boat names, post position, mainsail Australian Fleet Unit in 1913 colours etc. The rule book contains 59 rules including objectives, registration, subscription details, codes Ms Hanja Bicknell of conduct for members, handicapping rules and race Two canvas standard life jackets made by Harry West, rules. Printed by Frederick E Dearing. sailmakers of Balmain, probably 1950s, used on the motor-sailor boat Wyaree in Sydney Mr David Bromley Framed assemblage of wooden cut-outs titled The Mr Gordon and Mrs Carole Billet Collection by Adelaide-based artist David Bromley (5 of A collection of power boating memorabilia relating to the edition of 40) power boat racing careers of Mr Jack and Mrs Valerie Signed lower right, exhibited with other works by David Lewitz, in NSW in the 1950s and 1960s Bromley in 2003 at Tim Olsen Gallery, Sydney. The work The collection includes racing certifi cates; albums of depicts wooden cut-out profi les of commercial ships photographs and racing ephemera; news and magazine and paintings of several yachts with black pen details; articles; and nine silver-plate powerboat racing trophies. it presents a playful vision of commercial ship profi les Mr Marcus Blackmore and refl ects the artist’s interest in reinterpreting 1930s A tin of QBB butter concentrate taken with Kay ‘boys-own’ adventure story book imagery. Cottee on board Blackmores First Lady on her Mr Neil Brough circumnavigation of the world in 1987–1988. The tin is Two Christmas cards signed by Kay Cottee. One card from HMS Vampire, with paper insert and black & white photograph of Vampire; one from

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HMS Shropshire with paper insert and black & white Australian whaling history. Davidson Whaling Station photograph of Shropshire. at Eden in New South Wales was the longest-operating whaling station in Australia and the last shore-based Ms Rachella Chidgey operation. The engraving by René Davidson is also an A framed black and white photographic panorama of unusual example of contemporary scrimshaw. Bantry Bay Public Magazine The site pictured is listed on the Australian heritage Mrs Nancy de Almeida database for its signifi cance as a preserved industrial Calico handkerchief painted with a map of the island of site; it is also an important maritime heritage site. Timor and the words ‘East Timor Freedom’ Used by dancers from the East Timorese Cultural The Honorable Peter Collins QC Centre (Sydney) during performances in the 1990s. Metal waterline models of merchant and naval vessels The handkerchief refl ects the meshing of cultural As well as 51 models, donation includes 21 naval traditions with political objectives that characterised books from 1918 to 2001 and a framed topographic the East Timorese community in Australia. map of Gallipoli, reproduced at the survey department, Egypt, 1915. Ms Sarah Elliott A crossing-the-line certifi cate from the HMAS Sydney Ms Kay Cottee coronation cruise 1953, presented to Malcolm Elliott; Eighteen dyeline plans of a Tasman Seabird yacht a certifi cate stating that Malcolm Elliott was serving in design by Alan Payne HMAS Sydney on the occasion of Queen Elizabeth II’s Kay Cottee’s father Jim McLaren built the Tasman review at Spithead on 15 June 1953; and a souvenir Seabird yacht Joy Too in 1961 from these plans. The program yacht was raced on Sydney Harbour and crewed by the McLaren family including Kay, who gained her early Mrs Halcyon Evans sailing experiences on this yacht. The Tasman Seabird, One piece of wood from the hold of Vice-Admiral Lord designed by Payne in 1956, is one of Australia’s classic Horatio Nelson’s fl agship HMS Victory ocean racers, heavily built for extra safety in rough seas. The piece of wood, in fragile condition, is contained in an envelope with the handwritten pencil note ‘From the Mr Graeme Cox Victory’s hold’. A cream silk pennant with gold-fringed tassel and blue embroidered lettering ‘Hai-Quan Viet-Nam/ Georges Hall Public School Thantang/1962’, surrounding two crossed fouled An adjuster’s report of the assessment of insurance anchors. The republic of Vietnam’s fl ag, of three claims resulting from an accident to the SS Narrung in red bars on a golden background, is embroidered December 1912 diagonally in one corner The report documents the damage, repairs, valuations of ship and cargo, seamen’s pay etc and is signifi cant in Mrs Vera Crage revealing details of cargo shipping in the period. Ferry token – a brown metal disc with the inscription ‘For use in Ferry Turnstiles/Sydney Harbour Ferries Pty Mrs Pat Gillard Ltd’ – in use between 1900 and 1951 A leather autograph book with a hand-painted sketch of the MV Duntroon on the cover; contains the Mr Andy Curran signature of Captain Lloyd dated 24th Nov 39 A 1980 America’s Cup team jumper from the Australian challenger Australia worn by grinder John Longley; also Mr Ray Goddard a collection of souvenirs relating to the Royal Australian Cardboard-mounted black & white photograph of White Navy helicopter fl ight – Vietnam (RANHFV), 2005 Star Line vessel Afric in Sydney Harbour, about 1907 The image shows Sydney’s cityscape in the Mr René Davidson background. The photo belonged to the Reverend Two pieces of baleen, one engraved by the donor in Herbert Egerton Hulme who migrated from London 2004 with an image of his grandfather, Eden’s master to Australia on the Afric in 1907. He has written whaler George Davidson (1863–1952) ‘Torpedoed by Germans July 1917’ at the bottom and The pieces provide links to an important family in the top is covered with signatures of fellow passengers.

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Mr Lance Gowland Mrs Meredith Hinchliffe Collection of prayer fl ags covered in messages fl own Bottle of brandy presented to the Secretary of the from yachts participating in the ‘Flotilla of Hope’ Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron, Capt Leslie Maxwell expedition to Nauru in 2004 (relates to donation by Hinchliffe DSC RAN, by Francis Chichester in 1966 Ms R Boydell, above) during his stopover in Sydney in Gipsy Moth IV; eight silver gelatin photographs taken by Ern McQuillan Mrs Jean Hale at the start of the 1968 Sydney–Hobart Yacht Two black & white photographs of the Royal Australian Race; correspondence and two novelty advertising Navy hospital ship Manunda leaving Darling Harbour, booklets for Rothmans cigarettes entitled ‘Queries in Sydney, in April 1945 bound for Morotai to pick Seamanship No 1 and No 2’, 1920s–1930s up wounded personnel and return to Australia for The brandy is a rare memento of Chichester’s treatment; photographer unknown circumnavigation in Gipsy Moth IV in 1966–7, the fi rst Mr Trygve and Mrs Noreen Halvorsen true single-handed circumnavigation where the track Collection of ocean racing memorabilia including passes over two diametrically opposite points on the scrapbooks, plans and clothing, relating to the ocean globe. The photographs add to our documentation of racing and sporting interests of Trygve and Magnus Australia’s best-known blue water classic; the booklets Halvorsen refl ect the nautical imagery in advertising of the 1920s Collection includes 31 scrapbooks relating to the and 1930s. Sydney–Hobart, Trans Tasman, Admiral’s Cup, Mr Gerald Hurst Montague Island, America’s Cup and other races; A Victorian naval forces certifi cate of service of Charles Gretel account book listing modifi cations to this yacht; Hurst in the Victorian Navy; a reference letter written shell from the starter’s gun fi red at the start of the 50th by W G Colquhoun, gunnery lieutenant, aboard HMVS Sydney–Hobart yacht race; and various rolled plans Nelson in Port Melbourne, 1896, to recommend of Solveig, Anitra V, Peer Gynt, and Norla designed by Charles Hurst to any employer Trygve Halvorsen and plans by Lars Halvorsen. Mr Peter Huxley Halvorsen Boats Pty Ltd Souvenir t-shirt of Oberon class submarine HMAS Life buoy from Kathleen Gillett and a diverse collection Onslow’s involvement in RIMPAC 78 of wooden patterns, mandrel boxes and Halvorsen The t-shirt dates commemorate Australia’s boat fi ttings dating from the 1940s to the 1960s commitment to Pacifi c rim naval exercises around Mr Peter Hellmrich Hawaii in April 1978. During RIMPAC exercises (held Anniversary regatta program, 26 January 1844, on every two years) nations that border the Pacifi c embossed paper and supported on layers of linen and join together to hone their battle skills. RIMPAC 78 coated paper was made up of 47 ships, 252 aircraft and 22,000 Printed by Daniel Lovett Welch, Sydney, the program personnel from Australia, New Zealand, Canada and is the earliest regatta program to be offered to the the USA. museum and is a valuable document of recreational Mrs Joan Killingsworth rowing and sailing and details of a colonial regatta in A dark-blue triangular felt Women’s Royal Australian the 1840s. Naval Service (WRANS) pennant with two suspension Mrs Freda Henderson loops on the hoist Model of ship Archibald Russell, flanked by smaller Mr Nelson Manuel Lay models of the Star and the Gaelic displayed in Wooden model Uma Lulik (East Timorese sacred wooden box house) The diorama is signifi cant for its depiction of key Made by carpenter Nelson Lay, the model’s thatched vessels in the Australian grain race fl eets and for roof is fashioned from broom bristles; the windows are capturing the romance of this last era of sail, when glazed with plastic; a paper Fretilin fl ag fl ies from the wheat-bearing windjammers raced round Cape Horn in wooden fi nial and a larger cloth East Timorese fl ag is an effort to record the fastest voyage. mounted outside the house.

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Mr Raymond Leung Mr Graeme McNamara Dragon boat racing memorabilia from 1999 to 2001 A black & white photograph of HMAS Voyager in Sydney including programs, shirts and processional lanterns Harbour, with the bridge in the background; caps of two sailors are visible in the foreground Mr Vincent Leyden The Royal Navy vessel was transferred to the RAN and A stringerless foam 9 foot 6 inch (2.9 m) Gordon and spent long periods in Sydney. She was wrecked and Smith long board, custom-shaped by Cronulla surfer scuttled while disembarking troops on Betano Beach, Bobby Brown circa 1967 Timor in 1942. One of the last works of this skilled surfer and board shaper, regarded as a major surfi ng talent in the 1960s Mr Douglas Murray when he was killed, aged 22. A wooden tray with raised silver-plated rail around the outside and silver plated handles at either end. A Mr Phil Logan presentation plaque in the centre is inscribed ‘To Mr Two pairs of men’s swimming trunks worn by members C.C. Cox from Victualling Staff of SS Katoomba 27.6.25’ of the Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club Mr Keith Murray Mrs Tuyet Lu A collection of marine surveyor’s instruments, Fry pan and plastic dishes decorated with Chinese including a rope gauge used by Keith Murray as marine designs, brought from Vietnam to Australia in 1977 by surveyor and superintendent of shipping from the Tuyet Lu on the vessel Tu Do (owned by the museum) 1940s to the 1980s Mr Bernado Machado Two photograph albums of MV Maheno and other Jersey, t-shirt, medals and caps relating to the annual Union Steam Ship Company ships built in the 1960s Timor Cup soccer competition in Australia, (one of the Albums compiled by Keith Murray during his career few events that regularly unite East Timorese from as shipbuilder, surveyor and construction engineer all over Australia) and highlighting the importance of in Australia, New Zealand and the Pacifi c. One album maintaining cultural traditions in the East Timorese features black & white photographic prints of the community maiden voyage and sea trials of the Union Steamship Mrs Doris Marshall Company of New Zealand RoRo (Roll on Roll off) ship A framed oil painting of the passenger steamer MV Maheno, 1969. Westralia operated by the Huddart Parker Line. Signed Mr Chris Nixon and dated by crew member Hugo Lupi 17.4.1915 Selected papers and newsletters from the Hood 23 Mr John Matheson Association archives 1970s–1980s; two copies of the Fourteen 19th-century prints depicting Macquarie Hood Association constitution 1973–4 Lighthouse, the Hornby Light and South Head coastline The Hood 23 was designed as a family day sailer by of Sydney Warwick Hood in October 1966; the fi rst boats were The images document the changing face of Sydney produced by the Hood Boating Company in late 1967. Harbour over the century, shipping changes and the Mr Bill Olson aesthetic appeal of lighthouses for tourists of the period. Framed poster (designed by William Olson) was Ms Gillian Matthews issued as a limited edition by P&O welcoming Francis Machine-stitched submariner’s cream pure wool polo Chichester to Australia on the occasion of a 1968 neck jumper promotional tour of his book about the 1967–68 Manufactured in 1998 by the Elegant Knitting single-handed circumnavigation in Gipsy Moth IV Company of Penrith, New South Wales to Royal Mr Roland Osborne Australian Navy pattern, issued to submariners only. Two shipboard newspapers from HMAS Vampire Mrs Janice McIlree – titled AUDAMUS – written and published on board, Carved wooden commemorative triptych featuring August 1967, containing details of shipboard and HMS Victory, Admiral Lord Nelson and the battleship shore activities, cartoons, poems, and Australian and HMS Nelson, all surmounted by a naval crown, with a world news during Vampire’s cruise to Korea and the facsimile of a handwritten letter by Nelson dated 1782 South China Sea for SEATO exercises in 1967

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P&O Nedlloyd particular the gold medal success of Noel Robins, Jamie A Marconi Alert type 1119/B emergency receiver Dunross and Graeme Martin in the Sonar class event. with instruction manual published by the Technical Captain K H Ross Information Department – The Marconi International Gunter scale rule, 610 mm long and 47 mm wide, made Marine Company Ltd of boxwood with brass inserts for compass points Ms Erika Peile Invented by Edmund Gunter, Professor of Astronomy Three cloth souvenir sailor dolls acquired on voyages at Gresham College, London, in 1620, the Gunter between London and Australia in the 1950s onboard scale was a forerunner of the slide-rule and was SS Stratheden and SS Southern Cross used by navigators until about 1900. The Gunter scale exemplifi es the technical achievement of Ms Amanda Penrose Hart mathematicians and instrument makers in the 17th Oil painting on canvas by Amanda Penrose Hart titled century and augments the museum’s collection of Mirror of the sea – the Krait 2004 depicts a seascape navigation instruments. with MV Krait, veteran of Operation Jaywick Estate of W Schröder Mr John Perryman Collection of personal and shipping memorabilia RAN petty offi cer coxswain navy blue double-breasted belonging to Wim Schröder, a captain in the merchant dress jacket, manufactured by ADI in 1990; RAN petty navy (1953–1982) offi cer yeoman of signals navy blue double-breasted Collection includes material from the Straat Auckland; dress jacket, manufactured by Otele Mfg Pty Ltd in ephemera relating to launch of Nedlloyd, Royal 1988 Interocean and other shipping lines; navigational Mr Bob Poole charts and tables; black & white photographs; plaque Diary & scrapbook in ink, illustrated with photographs commemorating Schröder’s retirement from the Straat and magazine clippings, recording the experiences Auckland; and delftware souvenir jug from the Straat of Raymond Oswald Poole, a seaman on the barque Fukuoka. Archibald Russell on a voyage from South Australia to Ms Lindsey Shaw England in 1933 First day cover issued to commemorate the 200th Mr David Porter anniversary of Captain Cook’s landing in Hawaii in Seven dyeline copies of design drawings by Bruce Farr 1778. Two USA 13-cent stamps depict Cook in a formal from 1972–3 of the 18-foot skiff KB (in the museum’s portrait and HMS Resolution in Hawaii in 1779 collection); and a reel of fi lm showing KB under Two Naval Brigade and Naval Reserve cupro-nickel construction commemorative medallions issued in 2000 by the Mrs Marjorie Quick Reserve Forces Day Council Inc to celebrate 100 years P&O Pocket Book published in 1899 providing service by naval brigade and naval reserve forces in information on the customs, climate, currency and the Defence of Australia culture of foreign ports of call. Stamped H E Quick, it Mr Marcus Shaw includes handwritten notes on weather conditions etc Rip Curl Pro Sunsmart Classic 2000 program; during a trip on the Prinz Regent Luitpold Australian Surfriders Association Victorian Mr Bob Reid Championship trophy 1970 awarded to Marcus Shaw; Large colour map of Sydney CBD 1910 attached other Marcus Shaw surfi ng memorabilia including to a calico sheet, showing wharves in Pyrmont, silver gelatin photographs by Barrie Sutherland Woolloomooloo and Circular Quay and the shipping Shaw was a pioneer of big-wave surfi ng in Victoria and companies affi liated with them one of the fi rst to surf at Bells Beach, one of Australia’s most famous surfi ng beaches and location of the Estate of Noel Robins world’s longest-running surf contest. Medal uniform accessories worn by gold medallist sailor Noel Robins at the Sydney 2000 Paralympic Games Mrs Gina Sinozich The material is signifi cant in documenting the Oil painting titled Our Story (2004), by Croatian achievements of Australian Paralympians and in migrant Gina Sinozich who is shown at the bow of the

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vessel Neptunia in 1957 stretching towards a map of races, hydroplanes and motor-boats. Garrard was a Australia, depicted upside-down under a night sky; her Melbourne yachtsman who owned the William Fife- husband Eugene and two children Jenny and Michael designed yacht Sayonara, considered the fi nest yacht are seated behind her in Australian waters in the 1890s.

Child’s woollen jacket, wooden donkey and souvenir Mr Philip Stevens belonging to Gina Sinozich, treasured by her for Ralston indicator (used for weighing and balancing a 50 years as almost the only link with her Croatian ship loading and discharging cargo) from SS Act 1, built homeland 1968–9

Mrs Valerie Sloan The Swatch Group A red canvas Australian merchant fl ag waved by six- Boxed Swatch Sydney 2000 Olympic Pin Collection in year-old Valerie Sloan at a procession of men from original packaging produced as an offi cial souvenir for HMAS Sydney through Sydney city streets in the fi rst the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. The Swatch Group half of 1941 was offi cial timekeeper for the Games

Mr John Smith Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club A painted HMAS Vampire ship’s badge consisting of Two pairs of men’s swimming trunks worn by members vampire bat within rope circle, surmounted by naval of the Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club circa 1950 crown and Vampire in blue name scroll Ms Petria Thomas Mr Trevor Smith A selection of competition swimming and training A framed black & white photograph of Titan crane apparel worn by Olympic gold medallist Petria Thomas lifting another crane at Vickers Cockatoo Dockyard Pty The selection includes swimwear, caps, goggles, Ltd, Cockatoo Island training gear, an alarm clock and a shoulder brace Cockatoo Island was the site of the fi rst major naval and represents Petria Thomas’s career from her fi rst shipbuilding program in Australia, important to the Olympic Games in 1996 to her retirement after Athens in development of the Royal Australian Navy and the 2004. The material is signifi cant because it reveals the maintenance of the allied navies during two world wars. development of swimming gear in the decade from the mid-1990s, and the tenacity of a champion swimmer. Mrs Lesley Smolders A crossing-the-line certifi cate for HMAS Sydney III The Trixie Whaling estate presented to Peter Mcgarry in 1967; a telegram dated Rowing memorabilia consisting of pennants, ribbons, 2 August 1967 from Malcolm Fraser, Minister for badges, scrap book and photograph album relating to the Army, to Lesley Brabbins advising that her fi ancé the career of Trixie Whaling (née Forest) with the YWCA Private Peter Shaun Mcgarry was killed in action on 1 rowing club 1929–1939 August 1967 in Phuoc Tuy Province, Vietnam Mrs Cairo Walker Ms Dawn Springett The Corrigan collection comprises three oil paintings A pair of dark-green cotton overalls with zippered signed G Edwards, depicting steamships owned by B M pocket on front embroidered with red Naval Dockyard Corrigan in the early 20th century: SS Friendship, SS Williamstown insignia, consisting of text in oval, Kiltobranks and SS Mokau; and a naïve model of three- surrounding fouled anchor masted ship Shieldaic, in a glass and timber case with shelves above for ornaments Ms Paula Stafford Corrigan’s was a small coastal shipping company Diary written by George Garrard of his voyage on the serving the north coast of NSW from about 1880 to steamer Ville de Metz 1924–25 1920. The collection represents a virtually forgotten The handwritten diary records Garrard’s arrival in minor coastal company. Sydney from Melbourne in 1924 and his embarkation Ms Wendy Williams on the steamer Ville de Metz for the voyage to Europe. King George Jacks Day badge, 1940s The diary records his observations of shipboard life, During the reign of King George VI, small silver and other vessels, ports, weather and travels in France, enamel badges such as this were sold as mementoes including the Riviera, where he describes yacht and to raise funds for the war effort or the navy.

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Westpac Banking Corporation designed by Australian naval architect Alan Payne. The Promotional Westpac ephemera relating to the manuscript Wind and Water is an unpublished account Australian Olympic swimming squad competing in the of this challenge. Other documents reveal valuable Sydney 2000 Olympics information about the organisational structure of the Collection includes posters featuring black & white Australian syndicate headed by Sir Frank Packer. photographs of swimmers Matt Dunn, Susie O’Neill, Unknown Grant Hackett and Ian Thorpe; Westpac fi nancial year Spiral-bound 1993 Australian Rowing calendar calendars titled 500 Days of Dreams and Count Down produced by the Australian Rowing Council to History showing aquatic athletes. The calendar, which features Australian Olympic Women’s Pioneer Society of Australia and World Champion teams including the ‘Oarsome A wooden coffee table constructed by S H Ravenscroft Foursome’, is an example of elite sports promotion and using souvenir pieces from historic vessels; wooden gives contextual images for the men’s double scull and bookshelf made by Ravenscroft in 1934 with timber men’s coxless four which both won gold at the 1992 from Burdekin House and HMAS Sydney. Barcelona Olympics. Unknown Anonymous Souvenir vinyl sound recording with Super Duck, Papers relating to the 1962 America’s Cup Challenge the theme of the America’s Cup Challenge 1987, including plans of 12-Metre yacht Gretel performed by Galapagos Duck and friends, EMI Various items relating to yacht racing with particular Records 1986 reference to the early history of Australia’s involvement The sound recording refl ects the infl uence of major in the America’s Cup. The plans provide documentation sporting events on Australian popular culture. of Australia’s fi rst America’s Cup challenger Gretel,

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APPENDIX 4 MMAPSS GRANTS 2004–2005

One of the museum’s most important cutural outreach and seamanship training – in the vicinity, and on programs is the Maritime Museums of Australia completion of restoration it will be the only working Project Support Scheme (MMAPSS), administered example in South Australia. by us and jointly funded by the museum and the Cairns Maritime Museum, Cairns Qld Australian Government through the Distributed National Collections Program of the Department of A grant of $2,000 will assist the museum to conserve Communications, Information Technology and the the Hayles Green Island glass bottom boat. It’s the Arts. The grants are awarded to non-profi t maritime only known example remaining in Cairns of the once museums and historical societies, most of them ubiquitous type designed and built in the early 1950s community-based and run by volunteers, to fund by the Hayles family, an important tool in marketing restoration, conservation, collection management and developing tourism in tropical Australia. It allowed and exhibition development projects. The scheme thousands of mainly Australian tourists, visiting Cairns was initiated in 1995 and since then 113 projects up to the 1980s, to view coral reefs off Green Island. across all Australian states and most of its territories Maritime Museum of Townsville, Qld have been supported. For the year 2004–2005, 12 grants totalling $30,000 were awarded to the following A grant of $2,000 will fund the assessment, organisations. development and implementation of a management program for the museum’s important photographic Albany Maritime Foundation Inc, Albany WA collection. The program will include a complete audit, A grant of $4,400 will fund the development of a cataloguing, preventative conservation appraisal, maritime heritage gallery within the Albany Boat Shed. volunteer and curator training. As part of the fi tting-out process, displays will be created Echuca Historical Society, Echuca Vic recording the history of several prominent boating and/or fi shing families from this famous southern-ocean A grant of $3,500 was made to conserve a collection port of Western Australia, best-known as the home of of maritime photographs believed to be unique. The Australia’s last whaling-hunting industry. images, dated from 1890, include the Echuca Wharf, paddlesteamers and boats built in the town, the rail Broome Historical Society, Broome WA bridge and street scenes, children and adults outside An award of $3,000 will contribute towards the The Sawmill Sunday School, and PS Marion passing conservation work and digitisation of the Pearling through Torrumbarry Loch in 1939. Most were donated Master’s Register N–Z. This important historical by community members. document, a key primary resource relating to Geelong Heritage Centre, Vic Broome’s pearling history, will be taken to Perth where each page will be copied, conserved, and returned An award of $2,000 will assist the Geelong Heritage as close as possible to its original form. The original Centre to preserve and catalogue their W G Volum will then be stored safely away and the copy made Collection, donated in 2000. The estimated 12,000 available to the public. photographs of 19th and 20th-century British and Australian-built ships illustrate changes in Australian Axel Stenross Maritime Museum Inc, Port Lincoln SA shipping, trade, naval history and migration from the Funding of $3,000 will enable the museum to restore 1860s to 1980s. They include 600 photographs from an ex-RAN Montague whaler to working order, both the second half of the 19th century, of early steam for display and demonstration sailing use. This is ships in the Port of Geelong – once the wool capital of the only ex-navy whaler – a cutter used for transport Australia and a busier port than Melbourne.

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Clarence River Historical Society Inc, Grafton NSW Tweed Heads Historical Society Inc, NSW

Funding of $2,500 will enable the society to preserve Funding of $2,000 will allow Tweed Heads Historical the remnants of a skiff that belonged to world sculling Society to design and construct a mount for the display champion, Henry Searle. Sculling developed in the 19th of a pre-1936 carvel-built river skiff. Boats such as century into a popular professional sport with mass this were used from the time of early settlement on the appeal, and Searle was one of several heroes bred on Tweed and surrounding rivers as work boats to move the northern rivers of NSW. Champion of the world in family, transport provisions, and for fi shing, at a time 1889, he made headlines as ‘The Invincible Oarsman’ when there were no roads. and ‘The Clarence Comet’, but died of fever at age 23. Maritime Museum of Tasmania, Hobart Tas Lane Cove 12-Foot Sailing Skiff Club, Lane Cove NSW A grant of $2,000 will fund registration and A grant of $2,400 will contribute towards the club’s conservation of a collection of 77 silk regatta efforts to research and document its history and its programs. Hobart’s regatta was inaugurated in 1838 connection with the challenging 12-foot skiff class, a with racing whale boats, and by the early 1900s was distinctive racing type which has evolved into a high-tech ‘the greatest aquatic carnival South of the Line’. It two-hander raced competitively today. The club traces celebrated the local anniversary of Abel Tasman’s its origins back to the 1890s. The project involves discovery of the island in 1642. Ornate silk programs collecting oral history stories from club members, dating back to the mid-19th century detailed the assembling a digital collection of images related to the equally elaborate program of events that were a club, and will culminate in the publication of a book. theatrical feature of Hobart’s regattas.

Port of Yamba Historical Society Inc, NSW Internships

An award of $2,000 will assist in conserving and The Australian National Maritime Museum also displaying a collection of 223 watercolour paintings operates a partnership or internship program allowing of marine life with notes on their appearance, habitat people from smaller regional museums who are and feeding habits. Dated 1899, 1905 and 1908, the managing maritime heritage collections to spend up delightful watercolours in a fresh and appealing style are to four weeks here developing their skills. This year’s the work of an unknown artist (‘JTP’), and were made in interns were Ray Robinson from the Port Broughton Queensland, NSW and some Pacifi c islands. They were Sailing and Boat Club Inc of South Australia, and Marie found in the estate of the late Frank O’Grady, owner of Nunan, a volunteer from the Geelong Heritage Centre Yamba’s Pacifi c Hotel, and donated to the society. in Victoria.

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APPENDIX 5 ANMM PUBLICATIONS

Books Educational Resources

Voluteers Handbook 2003–04, annual volunteer About Time school activity book handbook of the Australian National Maritime About Time maths competition workbook Museum, 40pp, editor Gillian Matthews. Free to ANMM volunteers. About Time school workshop activity sheets

Serials Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture activity trail Signals, quarterly colour magazine of the Australian National Maritime Museum. Numbers 68–71. ISSN School holiday brochures 2004–05 (four) 1033-4688, 36pp, editor Jeffrey Mellefont. Published World Wide Web September, December, March, June. Free to Members. Australian National Maritime Museum Web Site Australian National Maritime Museum Annual Report http://www.anmm.gov.au. Updated continually. 2003–2004. ISSN 1034-5019, 151pp, editor Jeffrey 556,118 web site visits this year. Webmaster Jeffrey Mellefont. Mellefont, publications manager. All Hands, magazine of the Australian National The Welcome Wall http://www.anmm.gov.au/ww Maritime Museum Volunteers. Issues 48–51, 28pp, Searchable database of all Welcome Wall registrations published quarterly. Free to ANMM volunteers. including personal histories. Online registration for Newsletter, monthly newsletter of the Australian intending participants. National Maritime Museum Volunteers. Issues ANMM Image Library – searchable database of 122–133, 10pp, editor Peter Wood. Published monthly. selected ship images from the collection (http://www. Free to ANMM volunteers. anmm.gov.au/pics/search/index.cfm). Documents This is the museum’s contribution to the national Connections: Indigenous Cultures and the Australian heritage portal coordinated by the National National Maritime Museum. ISBN 0-9751428-2-8, Library of Australia PictureAustralia (http://www. authors Michael Crayford and John Waight, editor pictureaustralia.org/). Dr Wendy Wilkins.

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APPENDIX 6 STAFF PUBLICATIONS

Penny CUTHBERT, ‘50,000 km by kayak’ article, New Bliss JENSEN, ‘Regulating time in the colony’, feature Zealand Kayak Magazine 27 2004: 16–21 (reprint) article, Signals 69 2004–05: 9–11

Max DINGLE, ‘A brief guide to strategic planning’, Lindl LAWTON, ‘Refugee women – heroes and Friends Review (newsletter of the Australian Federation survivors’, feature article, Signals 69 2004–05: 12–13 of Friends of Museums), April 2005 – ‘Known to the unknown – Gina’s journey’, feature article, Signals 70 2005: 8–10 Dr Nigel ERSKINE, ‘Time and longitude’, feature article, – ‘Ships, scenery and society’, review of Waterline: Signals 68 2004: 2–5 Images from the Golden Age of cruising by John – & Bill Richards, ‘About Time’, article, Signals 68 Graves, Signals 71 2005: 32 2004: 6–7 – ‘Be Excellent to Each Other’, feature article, Signals Antonia MACARTHUR, ‘Dressing Endeavour-style’, 71 2005: 8–9 feature article, Signals 68 2004: 28–30 – ‘Time and longitude’, article, The World of Antiques – ‘A Scandinavian skirmish’, feature article, Signals 69 and Art, August 2004–February 2005: 59–62 2004–05: 30–31 – ‘The transit of Panama’, feature article, Signals 70 María José FERNÁNDEZ, ‘Our Welcome Wall is awash 2005: 34–35 with stories’, feature article, Signals 71 2005: 10–11 Ewen McPHEE, ‘Sailing a century’, review of Redbill Daina FLETCHER, ‘Kay Cottee’s great adventure From Pearls to Peace – the life and times of a brought to life’, feature article, Signals 70 2005: 12–13 remarkable lugger, by Kate Lance, Signals 68 2004: 31 – & Natasha WHYTE, ‘Sydney Harbour – working or not?’ feature article, Signals 68 2004: 8–11 Jeffrey MELLEFONT, ‘Museum Quay, Festival Pontoon’, feature article, Signals 69 2004–05: 14–16 Elizabeth HADLOW, ‘Snapshot – how to keep your – & Paul Hundley, ‘Log of the barque Terror’, feature photos safe’, feature article, Signals 68 2004: 24–27 article, Signals 69 2004–05: 6–8 Michael HEDGER, ‘Southern Surveyor: ocean research – ‘Memories of maritime India’, feature article, Signals fl a g s h i p ’ , a r t i c l e , Signals 69 2004–05: 38 70 2005: 26–30 – & Dr Wendy Wilkins & Bob Matchett, ‘Rivals at sea’, Kieran HOSTY, ‘Shipwrecks on our doorstep’, feature feature article, Signals 71 2005: 2–4 article, Signals 68 2004: 12–14 – & Simon Morris, ‘Around the world on Sirius’, feature Paul HUNDLEY, ‘Captain Mickleburgh and the barque article, Signals 71 2005: 27–31 Terror’, feature article, Signals 69 2004–05: 2–5 – ‘Fishmarket aromas’, Letters to the Editor, Sydney – & Jeffrey Mellefont, ‘Log of the barque Terror’, feature Morning Herald 18/02/05 article, Signals 69 2004–05: 6–8 – ‘Pre- and post-Tampa immigration policies’, Letters to – ‘Whalebone art, whaler’s log open window on 19th the Editor, Sydney Morning Herald 11/05/05 century maritime adventure’, article in Antiques in New – Cited in ‘What the Fuck’, Language Most Foul, Ruth South Wales, December 2004–May 2005 Wajnryb, Allen & Unwin, Sydney 2004 – ‘Acquisition – Henry Downes, Log of the Terror, Kimberly O’SULLIVAN STEWARD, ‘Meeting Gina’, 1846–1847’, article in World of Antiques and Art, article, Signals 70 2005: 11 February–August 2005 – ‘Acquisition– scrimshaw panbone of Benjamin David PAYNE, ‘Chalk and cheese’, feature article, Boyd’, article in World of Antiques and Art, February– Signals 71 2005: 12–14 August 2005 Bill RICHARDS, ‘Feeding the mind’, feature article, Signals 70 2005: 14–16

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– & Dr Nigel Erskine, ‘About Time’, article, Signals 68 1788–1963 by Peter Oppenheim, Signals 71 2005: 33 2004: 6–7 Gaynor STANLEY, ‘Steady hand at the helm’, article, – About Time, article, Collectable Trader, September– Signals 68 2004: 32–33 October 2004: 50–53 – ‘Tasmania’s resurgent Aboriginal crafts’, article, Karen SCHAMBERGER & Lindl LAWTON, ‘Fretilin calling Signals 69 2004–05: 35 …’, feature article, Signals 70 2005: 31–33 Jo THOMSON, ‘Understanding our audiences’, article, Lindsey SHAW, ‘A raggle-taggle fl otilla’, review of Signals 71 2005: 23 Forgotten Fleet 2: an updated and expanded history of Natasha WHYTE & Daina Fletcher, Sydney Harbour the part played by Australian men and ships in the US – working or not?’, feature article, Signals 68 2004: 8–11 Army Small Ships in New Guinea 1942–1945 by Bill and Ruth Lunney, Signals 69 2004–05: 29 Dr Wendy WILKINS, ‘Bienvenue Baudin’, article, Signals – ‘Voyages to Vietnam’, review of Photographs by 68 2004: 34 Australian naval and military veterans of the Vietnam – ‘Handle with care’, article, Signals 70 2005: 38–39 confl ict by Stephen Lewis, Signals 70 2005: 36 – & Jeffrey Mellefont & Bob Matchett, ‘Rivals at sea’, feature article, Signals 71 2005: 2–4 Stirling SMITH, ‘Sentinels on sandstone’, review of The – ‘Scandinavians at the museum’, article, Signals 71 Fragile Forts – the fi xed defences of Sydney Harbour 2005: 34

APPENDIX 7 STAFF CONFERENCE PAPERS & LECTURES

Neil BROUGH, ‘Care of fl oating maritime objects’, region’, paper, Museums Australia conference, Sydney, paper at Big Stuff conference – Caring for Large 03/05/05 Technology, Australian War Memorial, Canberra, Max DINGLE, ‘Does your museum know you exist?’, 29/10–01/11/2004 paper at Museum Shops Association of Australia Zara COLLINS, ‘All that glitters …’, talk, International conference, 15–17/09/04 Glass Art Society conference, JamFactory Centre for Penny CUTHBERT, ‘The enigmatic Oskar Speck’, paper, Craft and Design, Adelaide, 01/09/04 12 Biennial National Conference of the Australian – lecture on contemporary glass and jewellery designs, Historical Association, 06/07/04 visiting artists’ program, Sydney College of the Arts, – Watermarks volunteer guide training 27/07/04 and 16/03/05 24/02/05 Michael CRAYFORD, ‘Maritime heritage – a museum Dr Nigel ERSKINE, ‘After the Bounty: Mr Christian’s perspective’, paper and two workshop presentations settlement at Pitcairn Island’, lecture at Salve Regina on museum management, International Symposium University, Newport, Rhode Island, USA, 02/09/04 on the Preservation of Cultural Heritage, Yangon, – ‘The Newport connection’, ANMM staff lecture, Myanmar, 24/08/04–25/08/04 and Bagan, Myanmar, 23/09/04 26–28/08/04 – ‘About Time’, exhibition tour and talk to ANMM – ‘Australian National Maritime Museum’, lecture and Members, 29/09 & 28/10/04 participation in discussion on broader museology – ‘About Time’, exhibition tour and talk to FOH and issues, National Museum of Brunei, Bandar Seri security, 27/09 & 01/10/04 Bagwan, Brunei Darussalam, 01–03/09/04 – ‘About Time’, exhibition tour and talk to teacher – & V Daniel, H Mansell, K Fernandez and I Cook, ‘The guides, 12/10/04 politics of international engagement in the Asia-Pacifi c

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– ‘About Time’, exhibition tour and talk to volunteer – ‘Les Génies de la Mer for Australian visitors’, talk and guides, 13/10/04 tour for ANMM Members, with Marjolaine Mourot and – ‘About Time’, exhibition tour and lecture to WEA, Mario Beland, 07/04/05 10/02/05 – ‘The iconography of empire and Les Génies de la – ‘After the Bounty mutiny’, lecture to Members, Mer’, talk to partners of Heads of Mission, French 03/03/05 Embassy, Canberra, 19/04/05 – Endeavour replica volunteer guide training, 11, 12, & – Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval 21/03/05; 22/04/05; 13/05/05; 14 & 18/06/05 Sculpture, teacher guide training, 27/04/05 – Navigators gallery volunteer guide training, – ‘The development of Les Génies de la Mer 15/02/05 & 11/05/05 – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture’, paper – Four onboard lectures to Endeavour replica crew to delegates at Museums Australia conference, during the voyage from NZ to Australia, 01–17/04/05, 30/04/05 comprising: ‘Historical archaeology of Pitcairn Island’, – ‘A report on the scope and program for the Australian ‘Search for Endeavour’, ‘The development of the Register of Historic Vessels’, Australian Maritime Pacifi c in the late-18th and 19th centuries’, ‘Maritime Museums Association conference, 02/05/05 archaeology in Australia’ – ‘France and Australia: recontextualising Les Génies – ‘A brief history of navigation’, lecture at University of de la Mer at the ANMM’, a WEA course, 05/05/05 NSW, 04/05/05 – Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval – ‘Voyaging on the Endeavour replica’, lecture to ANMM Sculpture, teachers preview, 10/05/05 staff, 09/05/05 – ‘Watermarks and Blackmores First Lady’, volunteer – ‘Preserving the Bounty cannon’, lecture in ANMM guide training, 19/05/05 chemistry workshops, 10, 13, 18, 19 & 20/05/05 – ‘Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French – ‘Shipwrecks and maritime archaeology’, lecture to Naval Sculpture in Australia’, talk to Art Gallery of New the Royal Australian Historical Society, 01/06/05 South Wales and Alliance Francaise members, with Associate Professor Ross Steele, 18/05/05 Mariea FISHER, Sailor Style – Art Fashion Film, lecture – ‘Les Génies de la Mer – treasures and masterpieces’, to College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, talk and tour for Institute of Australian Tourist Guides, 25/08/04 30/06/05 – ‘There’s no place like home – museum management – ‘Les Génies de la Mer – France at sea’, talk at a of the repatriation of cultural material’, paper to recital of French songs held at Women’s College, Museums Australia conference, 03/05/05 University of Sydney, 31/03/05 – ‘Exhibition critique – toys, science and play’, paper, – & David PAYNE, ‘A fresh initiative – the Australian Museums Australia conference, 04/05/05 Register of Historic Vessels’, presentation to ANMM Daina FLETCHER, ‘Les Génies de la Mer in Australia’, council, 29/06/06 lecture to ANMM Members, 12/12/04 Michael HEDGER, ‘Characteristics and the positioning – ‘Interpreting Blackmores First Lady – viewing of a contemporary maritime museum’, lecture and artefacts on board an artefact’, lecture to volunteer walking tour to Sydney University Museum Studies guides, 13/12/04 students, 05/04/05 – ‘Les Génies de la Mer – art and empire’, talk to teacher focus group, 15/02/05 Paul HUNDLEY, ‘The Wreck of the Julia Ann – from – ‘As if you are unlocking a showcase and stepping acquisition to exhibition’, paper, Pacifi c Maritime inside – Blackmores First Lady’, talk at volunteers History and Archaeology conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, forum, ANMM, 17/02/05 February 2005 – ‘A preview of Les Génies de la Mer’, talk at volunteers – ‘Trans-Pacifi c trade during the American and forum, 17/02/05 Australian gold rushes’ and ‘Maritime cultural – Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval landscapes’, guest lectures in the maritime Sculpture volunteer guide training, 05 & 08/04/05 archaeology program, James Cook University, – Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Townsville, Queensland, 07–08/03/05 Sculpture, museum security training, 05 & 06/04/05 Lindl LAWTON, Passengers, volunteer guide training, 22/03/05

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– ‘Children of the Crocodile at the ANMM’, talk at Julie STACKER, ‘The interpretation program for the East Timorese Independence Day celebrations, Blackmores First Lady’, lecture to volunteer guides, Chippendale, 20/05/05 13/12/05

Matt LEE, host, Museum Shops Association of Mary-Louise WILLIAMS, speaker, unveiling of Baudin Australia conference, ANMM, 15–17/09/04 Bust, 05/07/04 – ‘Antarctica: the director’s cut’, lecture to ANMM Dominic MACKINTOSH, ‘In the Meantime’, presentation Members, 15/07/04 to ANMM staff, 21/01/05 – ‘Antarctica: the director’s cut’, lecture to Newcastle – & Elizabeth Zammit-Estrada, presentation to visiting Women’s Business Club, 06/09/05 TAFE students, 08/06/05 – Host, Welcome Wall unveilings, 31/10/04 & – & Elizabeth Zammit-Estrada, presentation to members 10/04/05 of the Institute of Australian Tourist Guides, 30/06/05 – speaker, launch of Aquatic Paralympic exhibition, Jeffrey MELLEFONT, ‘Southern Indian maritime history’, 03/12/04 lecture to ANMM Members, 15/05/05 – speaker and MC, launch of exhibition Gina’s Journey, 15/2/05 Patricia MILES, Commerce volunteer guide training, – speaker, Swiss Consulate 150th Anniversary, ANMM 07/10/04 & 09/06/05 2/3/05 – ‘The Sydney wharfi es mural’, presentation to – speaker and presenter, Ferry and Workboat Maritime Union of Australia retired members group, Challenge, Darling Harbour 06/03/04 08/02/05 – speaker, World Presidents Organisation, ANMM, – Vikings, talk to teacher focus groups, 15/02/05 22/03/05 David PAYNE & Daina FLETCHER, ‘A fresh initiative – speaker and MC, opening of Les Génies de la Mer – the Australian Register of Historic Vessels’, – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture, 06/04/05 presentation to ANMM council, 29/06/06 – speaker and MC, Endeavour welcome home, 17/04/05 Lindsey SHAW, ‘The pitfalls (and pleasures) of contemporary collecting – case studies from ANMM’, Elizabeth ZAMMIT-ESTRADA & Dominic Mackintosh, paper at the 12th Biennial Conference of the Australian presentation to visiting TAFE students, 08/06/05 Historical Association, Newcastle, NSW, 06/07/04 – & Dominic Mackintosh, presentation to members of the Institute of Australian Tourist Guides, 30/06/05

APPENDIX 8 STAFF MEDIA APPEARANCES

This appendix lists appearances by museum staff – ‘Endeavour replica’, interview with John Condon, communicating their research and special expertise to Television Asia/Pacifi c, 13/05/05 a wider audience. – ‘La Perouse’s ships’, interview with Brendan Trembath, Radio National, 11/05/05 Scott ANDREW, ‘Sail Expo’, interview with Alan Borg, Radio 2RDJ, 05/03/05 Daina FLETCHER, ‘Les Génies de la Mer – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture in Australia’, Dr Nigel ERSKINE, ‘Being a maritime archaeologist’, talk at media preview, 06/04/05 interview with James O’Loghlin, Radio 2BL, 26/07/04 – ‘About Time’, interview, Radio 2SM, 27/09/04 Paul HUNDLEY, ‘Captain Mickleburgh and the Terror – ‘Endeavour replica’, interview with Alan Borg, Radio panbone’, interview with Steve Meacham, Sydney 2RDJ, 30/04/05 Morning Herald, 22/11/04

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– ‘Captain Mickleburgh and the Terror panbone’, – ‘Museum’s call for volunteers’, interview, Radio interview with Louise Maher, ABC Radio, Canberra, FM99.3, 17/02/2005 23/11/04 – ‘Global Challenge yachts arrive’, news interview, – ‘Captain Mickleburgh and the Terror panbone’, Radio 2SM, 20/02/2005 interview with Nick Reinburger, ABC Regional – ‘Museum visitor programs’, interview, Radio 2RDJ, (Southwest) Radio, 23/11/04 02/04/2005 – interview with Sally Loane on listener confusion – ‘School holiday program’, interview, Radio 2SM, about the difference between the prow and bow of a 09/04/2005 ship, ABC Radio, Sydney, 24/03/05 – ‘Endeavour’s homecoming’, interview, Radio WS FM, 17/04/2005 Bliss JENSEN, ‘About Time’, interview with Mark Kennedy, 2RDJ, 08/02/05 Lindsey SHAW, ‘HMAS Onslow’, TV interview, HR Live – ‘About Time’, interview with Alan Borg, Radio 2NSB, (Foxtel), 09/05/05 12/02/05 – ‘Dutch connections at ANMM’, guest lecture, reunion – ‘What is time?’, interview with Jack Yabsley, Totally of ex-Netherlands merchant shipping, 28/05/05 Wild, Network 10, 18/05/05 Stirling SMITH, ‘Gone but not forgotten – maritime – ‘How to master the arts’, interview, Sunday archaeology in Australia’, interview, ANC Radio, Telegraph, 24/04/2005 05/06/05 Lindl LAWTON, ‘Gina’s Journey’, interview with Mary-Louise WILLIAMS, ‘What’s on – exhibitions Elizabeth Fortescue, The Telegraph, 8/02/2005 at ANMM’, interview with Simon Marnie, Sunday, – ‘Gina’s Journey’, 7.30 Report, 24/02/05 04/07/04 – ‘Gina’s Journey’, SBS Croatian Radio, 09/03/05 – ‘Welcome Wall’, interview on George and Paul, 2UE – ‘Children of the Crocodile’, interview with Portuguese radio, 08/08/04 radio station, SBS Radio, 23/04/05 – ‘Sailor Style’, interview with Grant Denyer, Channel 7 Matt LEE, quoted in Retail Trader April–May 2005 Sunrise , 27/07/04 – ‘Welcome Wall’, interview with Tim Bolt, ABC Jeffrey MELLEFONT, ‘Sekar Aman, Indonesian perahu Southern Regional Radio, 29/10/04 in ANMM collection’, interview with Grant Denyer, – ‘Welcome Wall’, interview on SBS Radio, news, Sunrise, Channel 7, 24/10/2004 31/10/04 Bill RICHARDS, ‘Australian National Maritime Museum’, – ‘The Endeavour replica’, interview, Channel 9, interview, Radio 2CH, 24/10/2004 09/11/04 – ‘Welcome Wall unveiling’, news interview, Radio 2SM, – ‘The Endeavour replica’, interview, NBN, news, 29/10/2004 09/11/04 – ‘Museum visitor programs’, interview, Radio SBS, – ‘The Endeavour replica’ interview, Sky News 11/11/2004 Australia, 09/11/04 – ‘Summer holiday program’, interview, Radio 666, – ‘The Endeavour replica’ interview, TCN 9 National 6 27/11/2004 news, 09/11/04 – ‘Summer holiday program’, interview, Radio Indian – interview with Aletha Mays in ‘Up Close and Personal’, Link, 29/11/2004 MAG magazine February 2005, 14/12/04 – ‘Australian National Maritime Museum, its – Les Génies de la Mer, profi le in France Australie, exhibitions and activities’, discussion, Radio 2RRR, March–May 2005: p 7 18/12/2005 – ‘Endeavour’, letters to the editor, Sydney Afl oat, May 05 – ‘Australia Day at the museum’, interview, Radio FM99.3, 24/01/2005

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APPENDIX 9 STAFF PROFESSIONAL APPOINTMENTS

Steven ADAMS, auditor, Australian Registrars Bliss JENSEN, member, conference programming Committee subcommittee, Museums Australia conference 2005 – Politics and Positioning Susan BRIDIE, member, Marketing Managers Committee, Darling Harbour Business Association Matt LEE, president, Museum Shops Association of – member, executive committee, Australian Federation Australia of Friends of Museums – consultant to retail & product development staff, – member, committee, Friends and Volunteers Special National Wool Museum, Geelong, Victoria Interest Group, Museums Australia – consultant to retail & product development staff, Museum of Flight, Nowra, NSW Michael CRAYFORD, member, board of directors, – consultant to retail & product development staff, AusHeritage: Australia’s network for Cultural Heritage Australian Aviation Museum, Bankstown, NSW Services – consultant to new visitor centre at Old Quarantine Max DINGLE, Australian delegate, World Federation of Station, North Head, Sydney Friends of Museums council Jeffrey MELLEFONT, vice-president, Australian – World Federation of Friends of Museums Association for Maritime History representative, Australian Federation of Friends of Museums council Denise MACKENZIE, honorary secretar, Australian – vice-president, Friends and Volunteers Special Registrars Committee Interest Group, Museums Australia Lindsey SHAW, president, Australian Association for – board member, Darling Harbour Business Association Maritime History – board member, Royal Australian Navy Heritage Centre – newsletter editor, Australian Assn for Maritime History – member, Adelaide University Research Centre for the History of Food and Drink Stirling SMITH, member, NSW Maritime Archaeology advisory panel Dr Nigel ERSKINE, member, NSW Maritime Archaeology – Commonwealth representative, Australian Institute advisory panel of Maritime Archaeology council – member, Commonwealth Historic Shipwrecks Delegates advisory panel Jo THOMSON, president, Evaluation and Visitor Research Special Interest Group, Museums Australia Mariea FISHER, national committee member, Museums Australia Dr Wendy WILKINS, editor, Friends Review, newsletter – vice-president, Temporary and Travelling Exhibitions of the Australian Federation of Friends of Museums Special Interest Group, Museums Australia – foundation member, Sydney Society of Literature and – board member, ICOM (International Council of Aesthetics, Sydney University Museums) Mary-Louise WILLIAMS, member, Museums and Jeffrey FLETCHER, editor, newsletter of the Australian Galleries Foundation of New South Wales Maritime Museums Council – vice-president and president of International – treasurer, Australian Maritime Museums Council, Congress of Maritime Museums Special Interest Group, Museums Australia – board member, Council of Australian Museum Directors – board member, Foundation for the Preservation of Michael HEDGER, panel judge, University of Western Captain Cook’s Ships Sydney inaugural sculpture prize, 11/04 – peer reviewer, Museum Management and – member, Woollahra council small sculpture award Curatorship, 2004–05 committee

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APPENDIX 10 STAFF OVERSEAS TRAVEL

Steven ADAMS, fl eet manager: Gisborne, NZ, 28/03– – Honolulu, Hawaii, February 2005. Presented 01/04/2004. Assess Endeavour replica as part of paper ‘The wreck of the Julia Ann – from acquisition project planning for the handover of the vessel to ANMM. to exhibition’ at the Pacifi c Maritime History and Archaeology conference. Zara COLLINS, volunteers’ assistant: Beijing, China, 01/11–01/12/2004. Awarded an Australia–China Dominic MACKINTOSH, marketing services manager: Council artist-in-residency to research traditional Greenwich, UK, 06/09–29/10/2004. Secondment to textile designs and inspire new jewellery designs. the National Maritime Museum.

Michael CRAYFORD, assistant director, Collections and Jeffrey MELLEFONT, publications manager: Tamil Nadu Exhibitions: Singapore, Myanmar, Brunei, 20/08– and Kerala, India, 16/11–07/12/04. Led a maritime- 04/09/2004. Attended International Symposium on themed tour of coastal southern India, for 12 museum Preservation of Cultural Heritage and participated in Members and public subscribers. discussions on broader museological issues. Mary-Louise WILLIAMS, director: Rhode Island, USA, – USA, Newark, New York, 06–14/06/2005. Visited 04–05/10/04. Rhode Island Archaeological Maritime Newark museums to establish interest in Saltwater Museum Project, participated in discussion on the exhibition and negotiated donation for American search for Cook’s ships. Friends of ANMM. – New York, USA, 05–07/10/04. Met with consular Dr Nigel ERSKINE, curator, Exploration: Newport, Rhode and trade organisations regarding American Friends Island, USA, 21/08–06/09/04. Assisted Rhode Island of Australian National Maritime Museum (AFANMM), Marine Archaeology Project in survey of wrecks in gallery systems, site visit to Metropolitan Museum of Art. Newport Harbour, seeking remains of HMB Endeavour. – Washington, USA, 08–11/10/04. Met with embassy – crew member, the Endeavour replica, New Zealand– offi cials and trade organisations regarding AFANMM; Australia voyage, 01–17/05/05. visits to American Natural History Museum, Museum of the American Indian, Smithsonian Institute, USS Daina FLETCHER, senior curator, Maritime Sequoia. Communities: Paris, London, 10–18/09/04. Selected – Bilbao, Spain, 13–17/10/04. Attended meeting of material and negotiated development of Les Gènies ICMM executive, visit to Bilbao Maritime Museum. de la Mer –Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture; – Paris, France, 18–20/10/04. Musée national de meetings with Paula Austin, project manager and la Marine for negotiations for Les Gènies de la Mer Simon Stephens, curator of the National Register – Masterpieces of French Naval Sculpture; Musée of Historic Vessels at Greenwich, to discuss a Jacquemart-Andre. comparative model for ANMM’s Australian Register of – Auckland, NZ, 25–26/10/04. Meetings at NZ Historic Vessels. National Maritime Museum. Paul HUNDLEY, senior curator, USA Gallery: Norfolk, – Wellington, NZ, 26–28/10/04. Attended Council of Virginia USA, October 2004. For Council of American Australian Museum Directors meeting, Te Papa. Maritime Museums.

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APPENDIX 11 ORGANISATION CHART AT 30 JUNE 2005

Minister for the Arts and Sport

ANMM Council

Director – M-L Williams

Secretariat – R Smylie

Fleet– S Adams

External Relations – B Richards

Collections Commercial & Corporate & Exhibitions Visitor Services Services M Crayford M Dingle Q Howarth

Maritime Communities Visitor Programs Financial Services D Fletcher M Hedger J Miller

Maritime Marketing Human Resources Technology S Bridie G Matthews Exploration & Navy L Shaw Communications Publishing & Information J Mellefont Special Projects D Churchill Mariea Fisher Paul Hundley John Waight Customer Services Building Services P Haggarty R McMaster

Library Services F Prentice Property Liaison & Capital Works G Edmondson Conservation I Miles A/g

Registration S Fletcher

Design J Nettleton A/g

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APPENDIX 12 STAFF AS AT 30 JUNE 2005

This appendix lists only APS staff employed under the Public Service Act 1999

EXECUTIVE Mary-Louise Williams MA Director Inger Sheil BA Executive Assistant Russell Smylie BBus Manager, Secretariat & Fleet Services

Fleet Steven Adams Eng C12 BBus CertMusStud CertMarEng CertIndElect ASA Fleet Manager Neil Brough Eng C11 DipNavArch DipMarEng CertMusStud Fleet Engineer Superintendent Robert Parish JP Coxswain CertElect Fleet Foreman (On Leave) Lee Graham Coxswain CertShpbldg Shipwright Todd Maiden CertBlrmkg Shipwright Matthew Spillard CertFitMchng Shipwright Michael Whetters CertShpbldg Shipwright A/Fleet Foreman Vince McGuire Shipkeeper Christine Finlay Shipkeeper Peter Lightbody Coxswain CertBlrmkg Shipkeeper George Hannaford JP CertShpbldg ASTC Shipkeeper Noel Burgess Shipkeeper Matthew Dunn Cert Shpbldg Shipwright Robert Townsend Cert Shpbldg Shipwright External relations unit Bill Richards JP BA DipJourn DipPubAdmin Media & Communications Manager Samantha McDonough BACom Promotions Assistant (On Leave)

COLLECTIONS & EXHIBITIONS Michael Crayford MA(CultSt&Comm) BA(VisArts) DipMusStud Assistant Director, Collections & Exhibitions Jade Lor-Chan BA Project Assistant Special Projects Unit Mariea Fisher BA(Hons) MM Manager, Temporary & Travelling Exhibitions Bliss Jensen BA BSc DipPR Curator, Temporary & Travelling Exhibitions John Waight CertEd Indigenous Curator & Liaison Offi cer Paul Hundley MA Senior Curator, USA Gallery

Maritime communities Daina Fletcher BA(Hons) Senior Curator Patricia Miles BA Curator, Commerce Penny Cuthbert BA DipMusStud Curator, Sport & Leisure Lindl Lawton MA BA(Hons) Curator Post Federation Immigration David Payne BA (ID) Project Offi cer, Australian Register of Historic Vessels Maritime Technology, Exploration & Navy Lindsey Shaw BA DipMusStud Senior Curator, Maritime Technology, Exploration & Naval History Stirling Smith BA PGradDipMarArch Curator, Maritime Technology & Maritime Archeology Nigel Erskine PhD BA GradDipMarArch CertMusStud Curator, Exploration

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Kim Tao MA Assistant Curator, Special Projects Kieran Hosty BA DipMarArch Curator, Ship Technology & Maritime Archaeology, (On Leave) Michelle Linder MA DipMusStud Curator (On Leave) Design Johanna Nettleton BA A/Manager Adrienne Kabos MDes DipIndDes CertCompGraphics Graphic Designer/Coordinator Daniel Ormella MDes AssDipGraphDes Graphic Designer Tanguy Le Moing Exhibition Designer Heidi Riederer Degree Industrial Design Graphic Designer Cameron Krone BCommMedia AdvDipProductDesign Exhibition Designer Stephen Crane MVisArts Senior Preparator Kevin Bray DipVisArts Team Leader Preparation Adam Laerkesen BVisArts Preparator Peter Buckley BVisArts DipVisArts Preparator Eszter Matheson AdvDipIntDes Exhibition Designer (On Leave) Sharne Fielder BDes CertProjMgt Manager (On Leave)

Registration Sally Fletcher BA DipMusStud SeniorRegistrar Denise Mackenzie MA DipMusStud Registrar, Information Management & Loans Anupa Shah Bcom Registration Assistant Will Mather BA(Hons) DipMusStud Assistant Registrar Documentation Andrew Frolows CertPhoto Photographer Elizabeth Maloney BFA Photographic Librarian Sabine Escobar-Jaramillo MAMusStud BASocSc Registration Assistant Melinda Smith BA GradDipAppSc Registration Assistant Myffanwy Bryant Registration Assistant

Conservation Sue Frost AssocDipMatCon Senior Conservator Ian Miles BAppSc Hons Senior Conservator, Objects/Mixed Collections A/Head of Conservation Tasha Brown BAppScCon BA Arch Conservator, Preventive Conservation/ Mixed Collections Karina Acton BAppScCon Conservator, Objects/Mixed Collecltions/Metals Jolanta Grzedzielska Conservator, Objects/Mixed Collections/Metals

Library Services Frances Prentice BA(LibSc) Manager Jan Harbison BA GradDipLib Technical Services Librarian Gillian Simpson BA DipLib Public Enquiries Karen Pymble DipLib AssocDipCommunityWel Library Technician Kathryn Vandine BSc GradDipLib Library Technician

COMMERCIAL & VISITOR SERVICES Max Dingle Assistant Director Commercial & Visitor Services María José Fernández MA Project Assistant Antonia Macarthur BA Ship Consultant Helen Skewes BInfoSci Website Coordinator

The Endeavour replica Ross Mattson MasterIV Ship Manager Anthony Longhurst CertBoatbldg Shipwright Clare Randall Ship Keeper David Lewis Ship Keeper

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Customer Service Peter Haggarty JP Manager

Marketing Susan Bridie Manager Dominic Mackintosh BA(Hons) Marketing Services Manager Elizabeth Zammit-Estrada BATourism MA(Int’lRelns) Marketing Assistant Jo Thomson BA(Hons) Market Research and Evaluation Offi cer Amanda Graham Sponsorhip Adrian Adam BBus Members Manager Claire Palmer BA Members Service Coordinator Lisa Faye AssocDipHospMgt Venue Hire Manager Liz Tomkinson BCA Visitor Services Offi cer Jan McInnies Receptionist

Publications Jeffrey Mellefont BA DipEd Publications Manager

Visitor Programs Michael Hedger MA MA(Arts Adm) DipEd Dip Fine Arts Manager, Visitor Services Dallas Bicknell BA(Hons) DipEd Public Programs Offi cer Jeannie Douglass MA DipEd School Programs Coordinator Jeffrey Fletcher DipTeach K-6 School & Programs Coordinator Carolyn Allen BA MPS Education Project Offi cer Scott Andrew MTeach(Hons) BA Events Coordinator Anita Toft MA BVisArts Visitor Programs Offi cer

CORPORATE SERVICES Quentin Howarth Assistant Director, Corporate Services Marie Nunan Project Assistant, Corporate Services Communications & Information Management Services Dianne Churchill BA(Hons) DipEd DipIM Manager Fifi Brown Dip Teach BEd Records Offi cer Robyn Gurney BA DipEd MIM Records Manager (On Leave)

Financial Services Joan Miller BCom ACA CPA GradCertArtsMan Chief Financial Manager William Good BA Assistant Finance Manager James Egan Accounts Supervisor Tina Lee Accounts Offi cer Tony Ridgway BA Accounts Offi cer Human Resources Gillian Matthews BAppSc GradCertPubSectorMgt Manager John Miranda BA JP Manager Personnel Services Cindy Fung DipHRM Personnel Offi cer Joan Cheung Assistant Personnel Offi cer Peter Wood MasterMariner MAqua DipVolMg Volunteers Manager Zara Collins BVisArts Volunteers Assistant Emma Cant GradDipArts BA Volunteers Assistant (Thur, Fri, Sat)

Building Services Ray McMaster DipEng AssocDipConMaint Building Services Manager Ian McKellar AssocDipConMaint Maintenance Manager Keith Buckman Assets Coordinator Property Liaison Greg Edmondson Property Liaison Manager

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APPENDIX 13 COUNCIL MEMBERS

Chairman Brian Gibson is a director of Talent 2 International Ltd and Australian Stem Cell Centre Ltd as well as Mr Mark Bethwaite BE (Civil), MBldSc, MBA chairman of two private companies. He was a Liberal Term: 30 June 2001–29 June 2004 senator for Tasmania from 1993 until February 2002. 30 June 2004–29 June 2007 In 1996, he was parliamentary secretary to the Attended all Council meetings treasurer and responsible for corporations law and Mark Bethwaite is managing director and CEO of the the Australian Securities Commission. Before entering leading industry organisation, Australian Business parliament, he was managing director of Australian Limited. An engineer by profession, he has Newsprint Mills Ltd during the 1980s, chairman of the been chief eecutive of two major listed Australian Hydro-Electric Commission of Tasmania 1988–1992, mining and manufacturing companies. His current non- chairman of Unitas Consulting Ltd, and a director of executive directorships, in addition to the museum, several other companies. include the Reserve Bank’s Note Printing Australia Limited, Deacons – Lawyers, the Foundation for Rural Ms Gaye Hart AM, BA, MEd, DEd, FACE, FAICD (NSW) and Regional Renewal and the Australian Institute Term: 14 May 2003–13 May 2006 of Management NSW & ACT Limited. As a member Attended fi ve Council meetings of the Australian yachting teams for the 1972, 1976 Gaye Hart is director of the Hunter Institute of TAFE and 1980 Olympic Games, and a world champion in a NSW, a director of the Newcastle Port Corporation and number of international classes, Mark Bethwaite has a president of the Australian Council for International strong affi nity with Australia’s maritime heritage. Development. She is a Fellow of the Australian College of Education and of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. In June 1989 she was awarded membership Members of the Order of Australia (AM) for her services to the Mr Marcus Blackmore AM (NSW) community and to Australia’s Bicentenary. In 1999 she Term: 22 November 2000–21 November 2003 was awarded an honorary doctorate in Education by 22 November 2003–21 November 2006 the University of Newcastle. Attended fi ve Council meetings Emeritus Professor John Penrose AssAppSc (PTC), PhD Executive chairman of Blackmores Ltd, Mr Blackmore (City, London) (WA) is the founding president and a board member of the Term: 18 December 2003–17 December 2006 Complementary Healthcare Council of Australia. He Attended fi ve Council meetings is a director of the Young Endeavour Youth Scheme, a Professor Penrose was the founding director of Curtin council member of both NSW Maritime and Westmead University’s Centre for Marine Science and Technology. Children’s Hospital and honorary trustee of the He is currently project manager for the National Committee for the Economic Development of Australia. Coastal Water Habitat Mapping Program of the He is chairman of both the Industry Advisory Panel Cooperative Research Centre for Coastal Zone, Estuary of the National Marine Safety Committee and the and Waterway Management. His research interests Board of Governors of the Heart Research Institute. are in marine science and technology; particularly Mr Blackmore is an experienced yachtsman whose marine acoustics, oceanography, remote sensing and company sponsored Kay Cottee’s solo voyage in 1988. maritime archaeology. He is an honorary associate The Hon Brian Gibson AM, BScF, BA, FAICD (Tas) of the Western Australian Museum and the founder Term: 26 June 2002–25 June 2005 in 1970 of the Perth welfare association volunteer 26 June 2005–25 June 2008 task force. He has been an active diver and sailor in Attended all Council meetings Australian waters for over four decades.

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Mrs Eda Ritchie AMusA, GradDipBus (Vic) in 2000. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons Term: 26 June 2002–25 June 2005 of Canada as well as a Fellow and treasurer of the Royal 26 June 2005–25 June 2008 Australasian College of Surgeons. He is a keen amateur Attended all Council meetings maritime historian and yachtsman. Coming from a farming and business background, Ms Mary-Louise Williams (NSW) Mrs Ritchie has had a strong community commitment Term: 9 November 2000–8 November 2003 mainly through local government, the arts and as 9 November 2003–8 November 2006 trustee of the R E Ross Philanthropic Trust. She is a Attended fi ve Council meetings member of the council of Melbourne University and Ms Williams began her career at the Australian has worked in natural resource management and National Maritime Museum as senior curator in 1988, coastal strategic planning for the Victorian government then became assistant director responsible for the for over ten years. She is a member of the Victorian Collections and Exhibitions branch two years later. Environmental Assessment Council. She was appointed director in November 2000. She is Mr John Rothwell AO (WA) currently vice president of the International Congress Term: 24 June 2004–23 June 2007 of Maritime Museums and chair of the Museums and Attended four Council meetings Galleries Foundation of NSW. With over 30 years shipbuilding experience Mr Rothwell Mrs Nerolie Withnall BA, LLB, MAICD (Qld) is executive chairman and founder of Austal Ships Pty Term: 26 June 2002–25 June 2005 Ltd, a world leader in the construction of aluminium 26 June 2005–25 June 2008 vessels. In January 2004 he was appointed an Offi cer Attended all Council meetings in the General Division of the Order of Australia for Mrs Withnall is a former partner in corporate law service to the Australian shipbuilding industry through with Minter Ellison Lawyers. She is a past chair of the development of trade links and for contributions the Queensland Museum board and a director with to vocational education and training. Mr Rothwell is a Campbell Brothers Group, Pan Australian Resources member of the Bureau Veritas Classifi cation Society Ltd, Alchemia Ltd, the Brisbane Institute and the Major and past chairman of both the Australian Shipbuilders Sports Facilities Authority. She is also a member of the Association and the State Training Board of Western Takeovers Panel. Australia. He is a keen sailor and diver in his leisure time and has a strong interest in maritime history. Naval member: CDRE Geoff Geraghty AM RAN (ACT) Term: 1 May 2004– Mr John Simpson BA, MAICD, FPRIA (VIC) Attended fi ve Council meetings Term: 22 November 2000–21 November 2003 The naval member holds offi ce at the pleasure of 22 November 2003–21 November 2006 the Chief of Navy. Commodore Geraghty joined the Attended four Council meetings RAN in 1969 as a seaman offi cer. After gaining his Mr Simpson is a director of Shell Australia Limited and Bridge Watch Keeping Certifi cate he specialised in Shell Energy Holdings (Australia) Ltd. He is director of hydrography. In addition to ship and shore postings External and Corporate Affairs for Shell and a director CDRE Geraghty has commanded HMAS Flinders and of several community and educational organisations. HMNZS Monowai. He has had appointments to other These include the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, foreign navies, serving with the United States Navy, Scotch College Melbourne, the NGV Foundation and the PNG Defence Force, the Royal Navy and Royal New the Hitchin Foundation focusing on men’s health. Zealand Navy. In 1998 he was appointed director of Dr Andrew Sutherland MB, BS, FRCSC, FRACS, GradDip BA the RAN Staff College. During this period Commodore Term: 14 May 2003–13 May 2006 Geraghty completed his Graduate Certifi cate in Attended fi ve Council meetings Business Administration. In late 1999 he was Dr Andrew Sutherland is chief of the division of Surgery appointed Australian Hydrographer and Hydrographic and head of the Orthopaedic Department at the Force Element Group Commander, then Head of the Adelaide Women’s and Children’s Hospital. He was Australian Defence Staff, London, from 2001 to 2004. educated at St Peter’s College and the University of CDRE Geraghty assumed Command of Australian Navy Adelaide, graduating MB, BS in 1967 and Grad Dip BA Systems Command on 30 April 2004.

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APPENDIX 14 COUNCIL MEETINGS & COMMITTEES

2004–2005 meetings * The Committee also convened a number of teleconference meetings Meeting No 74 28 July 2004 Meeting No 75 29 September 2004 Marketing, Programs & Sponsorship Committee Meeting No 76 8 December 2004 Met six times. Members / attendance: Meeting No 77 23 February 2005 Mr John Simpson / 4 Meeting No 78 27 April 2005 Ms Gaye Hart / 4 Meeting No 79 29 June 2005 Mr Marcus Blackmore / 4 Finance & Audit Committee Ms Mary-Louise Williams /5 Others / attendance: Met six times.* Members / attendance: Mr Max Dingle, ANMM (Secretary) / 5 Mr Brian Gibson / 6 Mr Peter Haggarty, ANMM / 1 Mrs Eda Ritchie / 5 Mr Michael Hedger, ANMM /1 Ms Mary-Louise Williams / 5 Others / attendance: Collections & Exhibitions Committee Mr Quentin Howarth, ANMM (Secretary) / 6 Met fi ve times. Members / attendance: Ms Joan Miller, ANMM / 6 Mrs Nerolie Withnall / 3 Mr Max Dingle, ANMM / 1 Prof. John Penrose / 5 Mr Graham Johnson, Australian National Audit Offi ce / 4 Dr Andrew Sutherland / 4 Ms Sue Rowan, Australian National Audit Offi ce / 1 Ms Mary-Louise Williams / 4 Mr Aziz Dindar, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu / 2 Others / attendance: * The Committee also convened two teleconference Mr Michael Crayford, ANMM (Secretary) / 5 meetings Mr Max Dingle, ANMM / 1 Major Capital Works Committee Mr James Englebert, ANMM 1 Ms Sharne Fielder, ANMM / 1 Met fi ve times. * Members / attendance: Mr Mark Bethwaite / 5 Fleet Committee Mr John Rothwell / 4 Met fi ve times. Members / attendance: Ms Mary-Louise Williams / 5 Mrs Eda Ritchie / 4 Mrs Nerolie Withnall / 3 CDRE Geoff Geraghty / 5 Others / attendance: Mr Marcus Blackmore / 2 Mr Quentin Howarth, ANMM (Secretary) / 5 Ms Mary-Louise Williams / 4 Mr Greg Edmondson, ANMM / 5 Others / attendance: Ms Joan Miller, ANMM / 5 Mr Russell Smylie, ANMM (Secretary) / 5 Mr Max Dingle, ANMM / 1 Mr Steven Adams, ANMM / 1

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APPENDIX 15 AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL MARITIME FOUNDATION

Chairman Australian National Maritime Foundation Dinner

Mr Bill Cutbush The Australian National Maritime Foundation held a Company director fund-raising dinner on 7 December 2004, to assist with its aims to create a capital fund to develop, conserve Directors and enhance the museum and its collection. Mr Mark Bethwaite The event, which took Sailor Style as its theme, was Managing director & CEO, Australian Business Limited; hosted by Mark Bethwaite and Mary-Louise Williams. chairman, Australian National Maritime Museum The entertainment was provided by The Rats Pack The Hon Peter Collins RFD QC Back who proved popular with the 120 guests dressed Former State Opposition Leader and Commander in to the theme of ‘sailor’. the Naval Reserve Pre-dinner cocktails were served in Nortel Networks Miss Kay Cottee AO Gallery to allow guests to view the Sailor Style Record-making solo sailor; former chairman, Australian exhibition, and the three-course dinner was held National Maritime Museum in the terrace room. An elegant and witty invitation was designed inhouse and was commended in the Mr Peter Dexter AM Museums Australia Publications Design Awards. Regional director, Wallenius Wilhelmsen The net surplus for the 2004 Foundation Dinner was Captain Trevor Haworth AM $13,600, the funds being raised through sale of entry Executive chairman, Captain Cook Cruises tickets, silent auction bids and raffl e tickets. Corporate Mr Rob Mundle sponsorship and donations were sought and we Author and journalist received a substantial level of support for the event. A number of key sponsors provided in-kind assistance Ms Mary-Louise Williams in staging the event, including Spotless, Moreton Director, Australian National Maritime Museum Exhibition & Events (Sydney) and Videoplus Pty Ltd. Secretary

Mr Russell Smylie Australian National Maritime Museum

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APPENDIX 16 SPONSORS, PATRONS & SUPPORTERS

Principal Sponsor IWC Schaffhausen KLM A N Z Lloyd’s Register of Shipping Australian Customs Service Maritime Union of Australia State Forest of NSW Martinair Cargo Major Sponsors Maxwell Optical Industries Mercantile Mutual Holdings Blackmores Ltd Olympics Arts Festival Raytheon Australia Pty Ltd Penrith Lakes Development Corp Spotless Philips Electronics Australia Tenix Pty Ltd SBS Sponsors Scandinavian Airlines SDV (Australia) Pty Ltd Australian Maritime Safety Authority Sydney by Sail Abloy Security Visions of Australia – Commonwealth Government Bill and Jean Lane Vincent Fairfax Family Foundation Blackmores Ltd BT Australasia Founding Patrons Centenary of Federation Alcatel Australia Institution of Engineers Australia ANL Limited Louis Vuitton Ansett Airfreight Speedo Australia Bovis Lend Lease Spotless BP Australia Wallenius Wilhelmsen Bruce & Joy Reid Foundation Project Sponsors Doyle’s Seafood Restaurant Howard Smith Limited 3M James Hardie Industries ABLOY Australia PG, TG & MG Kailis ANL Container Line Pty Ltd National Australia Bank Cathay Pacifi c Cargo P&O Nedlloyd CGEA Transport Sydney Telstra Commonwealth Bank Westpac Banking Corporation Crawford Partners Architects Wallenius Wilhelmsen CSIRO Zim Shipping Australasia Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade EnviroDoctor Donors Finnair GrantPirrie Gallery Forrest Training State Street Australia Harbourside Darling Harbour

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APPENDIX 17 CORPORATE & SUPPORTING MEMBERS

Corporate Members as 30 June 2005 Chandler, Mr Rodney Stuart $200.00 Chapman, Mr Ken $200.00 Adsteam Marine Collins, Mr Stephen $100.00 Art Exhibitions Australia Limited Davis, Mr & Mrs John & Pat $200.00 Asiaworld Shipping Service Dickinson, Mr Harry $200.00 Bulk Consultants Pty Ltd Doyle, Mr Murray $100.00 CP Ships (UK) Ltd Farquhar-Smith, Mr & Mrs Ian & Hilda $100.00 DSTO – Aeronautical and Maritime Research Flanagan, Mr Michael $100.00 Laboratory Fleming, Mr Paul $145.00 HMAS Albatross World Fund Flick, Mr & Mrs Peter & Robyn $200.00 HMAS Harman Welfare Fund French, Mr & Mrs Sidney & Margaret $100.00 HMAS Kuttabul Garlan, Mr & Mrs Ross & Paddy $100.00 HMAS Newcastle Gibson, Mr John $200.00 HMAS Vampire Association Glass, Captain John Alexander $100.00 HMAS Waterhen Glover, Mr John $200.00 HMAS Watson Welfare Fund – RAN Grasso, Ms Margaret & Antonio $100.00 LOPAC Pty Ltd Greenwood, Mr Damian $200.00 Maritime Union of Australia CNSW Branch Griffi ths, Mr David $100.00 Maritime Workers Credit Union Hall, Mr Harry $150.00 Middle Harbour Yacht Club Hart, Captain Ronald $100.00 Naval Association of Australia Hart, Ms Gaye $100.00 PMI Mortgage Insurance Ltd Henderson, Mr Bill $100.00 Royal Caribbean & Celebrity Cruises Herman, Mr Harold $100.00 Seawise Australia Pty Ltd Herrmann, Mr Brian $100.00 Shell Australia Ltd Hoekstra, Rev William $100.00 SME Regimental Trust Fund Howie, Mr & Mrs William D & Barbara G $100.00 Submarine Association of Australia Hughes, Prof Clifford $200.00 Sydney Pilot Service Pty Ltd Jones, Mr Mervyn $100.00 Symrise Pty Ltd Jones, Mr Rhys $100.00 Thales Underwater Systems Pty Ltd Jones, Mr Sydney $100.00 Zim Shipping Australasia Pty Ltd Karlsson-Lillas, Ms Maria $100.00 Supporting Members (donations $100 and over) Keys, Mr & Mrs Paul & Valerie $200.00 Kiley-Balas, Mrs Margaret $100.00 Anderson, Mr Barry $100.00 Kilmore, Mr Ken Stewart $100.00 Asmus, Mr Rodney & Jackie $100.00 Kondratenko, Mrs Christine $100.00 Bailey, Mr Peter $100.00 Lindsay, Dr & Mrs Ian & Nadine $100.00 Blackburne, Mr Greg $100.00 MacMahon, Mr Gregory $100.00 Blackmore, Mr Marcus $200.00 Minter, Mr Campbell $200.00 Brown, Mr Raymond $100.00 Monfries, Mr & Mrs William & Marilyn $100.00 Burnside, Cdre Ian $100.00 Neasbey, Mr Mark $100.00 Calmyre, Mr David $100.00 Norfor, Mr John $155.00 Carlton, Mr Mike $100.00 O’Loughlin, Mr Peter $200.00 Carritt, Mr Martin $125.00 Pardoe, Mr Keith $100.00

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Parry, Ms Ann $100.00 Southwell, Mr John $150.00 Quayle, Mr G $150.00 Stangey, Mr John $100.00 Ramage, Mr & Mrs John & Beverly $125.00 Sturgess, Mr Allan $100.00 Rathbone, Mr Martin $200.00 Thew, Mr Colin $200.00 Reynolds, Mrs Kathrine $100.00 Thompson, Mr Bill $200.00 Robson, Mr Paul $100.00 Thomson-Pearse, Ms Christine $100.00 Rogers, Mr & Mrs Douglas & Trudie $100.00 Van Blargan, Mr Joseph $100.00 Sakker, Dr Samuel $100.00 David Waghorn & Helen Nickson $200.00 Sampson, Mr & Mrs Mark & Ruth $1,000.00 Wallis, Mr Robert $100.00 Sanders, Mr David $100.00 Watts, Mr Phillip John $150.00 Scardifi eld, Mr Edward $150.00 Winkworth, Dr Alan C S $125.00 Seaton, Mr Don $100.00 Witte, Mr Jack $100.00 Seymour, Dr John $200.00 Witten, Mr Arthur Charles $100.00

APPENDIX 18 VOLUNTEERS 2004–2005

Warwick Abadee Estelle Billing Ian Campbell Jim Cowan Arnold Abicht John Blanchfi eld John Campbell Margaret Cowan Steve Adamantidis Wim Blome Lisa Campbell Ken Cox Steven Affl eck David Bloom Brian Carney Ron Coyle Don Aggar Gwen Bonnefi n Marion Carter Reg Craft Ena Alcorn Jim Bonnefi n Mary Champion Shirlea Crook Jessica Allen Alex Books Janice Chan Patricia Cullen Alan Anderson David Boult Peter Chan Andrew Custodio Del Anderson David Boulton Andrew Chang Tom Dalton Geoff Anderson Colin Bowes Paul Cheng Bert Danon Lilian Andrew Ron Bowrey Victor Chiang Peter Davey Grant Arbuthnot Frank Boyd Fung Chow Michael Davis Gordon Armstrong Kel Boyd Leslie Church Caroline Davy Matthew Ashby Gus Braun Helen Churven Ken Deere Gwen Ashcroft Ian Bray Bob Clampett Jim Dennis Barry Astle Merv Bray Charles Clancy Terry Dickson Pat Austin Bob Bright Geoff Clarke Jim Dillon Noha Azzi John Brooke Murray Claydon Patrick Dodd Naysa Balcazar Mary Brookes Helen Clift Chirayu Dongre Vivian Balmer Norm Brooks Brian Clough Max Donnellan Colin Barnes Bernie Brown Alan Collins Vincent Dorahy Judy Barnes Deanne Brown Michael Collyer Roy Dow Howard Bate George Brown Jim Colvin Ron Downie Wendy Bate Merv Brown Lyn Comber Les Draper Lyndyl Beard Tony Brown John Connor John Duckworth Ian Beckett John Buckland Sylvia Cordiner Michael Duffett Carey Bell Greg Buddle Mary Correa Anthony Duignan Colin Bell Pam Burden John Corry Jean Dunworth David Bell Sue Bush Barry Costa John Eager Valerie Berg John L Butler Don Coulter John Ebner

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Doug Edwards Keith Harrison Colin Kline Danielle Mitchell Andrew Ellis Chris Harry Lewis Klipin Tony Mockler John Elphick Mark Hawryluk Alfred Knight Linda Moffatt John Emdin Jennifer Heap Olivia Lanchester Clare Moloney Jeff Evans Bob Hetherington Alex Lange Therese Moloney Rob Everett Ken Heylbut Roger Langsworth Myles Mooney Virginia Everingham Shirley Heywood Laurie Larcombe David C Moore Bill Eykman Bill Hill Brock Lawes David H Moore Ken Fair Beverley Hillsdon Shane Lawrie Elizabeth More David Farlow Kevin Hilton Owen Laws Peter Mote Barry Fegan Frank Hines David Leach Brian Moules Joe Felice Tiaki Hita Derek Lewis David Mueller Jeanette Felton John Hodges Les Lockyer Jill Mueller Diane Finlay Clive Hoffman Roslyn Lockyer Ross Muller Tony Fisher Phil Hogan Adele Lucas Valda Muller Geoffrey Francis Michelle Holland Jacqueline Mackaway Alwyn Murray Ted Franken Raymond Horsey Ross Mackinnon Hugh Murray Roy Freere Mal Horsfall Valerie Magee Keith Murray Barry Fregon Ziggy Hort Bruce Magnusson Brian Nash Peter French Warwick Howse Paul Maile Barry Nesbitt Chanel Friend Geoff Hudspeth Peter Maile John Newlyn Brian Frizell Charles Hughes Rex Malin Susan Newman Lou Fuller Don Humphrey Terry Manning Grant Newton Jim Furlong Ethel Humphreys Derek Mansfi eld Chiu Ng Bryan Gale Peter Hunt Stephen Martin Frank Nimmett Aileen-Lee Gardner Jack Hutchinson Robert Matchett Clem O’Donoghue Noreen-Lee Gardner Penny Hyde Casimiro Mattea John O’Grady Allan Garrick Warren Hyslop Roy Matthews Clint Oliver Karen Gaynor-Sperring Lynne Jacobson John Maxwell Eric Olufson Peter Gerrey Derek James Jack McBurney Arthur Ongley John Gibbins Jim Jeans Phil McColl Barry O’Regan Tony Gibbs Ian Jenkins Hugh McCormack Henno Orro Col Gibson Peter Jennings Colleen McDonell Ron Osborn Len Glover John Jewell Robert McGeorge Bob Osborne Peter Goertz Alf Johnson Frank McHale Len Oudenryn Brad Golding D’Arcy Johnson Lyn McHale Delia Page David Golding Jenny Johnson Robert McInally John Palmer Leslie Gulliver John Jones Ron McJannett John Papenhuyzen Joy Halstead Heidi Jreige Ken McKenzie Bob Parker George Hancock Jeanette Kaestner Sheila McLean Jenny Patel Gordon Hannam Gabriella Kaldy Kate McLoughlin Warren Peachman Shirley Hannam David Kane Ken McRorie Arthur Pearce Ted Hannon Salley Kelly Lynn McWilliams Gervase Pearce Brian Hansford Keith Kennedy Allan Meddings Jamie Pearce Joy Hanson-Acason John Kent John Mees George Pepperall Wendy Hardiman Richard Keyes Peter Mellor Win Pereira Peter Hardy Bob Killingsworth Andy Michel George Perin OAM Dorothy Harpley Joan Killingsworth Harry Miller Patrick Perry-Bolt Evelyn Harris John King Ron Miller Brian Peters Jane Harris Kev King Byron Mitchell Trevor Pickering

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Trevor Pike Janet Robinson M. Ruth Smith Imeldo Ventura Paul Pisani Don Robson Ray Spinks Alf Vincent Shirley Pitman Henry Roda Ross Spirou Riet Vroegh Anne Plater Helen Rodewijk Barry Squires Allan Walker Richard Pocock Graham Roe John Steel John Walker George Porthouse Nikolai Rofe Barbara Stein Derek Walsh Judy Powell Ab Rootliep Heather Stevens Graham Walton Len Price John Rosenblum John Stevens Ken Ward Cathy Pryor Barney Ross Michael Stevens John Weekes Peter Puckeridge Peter Rossiter Verlie Stevenson John Weston Helen Puddick Gwyn Rothwell Norm Stowe Jeannette Wheildon Ike Quinn Terry Ryan Max Surman-Smith Berman White Fran Rabbitts Joy Salvetti Janice Taylor Dennis Whitton Alexandra Ralston Casey Schreuder Vera Taylor Eric Willcock Judith Randall Keith Schwartz Caroline ten Bruggen Cate Herman Willemsen Bill Ratcliffe Peter Scutts Eric Tilt David Williams Philip Rattray John Shaw Sonia Tokyurek David E Williams Ken Raven Colleen Sheerin Geoffrey Tonkin Peter Williams Greg Rawson Ken Sherwell Andrew Topp Sarid Williams Russell Rea Herb Shields Van Tram Bill Wilson Leonard Regan Margaret Simpson Victor Treleaven Norman Wilson Alfred Reitano Richard Sims Madilina Tresca Peter Wilson Phil Rennie John Skidmore Maxine Troop John Withers Mayra Restgo Brian Skingsley Guy Tuplin Ian Wood Judith Roach Colin Small David Turner John Worth Barry Robbins Joy Smart Jan van den Broek Tom Wright Mick Roberts Gerry Smith David van Kool John York Jay Robertson Ian Smith Frank Van Roosmalen James Zhao Dorothy Robinson J T Smith Mia Van Roosmalen Celina Zhou Gordon Robinson Kevin Smith Bill Vanneck Victor Zonca Greg Zyner

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APPENDIX 19 VOLUNTEER SPEAKERS PANEL

A panel of experienced and enthusiastic volunteer speakers, working with manager of External Relations Bill Richards, continues to visit service clubs and similar organisations to promote the museum.

Many of these speaking engagements result in group bookings for museum visits.

In the year under review the panel developed several new PowerPoint presentations to enable members to talk on a wider range of museum topics. This is expected to generate increasing numbers of speaking opportunities in future years.

There were 24 visits in the last fi nancial year, four fewer than in the previous year.

McQuoin Park Day Centre Lewis Klipin 05/07/04 Miranda Golden A Club John Blanchfi eld 20/07/04 Coogee/Randwick RSL Club Bert Danon 05/08/04 Ku-Ring-Gai Rotary Club David Boult 16/08/04 St Mary’s Rotary Club David Moore 17/08/04 Richmond Rotary Club John Emdin 23/08/04 Rose Bay War Widows Guild Warwick Abadee 21/09/04 Forestville Probus Club John Blanchfi eld 12/10/04 Epping SHHH Group Alex Books 19/10/04 Chester Hill Probus Club Bob Matchett 17/11/04 Five Dock Mens Probus Club David Boult 07/02/05 Castlereagh Probus Club Warwick Abadee 08/02/05 Ashfi eld Catholic & Community Club David Moore 09/02/05 Hornsby Probus Club David Boult 09/02/05 St George National Seniors Club Bob Matchett 15/02/05 Vaucluse Probus Club John Blanchfi eld 20/03/05 Friends of Hurstville Library Bob Matchett 24/03/05 Chatswood Rotary Club Warwick Abadee 06/05/05 U3A Liverpool Judith Roach 12/05/05 Pymble Uniting Church David Moore 19/05/05 Rodd Point Ladies Probus Club Lewis Klipin 23/05/05 Past Matrons Association, OES Judith Roach 17/06/05 Eastwood Rotary Club Jeff Tonkin 21/06/05 Probus Club of Bureener David Moore 27/06/05

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APPENDIX 20 CONSULTANTS

169 consultants, contractors and providers delivered services to the museum to a total value of $12,588,455. Of this total, 76 were consultants providing services to a total value of $1,463,724. Consultants who were paid in excess of $10,000 in 2004–2005, and the areas in which they provided services, appear below. The details of consultants providing services below $10,000, a summary of the museum’s policy on the selection and engagement of consultants, and the basis of selection of consultants engaged during the year, are available on request.

AHA Management Engineering $29,184.65 Amanda Graham PtyLtd Sponsorship services $40,447.53 Australian Govt Solicitor Legal services $37,347.65 Australian National AuditOffi ce Financial services $39,600.00 Barham Computer Services Software support $54,945.00 Blake Dawson Waldron Legal services $45,087.54 Changing Enterprises Human Resources Workshop $17,820.00 Cox Richardson Design $76,835.10 Crawford Architects Pty Ltd Design $10,800.90 David Gaucher Design $26,856.76 Deepend Sydney Design $27,500.00 Five Spaces Design Design $19,318.70 Inspire Risk Management OH&S $39,193.00 International Conservation Services Conservation services $11,660.00 Low & Hooke (Aust) Pty Ltd Engineering $47,580.00 Mike Meyer IT services $87,656.25 PeakFitnessManagement(Aust)P/L OH&S $11,666.69 Rubicon Technology Audio Visual/Lighting $72,797.45 Sigma Management Science Project Management Workshop $11,275.00 Spherion Group Ltd Human Resources $20,322.81 Starfi sh Advertising & Design Advertising $143,301.18 Synapsys IT and Project Management $302,026.50 Taylor Lauder Bersten P/L Engineering $29,475.89 The University of New South Wales Engineering and Science $14,300.00 United Focus Pty Ltd Web development $52,530.86 Van der Meer Consulting Engineering $63,052.72 Subtotal $1,332,850.03

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APPENDIX 21 CUSTOMER SERVICE CHARTER

The Customer Service Charter is available to visitors What we provide on arrival at the museum foyers and is available on • An accessible maritime cultural heritage resource, the museum website at http://www.anmm.gov.au/ developed and maintained to the highest customer.htm. Staff and volunteers are made aware of professional standards. the charter and its objectives through their induction and training. • Relevant exhibitions and programs that educate, entertain, and refl ect community needs and values. Our primary focus is to our visitors and other users of the museum and we aim at all times to provide high- • Services extended as widely as possible throughout quality external and internal service. Australia and abroad.

Who we are Our service standards

We aim to be the prime cultural resource for developing The museum is committed to providing services to the community’s knowledge, appreciation and all its customers, both external and internal, in a way enjoyment of Australia’s relationship with its waterways that is courteous, equitable, prompt, professional and and the sea. We will achieve this by: ethical. To the fullest extent our resources allow, we will provide: • Providing the highest standards of service • Courteous, well-trained and knowledgable staff at • Generating the widest understanding and all levels enjoyment of maritime history by creating exciting products and programs that inform and entertain • A safe, clean and accessible environment

• Fostering the care and research of Australia’s • Quality services to all segments of our community cultural and material maritime heritage, in • Up-to-date information about our products and particular the National Maritime Collection services • Enhancing the level of recognition of the museum • Prompt, effi cient and accurate responses to as a dynamic cultural institution. enquiries Who are our customers? • Opening hours that refl ect community needs. As a national museum we serve the whole Australian Tell us what you think community, but in particular our visitors, schools, researchers and historians, other cultural, government We welcome your suggestions for improving our and commercial organisations, community groups, services, and provide a variety of ways for you to Members, sponsors, users of our venues and other communicate with us. We will pass your message services. to the person who can act on it, and aim to resolve any problems promptly. We are committed to regular We also represent Australia internationally, and museum user surveys and research to ensure we are welcome many overseas visitors. Our internal meeting your needs. ‘customers’ include volunteers, colleagues, contractors and service providers.

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Here are some of the ways you can communicate with us:

• Speak to a staff member in person. All staff, including the director and senior management, take turns attending the information desk

• Complete the comments book in the museum foyer which is reviewed regularly and responded to where possible

• Express your views on the subjects we feature in exhibitions at a discussion point in our galleries from time to time

• Fill in a formal complaint form at our information desk

• Contact our Customer Services manager on (02) 9298 3777 fax (02) 9298 3780

• Write to us at GPO Box 5131 Sydney NSW 2000. We strive to reply within 14 days

• Contact staff directly by phone, fax or email. Details from (02) 9298 3777, or visit us at 2 Murray St, Darling Harbour. Our website at http://www.anmm. gov.au has direct email links to key staff.

APPENDIX 22 LIST OF ACTS ADMINISTERED

The museum was established by the Australian National Maritime Museum Act 1990 (No 90 of 1990), where its functions and powers are set out. The Act was amended in the Arts, Sport, Environment, Tourism and Territories Legislation Amendment (No 2) Act 1991 (No 179 of 1991), principally to provide for a Naval member of Council.

The Australian National Maritime Museum Regulations (Statutory Rules 1991 No 10) under Section 54 of the Act were signed by the Governor-General on 29 January 1991, and notifi ed in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 5 February 1991.

The Regulations were amended (Statutory Rules 1991 No 220) by the Governor-General on 27 June 1991, and notifi ed in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 5 July 1991 and revised again (Statutory Rules 1991 No 348) on 4 November 1991, and notifi ed in the Commonwealth of Australia Gazette on 12 November 1991.

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APPENDIX 23 FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE MINISTER

The ministers responsible for the Australian National • Appoint a member to act as chairperson of the Council Maritime Museum during 2004–05 were Senator the or appoint a member of Council (for no more than 12 Hon Helen Coonan, Minister for Communications, months) where there is a vacancy (Section 18) Information Technology and the Arts, and Senator the • Convene a meeting of the Council at any time Hon Rod Kemp, Minister for the Arts and Sport. (Section 23) Key ministerial powers under the Australian National • Approve and table in Parliament Strategic and Maritime Museum Act 1990 include the minister’s Annual Operational Plans and variations to them ability to: (Sections 25–28) • Transfer property, real or personal, held on lease or • Approve leave of absence to the director on such otherwise by the Commonwealth, to the museum terms or conditions as she or he determines for its use or for inclusion in the National Maritime (Section 34) Collection (Section 8) • Be advised in writing by the director of direct or • Approve criteria and guidelines for the National indirect pecuniary interest (Section 37) Maritime Collection (Section 8) • Appoint a person (not a member of Council) • Approve the disposal of material in the National to act as director during a vacancy with such Maritime Collection with value exceeding $20,000 appointment not to exceed 12 months (Section 38) (Section 10(4)(b), amended 1991) • Approve the form of the museum’s estimates and • Give direction to the Council with respect to the the estimates (Section 46), and performance of the functions or the exercise of the powers of the museum (Section 14) • Approve contracts exceeding $1,000,000 (Section 47, amended 1991).

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APPENDIX 24 FUNCTIONS AND POWERS OF THE MUSEUM

The functions and powers of the museum are defi ned Powers of the museum (Section 7) in Sections 6 and 7 of the Australian National Maritime Museum Act 1990. • To purchase, commission the creation of, lend, borrow or hire maritime historical material either in Functions of the museum (Section 6) its own right or jointly with others

• To exhibit, or make available for exhibition by others, • To collect material relating to Australian maritime in Australia or elsewhere, material included in the history and dispose of that material under certain National Maritime Collection or maritime historical conditions material that is otherwise in the possession of the museum • To recover or arrange for or assist in the recovery of maritime historical material from the Australian • To cooperate with other institutions (whether public marine environment and from other areas or private) in exhibiting, or in making available for exhibition, such material • Accept gifts, devises, bequests and assignments of money or property whether as trustee or otherwise • To develop, preserve and maintain the National Maritime Collection • Acquire and operate vessels anywhere, whether or not the vessels are maritime historical material • To disseminate information relating to Australian maritime history and information relating to the • Disseminate information relating to Australian museum and its functions maritime history and sell replicas or reproductions of maritime historical material • To conduct, arrange for and assist research into matters relating to Australian maritime history • Enter contracts, acquire, hold and dispose of real or personal property, charge fees (in addition to • To develop sponsorship, marketing and other the charges fi xed by regulation) appoint agents and commercial activities relating to the museum’s attorneys and act as an agent for other persons, as functions well as raise money, by appropriate means for the purpose of the museum.

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APPENDIX 25 DIRECTOR’S STATEMENT

The Australian National Maritime Museum is a Authorities and Companies (CAC) Act 1997 for the Statutory Authority set up under the Australian preparation and content of the report. The report National Maritime Museum Act 1990 and responsible was prepared in accordance with the Commonwealth to the Minister for the Arts and Sport, the Hon Rod Authorities and Companies (Report of Operations) Kemp MP within the portfolio of the Minister for Orders 2002 made under section 48 of the Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Commonwealth Authorities and Companies Act 1997. (Senator the Hon Helen Coonan). Certain categories of information do not appear in This Annual Report is a report of operations for the full but are available to Members of Parliament and second fi nancial year of the Australian National Senators on request. Maritime Museum’s 2003–2006 Strategic Plan. It has been made in accordance with a resolution of the directors of the Australian National Maritime Mary-Louise Williams Museum on 17 September 2005, those directors being responsible under Section 9 of the Commonwealth

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APPENDIX 26 INDEX

Accounting policies 67 Design 54 Acts administered 67, 74 Director’s overview 12 Acquisitions 11, 16, 38, 43, 102–111 Director’s statement 141 Admission charges 2 Donations 43 Advertising 27, 53 Donors 105, 130, 131 APS staff 123 Assets and liabilities 63, 78 Energy management 26, 47 Assets held in trust 90 Environmental performance 26 Auditor General 27, 68 Equity 26, 75 Auditors, remuneration of 86 Exhibitions (ANMM) 10, 20, 31 Australian National Maritime Foundation 64, 94, 129 Expenses 62, 77 Australian register of historic vessels 37 External relations unit 123 Appropriations 90 External scrutiny 27

Blackmores First Lady 10, 15, 37 Financial assets 78 Borrowing cost expense 78 Financial instruments 87 Building services 47 Financial statements 62-65 Financial performance, statement of 66 Calendar of events 98 Financial position, statement of 67 Capital works 47 Financing activities 68 Cash fl ow reconciliation 84 Fleet services 40, 44 Cash fl ows, statement of 64 Fraud control 27 Chairman 3, 126 Freedom of information 27 Collaborations 41 Functions of the minister 139 Collections and exhibitions branch 37, 123 Functions of the museum 140 Commercial and visitor services branch 124 Commitments, schedule of 65 Glossary N/A Committees of Council 128 Grants 112 Compliance with requirements 26, 141 Communications and information Human resources 48 management services 47 Conservation 38 Independent audit report 60 Consultants 136 Indigenous affairs 39 Contact offi cer 2 Industrial democracy 50 Contingencies, schedule of 65 Information technology 47 Corporate governance 27 Internal and external scrutiny 27 Corporate Members 131 Investing activities 64 Corporate overview 12 Corporate support 55 Key result areas 30-56 Corporate services branch 125 Council 126 Liabilities 63 Council members, remuneration of 85 Customer Service Charter 137

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Maritime archaeology 11, 18, 38 Salaries 48, 50 Maritime communities 123 Schedule of commitments 65 Maritime history book prize 38 Schedule of contingencies 66 Maritime technology, exploration and navy 123 Security 47 Market research 32 Social justice and equity 26 Marketing 53 Special projects unit 123 Media 53 Sponsors 14, 55, 130 Members 56 Staffi ng levels, average 50 Mission Statement 6 Staff list 123 MMAPSS 112 Staffi ng overview 50 Staffi ng resources summary 50 National Maritime Collection 11, 16, 36, 44, 102 Statement by Council members 58 Non-fi nancial assets 78 Statutory information requirements 27 Non-Government funding 33 Notes (Financial Statements) 66 Trust monies 93

Occupational health and safety 27, 49 USA Gallery 39 Operating activities 64 Operating expenses 77 Vampire 51 Operating revenues 76 Vaughan Evans Library 40, 44 Organisational chart 122 Venue hire 32, 33 Outcomes 92 Vision statement 1 Outreach 41 Visitor services 31 Overseas travel 121 Volunteers 51

Patrons 130 Website 54 Payables 82 Welcome Wall 55 Photographic services 124 Wharf 7 11, 25, 47 Post-Federation migration history 123 Workplace Diversity 26, 50 Powers of the minister 139 Powers of the museum 140 Preparation 54 Professional appointments (staff) 120 Provisions 82 Program performance reporting 28 Publications 54

Records management 48 Registration 38 Reports by Auditor General 27 Retail and merchandise (The Store) 32 Revenues 33, 62

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