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PAPER OUTLINING THE REASONS THE GOVERNMENT SHOULD REVIEW ITS ALPINE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES AND DROP ITS PLANS TO EXTEND THE NATIONAL PARK NETWORK.

Gibson Industries at 61- 63 High Street.

NOT JUST A CATTLEMAN- MORE OF A TREASURE

Many graves are hidden in the bracken unnamed and uncared for – Aberfeldy

WILDFIRE IN THE HIGH COUNTRY December 2006/ January 2007

LETTER TO THE EDITOR, THE AGE NEWSPAPER RE: ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF PIONEER CATTLEMEN

Mansfield Red Cross Driver Transport

PART 6. MOUNTAIN CATTLEMEN RESPOND TO THE VICTORIAN NATIONAL PARKS ASSOCIATION OPPOSITION TO ALPINE CATTLE GRAZING. THE VNPA CLAIMS: “THE CULTURAL CLAIM OF CATTLEMEN IS WEARING THIN”.

Celebrating 75 years Red Cross in Australia and 50 years of Red Cross service by local Mansfield branch members, at the Mansfield Botanic Gardens, 29 September 1989. Helen and Colin Crawford.

Street scene – Walhalla

Skiers on Mt Buller

Fire Spotter’s Hut, Mt Buller

LANCE ADAMS’ ALBUM. MELBOURNE-MANSFIELD RAILWAY 1883-1978. 280HP & 153HP DOUBLE HEADING AT MANSFIELD.

Jock Christopher with his certificate and commemorative stencil to recognise 50 years registration as a wool classer.

Jack Healy at “Kelly Tree”, Stringybark Creek.

Police monument – complete with urn – John Fogarty admires finished result.

Irene and Roy Leatham – Howqua Herd Award

John McKenzie logging – he had a wooden leg.

Police Memorial Centenary Commemorative Day 1978

Mt Stirling refuge hut

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