'Discover Wagga' (1982-2012) and miscellaneous theatre programmes from the Riverina Theatre Company, the Wagga Wagga School of Arts, the University Theatre Ensemble, etc.
Tony TrenchPapers relating to the opening of the Hume and Hovell Walking Track and various track maps, NSW Department of Lands Annual Report 1989-1990. Papers relating to the official opening of the Williams Hydroelectric Power Station, Mannus Lake, Tumbarumba, in 1986. Echuca-Moama Draft Crown Land Assessment by the Department of Conservation and Land Management, June 1993. Coleambally Draft Crown Land Assessment by the Department of Land and Water Conservation, June 1995. NSW Land and Water Conservation Murrumbidgee Region Staff Directory, 1996. NSW Department of Lands - Murrumbidgee River Waterside Reserves (Maps show Murray River to Maude, Uara Creek to Darlington Point, Darlington Point to Wagga Wagga, Wagga Wagga to Lake Burrinjuck.
Ray MullinsNewspaper clippings, programmes, entrant handbooks, and photographs.
Newsletters, financial records, attendance books, photograph albums, loose photographs, CD-ROMs.
Harley Owners Group, Wagga Wagga ChapterBishops' and Registrars' files; Personnel files; Subject files; Diocesan Trust; Diocesan Finance Committee; Synod papers; Appellate Tribunal; Bishop in Council; Ad Clerums; Cathedral Chapter; Rural Deanery of the Goulburn Valley; Conferences, Conventions and Seminars; Ordination of Women; Australian Board of Missions; Anglicare Australia; Australian Securities and Investment Commission; Clergy superannuation; Authorised Lay Administrations; Ordinations; Orders of Service; Diocesan Confirmations; Marriage dispensations; Provincial Council (VIC); Sexual Harrassment papers and protocols; Parish correspondence and other papers; St Columb's Hall; Newspaper cuttings; Publications; Kellock Lodge, Alexandra Inc.; Corryong and District Retirement Village Inc.; St John's Village Inc.; Photographs.
Anglican Diocese of Wangaratta"Dazed But Not So Confused - one student's view of life at Riverina College in the 70s" - a memoir by Robin Julian.
Robin Julian