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Carbon emission policies in key economies / Productivity Commission.

Carbon emission policies in key economies [electronic resource] / Australian Government, Productivity Commission.

The collection relates to natural resource mining, especially in Singleton and Hunter Valley NSW; natural resource planning and management; urban and regional planning, especially Hunter region and Sydney metropolitan; environmental issues and campaigns. The collection consists mainly of brochures, reports, and newsletters collected by Martin Fallding between 1970 and 2010.

BOXES 1-3
Coal mining:
Correspondence, brochures, booklets, maps, itineraries, papers, advertisements, articles, reports, videos, flyers, and cuttings, 1978-1996. Subjects include: open cut coal mining; native title; Berrima colliery; Bengalla open cut mine at Muswellbrook; environmental management at Birds Rock colliery; BHP and Ok Tedi; coal mining in the Hunter Valley; development applications for mines; Australian Conservation Foundation Symposium on Conservation and Mining; National Coal Week, October 1993; mining industry advertisements relating to Bengalla mine. Also includes publications ‘Planning for coal mining’ (1979); ‘EIA practice and promise: a case study’ (2000).

BOXES 4-5
Bushfire protection:
Documents, brochures, and cuttings. Subjects include: bush fire management plans; Bush Fire School, 1983; draft Rural Fires Bill & Regulation; statements of Evidence from Martin Fallding, Peter Butler, and Duncan Johnson on behalf of Singleton Shire Council, August 1986, in relation to NSW Land and Environment Court case 10166 of 1986 relating to refusal of a subdivision at Putty. Includes publications: ‘Planning for bushfire protection’; Department of Environment and Planning Circular 74 ‘Planning in Bushfire Prone Areas’.

BOXES 6-10
Forestry and national parks in New South Wales, 1960s-2004:
Reports, brochures, prospectus, pamphlets, news cuttings, draft proposals, photographs, newsletters, discussion papers, reports, articles, magazines, draft legislation, and statements. Subjects include: ethical forestry investment; managed timber investment funds; urban tree protection; information on Australian plants 1930s-1960s; forestry policy in New South Wales and Victoria. Includes publications: Land for Wildlife: Newsletter of the Land for Wildlife Scheme, 1999–2011; Corridors of Green: Newsletter of the NSW Department of Planning and Greening Australia “Greening Western Sydney” Projects, 1995–1997; Rural Production and Native Vegetation Conservation newsletter, Department of Land & Water Conservation, 2000; Bush Matters: newsletter of the Conservation Partners Program of the Office of Environment and Heritage NSW 2002–2012; Lifelines: Bulletin of the Community Biodiversity Network, 1998–2002; Australian Biodiversity Bulletin, 1996; On the Brink: newsletter of the Endangered Species Program, Australian Nature Conservation Agency, 1996–1998; Biolinks: newsletter on Biological Diversity Conservation Actions 1994-1996.

BOXES 11-14
Land management, flooding, water resources, and soils in New South Wales, 1980-2005:
Reports, surveys, brochures, news cuttings, articles, government policy documents, and papers. Subjects include: Singleton Floodplain Management Study, April 1984; information on flooding aimed at residents of the Hunter Region; Water Resources Commission report ‘Groundwater in New South Wales’ August 1984; land capability, rehabilitation, and catchment management; soils and soil conservation; correspondence relating to Crown Lands assessment approaches; information brochure on Glennies Creek Dam, and other brochures including on Lower Hunter Flood Mitigation Scheme; article on sand and gravel resources of the Hunter River floodplain; Singleton Flood Plan, 1993.

BOXES 15-21
Australian urban planning brochures, 1970s-2010:
Brochures, pamphlets, public exhibition material and newsletters relating to urban planning and development in NSW. Mostly produced by NSW Government agencies, professional organisations, and local government organisations. Publications include: Mt Druitt Town Centre, State Planning Authority, 1973; A Transport Plan for Sydney: 2000, Sydney Area Transportation Study, May 1974; Minimum Standards for Residential Flat Development, Department of Environment and Planning, 1985; Western Region Transport Improvement Programme, December 1980; The Project Design, The Woolloomooloo Project team of the Housing Commission of NSW, 1975; Bathurst Orange Growth Centre, Bathurst Orange Development Corporation; Martin Place: Opening of Stage 2, July 15 1976, Council of the City of Sydney; What are the Major Airport Needs of Sydney, Australian Government Publishing ; The New Cities of Campbelltown, Camden Appin: Structure Plan, State Planning Authority of NSW, 1973; Who Cares about the Environment?, Benchmark Survey of NSW by NSW Government 1994; Our Country Our Future, Statement on the Environment, Hon R J L Hawke, Prime Minister of Australia, July 1989; An examination of the boundaries of the City of Sydney and Adjacent and Adjoining Areas, Local Government Boundaries Commission, March 1980; Report by Commissioners of Environment and Planning on Proposed Mineral Sand Mine at Saltwater, City of Greater Taree; Outdoor Recreation Demand: review documents for Glenbawn, Keepit, Burrinjuck, and Burrendong State Recreation Areas; Report and findings of the Commissioners: inquiry into Proposal to Convey Natural Gas from Moomba (SA) to Sydney, May 1973.

BOXES 22-24
Planning and local government:
Brochures, policies, and guidelines. Subjects include: brochures on roads and road issues, including community consultation, proposals and reports in Hunter and Sydney Regions, 1970s and 80s; information brochures from Sydney Water Board and others on water supply and effluent treatment 1980–1990s; Land title information, legal advice to Singleton Council 1989 on positive covenants, Environmental Defenders Office brochures; information from Department of Environment and Planning around 1980 on social policy and planning; information and attendance lists, including Local Government Planners Conferences 1984 and 1986, Royal Australian Planning Institute Congress 1978, Planning Students’ conferences University of Brisbane 1979 and UNSW 1978.

BOXES 25-27
Land use planning issues, 1978-2008:
Various subdivision and development proposals, Putty, NSW; papers and documents relating to impact assessment practice; copy of letter from Premiers Department commenting on environmental impact assessment in Hunter Valley, 8 April 1981; letter from Department of Mines commenting on environmental monitoring at mining sites, 1978; State Pollution Control Commission EL-1 and EI-4; Singleton Council village studies: Broke, Bulga, Jerrys Plains, 1985; Review of Singleton Rural Lands Study by Prof John Burton, 1986.

BOXES 32-34
Conservation and environmental politics, 1980’s:
Martin Fallding personal correspondence regarding environmental issues, including letters from Ecologic Berlin 1997, Idris Suleiman regarding Hunter Environment Lobby Action Plan 1993, NSW Government Environment Committee 1991, Wollemi National Park 1991, correspondence relating to woodchipping 1985-1989, CityRail 1995, NSW Forestry 1996, Ecologically Sustainable Development 1992, National Greenhouse Response Strategy 1992, Glennies Creek Dam catchment 1990, alternative energy options 1989, Gerry Beasley 1989 (ecological futures), Antarctic Minerals Convention 1989, NSW Coastal Guidelines, note from Jim Somerville and NCC letter regarding Glennies Creek Dam foreshores 1987, nuclear power stations 1988, protection of Byles Creek, National Forest Strategy 1987, Roads 2000 plan 1987, woodchip licences 1985, comments on coalition environment policy 1987, submission to Terania Creek inquiry 1980, wilderness protection 1986, Washpool forest logging 1980, horseriding in Kosiuszko National Park 1987; pamphlets and news clippings relating to the environment and environment campaigns; draft Hunter Regional Environmental Action Plan, Vancouver Plan for Action, and National Conservation Strategy for Australia discussion paper, 1982.

BOXES 35-38
Personal records of meetings and administration relating to urban bushland conservation in the Lane Cove Valley, 1981 to 1987. Includes newsletters, notes from meetings; correspondence from Bob Carr Minister for Planning and Environment; envelope with map and database of information on bushland of the Lane Cove Valley dated January 1985; papers and correspondence relating to State Environmental Planning Policy 19: Urban Bushland.

Martin Fallding papers, 1960s-2010

These videorecordings were created by a number of companies outside both Transfield and Tenix. They would presumably have constituted commissioned works.  It should be noted that Items 8/1 — 8/7 relate to Transfield; Items 8/8 and 8/9 relate to Tenix. These videos were received by Carlo Salteri in his capacity as Chairman of both companies. 

The Williamstown Dockyard had been owned by the Federal Government but 
Cabinet decided to privatise the Dockyard in 1987. At that time the first 
tenders for the Navy frigates was given to Amecon (Australian Marine 
Engineering Consolidated). At this point Transfield began to take control of 
Amecon and by August 1988, Transfield controlled Amecon and the Dockyard. 
In November 1989, Transfield won a $5.8 billion contract to build ten “Meko” 
200 class frigates, eight for the Australian Navy and two for the New Zealand 
Navy. The contract for the Sydney Harbour Tunnel was won by Transfield in April 
1987, construction beginning in February 1988. This was a joint venture with a 
Japanese construction company, Kumagai Gumi. The tunnel was completed in 
August 1992. 

8/1 (VT 1464) Launching of HMAS Melbourne, a guided missile frigate. Amecon, 8 May 
1989 (PAL/VHS videocassette; 6’30”) 
[The video depicts crowds entering Williamstown Dockyard with naval personnel and a navy band. It also gives aerial views of the Dockyard and groups of Amecon staff. Personalities depicted on the video include Mrs Hazel Hawke (wife of the then Prime Minister), who launched the frigate. Other personalities include Kim Beasley, Minister for Defence, and Paul Salteri of Transfield.] 

8/2 (VT 1465) First construction video: the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, 22 January 1990 (PAL/VHS videocassette; 10’19”) 
[The contract was approved by the NSW Government in April 1987. The tunnel was opened in August 1992. The video contains much technical data regarding the manufacture of the tunnel sections, built at Port Kembla. Each section weighed 33, 000 tons, and was towed by sea from Port Kembla to Sydney Harbour, taking 24 hours for the tow. The project was a joint venture with Kumagai Gumi, a Japanese engineering corn pa ny.] 

8/3 (VT 1466) Just one word. Amecon & Avatar Film Productions, Melbourne, March 
1992 (PAL/VHS videocassette; 13’35”) 
[Amecon was a company which purchased the Williamstown Dockyard in 1987, and was subsequently taken over by Transfield. The video commences with what appears to be early sea trials of HMAS Melbourne, one of a new fleet of guided missile frigates. It then depicts early shots of 19th century Williamstown and early pictures of groups of Transfield staff. Other themes include the launching of HMAS Newcastle and the training of company clients at an engineering school called the Marine Engineering and Research Centre, part of Transfield.] 

8/4 (VT 1467) The Sydney Harbour Tunnel (a Transfield-Kumagai joint venture): third construction report, Sydney, Showboat, June 1992. (PAL/VHS videocassette; 21 mm.) 
[The contract for the Sydney Harbour Tunnel was approved by NSW Cabinet in April 1987. Construction commenced in 1988 and it was completed in 1992. The project was a Transfield-Kumagai joint venture. This video contains much technical data on the construction of the tunnel, and is very similar to Item 8/2. It includes images of Carlo Salteri at the joint venture signing ceremony.] 
 
8/5 (VT 1468) The Birth of 05: FFG 05 (HMAS Melbourne) construction video. Transfield, 
28 January 1993 (PAL/VHS videocassette; 20’19”) 
[HMAS Melbourne was commissioned in 1992. This video contains great technical data on the construction of 05 (HMAS Melbourne) and includes shots of the ship going through extensive sea trials. HMAS Melbourne ship was the first navy ship to be built in Australia for 20 years. Reference should be made to Item 8/2, which contains similar information.] 

8/6 (VT 1469) Transfield Group video. The Notion Picture Company, 3 September 1993 (PAL/VHS videocassette; 11’20”) 
[This video outlines Transfield’s various activities, shipbuilding, technology and infrastructure. Shipbuilding was carried out in Melbourne, Perth and New Zealand. Technology encompassed the building of power stations and construction of loading facilities for coal and gas, and the building of ocean platforms for oil and gas. Infrastructure included the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, water treatment plants, and motorway bridges. Construction also took place in Malaysia, Laos and Thailand.] 

8/7 (VT 1470) The Transfield Group. Produced by Creative Assignments for the Transfield Group. [n.d.j. (PAL/VHS videocassette; 15’lO”) 
[This video depicts various engineering projects carried out by Transfield over a number of years; for example, The Gateway Bridge in Brisbane, the Skitube linking Bullocks Flat with Perisher Valley and Blue Cow in the Snowy Mountains of NSW, the Sydney Harbour Tunnel, and almost every power station in Australia. The Sydney Harbour Tunnel was the largest public infrastructure project in Australia’s history. There is also an early image of Carlo Salteri and Franco Belgiorno-Nettis in their Transfield office.] 

8/8 (VT 1471) Tenix: launch video; no other group has the capability, [n.d.] (PAL/VHS videocassette; 4’15”) 
[This video emphasises the defence projects of Tenix, virtually excluding any other activities. There are images of defence equipment, for example army tanks and military planes, but there is no evidence of the involvement of Tenix in these activities. As a launch video, it would appear to be somewhat defective.] 

8/9 (MLMSS 8564/Box 7) Innovation Place, 100 Arthur Street, North Sydney: work, focus, inspire. Townwood Pty Ltd., September 2005. (DVD; 4’27”) 
[This is a promotional video advertising the proposed premium office space being designed for Innovation Place, 100 Arthur Street, North Sydney, the present headquarters of Tenix, the Salteri family company. The building stands on the former site of the head office of Transfield.]

Series 08: Carlo Salteri videorecordings, 1989-2005

A collection of papers relating to the literary careers of Ruth Park and D'Arcy Niland. Among Ruth Park's papers are documents relating to her books including  The Road Under the Sea, Swords and Crowns and Rings, Playing Beattie Bow, The Muddleheaded Wombat series, The Big Brass Key, The Harp in the South and Callie's family. D'Arcy Niland's papers include notebooks, short stories and journalism.


BOX 1
Notebooks, including those from Boronia Street, Redfern, 1939-1943 and pocket notebooks re: Les Darcy, 1930s-1960s / D’Arcy Niland

Printed books, being a Sunday missal and a ninepenny dictionary / D’Arcy Niland

BOX 2
Registers of manuscripts (4), including title, when and where submitted for publication, result (accepted or rejected), comment and price paid, 1942-1966 / D’Arcy Niland

Register of i.a. Royalties re English and Foreign editions, 1955-1961 / D’Arcy Niland

CHILDREN'S BOOKS
Callie’s Family (edited typescript) /Ruth Park

The Road Under the Sea 
Includes corrected typescript, notes, newscuttings of research articles and letter received from Ure Smith Pty Ltd, 2 Mar. 1962 re manuscript, 1959-1962 / Ruth Park

Quiet Holiday
Include outline of story; 1st, 2nd and final versions, being corrected typescript and carbon typescripts; printed copy from School Magazine, Vol. 42, No. 8, Oct. 1957-Part 3, pp. 248-253; enlarged version, being corrected typescript, for Hodder and letters received from NSW Dept. of Education, 1952-1953, 1957; with a radio play, The New Year at Billyboona, being carbon typescript; and synopsis of The Mystery of Acorn Hill, 1952-1957 / Ruth Park

Merchant Campbell [Robert Campbell] 
Includes working notes, chronology, corrected and edited typescripts and correspondence with Anne Bower Ingram, Collins, 1974-1975 / Ruth Park

BOX 3
CHILDREN'S BOOKS
The Gigantic Balloon
Includes corrected typescript and correspondence with Anne Bower Ingram (Collins), 1974 / Ruth Park

When the Wind Changes
Includes corrected typescript / Ruth Park

The Big Brass Key
Edited typescript and letter received from Jane Ferrier, Hodder & Stoughton Australia, 14 Dec. 1983 / Ruth Park

Roger Bandy (This was published but never appeared in bookshops)
Includes corrected and final typescript versions; original artwork; correspondence, 1975-1976, with Tess van Sommers, Editorial Consultant, and Rigby Ltd; with note by Ruth Park, 12 Oct. 1993, 1970-1976 / Ruth Park

Come Danger, Come Darkness
Edited typescript and letter received from Margaret D. Hamilton, Hodder & Stoughton Australia, 16 Sep. 1985

BOX 4
Swords and Crowns and Rings (1977)

Working notes, chronology

Copies of agreement between Ruth Park and Nicholas Beauman assigning rights to Swords, 1984

Film script of `Cushie & Jack' by Peter Smalley (typescript) based on the novel (option lapsed) / Ruth Park

Publisher’s shorter edited copy, typescript, carbon typescript, 812 pp. / Ruth Park

BOX 5
The Jackaman Archives [One Man’s Kingdom], being television script for 13 episodes. Includes working notes, drafts and final version, One Man’s Kingdom, being typescript and correspondence, 1962-1969, with i.e. Australian Broadcasting Commission, Australian Elizabethan Theatre Trust and Henri Safran, 1962-1973 / Ruth Park, D’Arcy Niland

No Decision (winner of the Associated Television Ltd Play Competition, 1961)
Includes corrected typescript, reviews, and correspondence with Curtis Brown Ltd., London, 1961-1962 / Ruth Park, D’Arcy Niland

Correspondence, being mainly letters received, re Harp in the South (1948) (winner of the 1946 Sydney Morning Herald novel competition). Correspondents include Jon Cleary, Eleanor Dark, Beatrice Davis, Jean Devanny and Tom Hungerford, 1945-1953 / Ruth Park, D’Arcy Niland

Newscuttings mainly re SMH Competition, and of The Harp in the South, and Sunday Herald posters advertising serialisation of Poor Man’s Orange, 1946-1950s / Ruth Park

Newscuttings of articles and reviews re Ruth Park and her work, with b&w photograph of book display of Ruth Park’s Pink Flannel (1955), 1946-1977 / Ruth Park

BOX 6
How I survived the Scott Ordeal by Prof. Griffith Taylor as told to D’Arcy Niland. Cavalier Magazine, Sep. 1961, pp. 27-31, 70-76, with typescript note by Ruth Park [1993] / D'Arcy Niland

Aerial Pioneers
Printed. Walkabout, 1 May 1951, pp. 33-37 / D'Arcy Niland

Champion Axemen (Typescript) / D'Arcy Niland

Men of the Shed, The Reveller’s Homecoming and Christmas Eve at Whissonsett, being signed typescript verse / D'Arcy Niland

Shearing Shed Days: Aventures in the Outback (III), King Among the Jumbuck Barbers (Shearing Shed Days) being typescripts / D'Arcy Niland

Blue Tongues and Greasiers and The Jumbucks Are … Number 2’, being rough typescripts on reverse of letters received, 1943-1944, from i.e. ABC, Angus & Robertson and Australia National Journal / D'Arcy Niland

The Maker of Cities by Rupene Ruapapere [pseud].
Includes notes, typescript and printed copy from Argosy magazine with a radio feature, A Maker of Cities’ (carbon typescript), with note by Ruth Park, Oct. 1993 / D'Arcy Niland

The Shiralee – Ballads
Includes fragments  and draft of letter from Darcy Niland to Beatrice Davis, 20 Feb. 1955, with note by Ruth Park, Oct. 1993 / Darcy Niland, Ruth Park

Papers re South Australian Film Corportion’s television rights to The Shirilee
Includes correspondence, 1987-1988, with Phillips Fox, Solicitors and Curtis Brown, London and letters received by Darcy Niland from Angus and Robertson Ltd, London , 1959, 1964 / Ruth Park, D'Arcy Niland

The Tasmania We Love (1987) by Ruth Park and Cedric Emanuel
Includes notes, worksheets, maps, index roughs, photocopied typescript and correspondence with Cedric Emanuel, 1985-1987 / Ruth Park

BOX 7
3 Muddleheaded/Wombat Books/complete files:
The Muddlehearted Wombat Stays at Home. Includes notes, rough drafts, corrected and edited typescripts

Wombat Picturebooks Nos 1-3:
1. The Muddleheaded Wombat and The Bush Band
Carbon typescript and copy of letter from Ruth Park to Angus & Roberson Ltd., 27 July 1972
3. The Muddleheaded Wombat and Clean-Up Day
Carbon typescripts (2) (finished 2.7.74)

The Muddleheaded Wombat and the Invention
Carbon typescript and Wombat in the Dry Weather, being corrected typescript of earlier version

The Muddleheaded Wombat is Very Bad (carbon typescript)

Playing Beatie Bow (1980)
Includes notes, family tree of characters, corrected and edited typescripts and letters received / Ruth Park

Correspondence re Beatie Bow tour of The Rocks, Sydney, 1985 / Ruth Park

Papers re: dispute over payment from South Australian Film Corporation, 1985-1986 / Ruth Park

BOX 8
Short Stories
Include `The Last Assignment’, and `A Cargo for Topacki’ with notes by Ruth Park, 1978, 1993, 1930-1960s / Darcy Niland

Short Stories 2, being  further stories, with notes by Ruth Park, 1978, 1993 / Darcy Niland

Reviews of D’Arcy Niland’s stories and mentions in newspapers, with programme for `Harp in the South’ a play in 3 Acts’ by Ruth Park and Leslie Rees at The Independent Theatre, North Sydney, 1949, 1944-1966 / Darcy Niland

The Penguin Best Stories of D’Arcy Niland (1987)
Includes edited photocopied typescript / Ruth Park

BOX 9
The Harp in the South, being television scripts for six episodes, dramatised by Eleanor Witcombe, with revisions by Ruth Park and George Whaley (photocopied typescript) / Ruth Park

BOX 10
Papers re television production of `The Harp in the South’  by Anthony Buckley Films Pty Ltd. Includes script amendments, shooting schedule, memoranda to cast & crew and `News Bulletin No. 2 : A report to our Investor, March 1986’ / Ruth Park

Further papers re television production of `The Harp in the South’, inscribed `File Commenced 30.10.83’, with notes by Ruth Park / 1983-1986 / Ruth Park

Scripts, including cast offs of `Harp in the South’ (photocopied typescript) / Ruth Park

BOX 11
Ghosts Along The Quay (Famous old clipper ships in Sydney Harbour) by Cyril Hume and D’Arcy Niland, being a radio documentary
Corrected typescript and carbon typescript D'Arcy Niland

Walkabout folder:
Correspondence, 1965-1966, with Brian McArdle, Editor. 
Walkabout; notebook and photographs re Frank Hurley and boxing / Darcy Niland

Boy With A Dream
Carbon typescript and printed copy from A.M., Jan. 1953

Ruby Robert and the Rubber Ball
MS., corrected typescript and carbon typescript, and printed copy from A.M., 12 Jan. 1954

The Great Hackensmidt
Corrected typescript, carbon typescript. Published as `The Russian Lion’ in A.M., 31 Mar. 1953

Old Battlers Lived Longer
Typescript, carbon typescript and printed copy from A.M., 21 July 1953

A Nice Boxing Day All Round
Includes notes, drafts of earlier versions ` A Very Nice Xmas All Round’ and `An Unusual Xmas Round’, and letter received from Walkabout, 11 Mar. 1966

The Small World of Jamesy Rice
Notes, drafts and printed copy from Walkabout, Dec. 1966

Geraldine by Ruth Park and D'Arcy Niland (shortlisted ATV competition) (typescript)

Printed Books (10)
The Adventures of the Muddle-Headed Wombat (A&R Commemorative edition, 1986), and Swedish, German, Norwegian and Finnish editions

BOX 12
Reviews and publicity material mainly, Call me When The Cross Turns Over (1957), Make Your Stories Sell (1955), Be Your Own Editor (1959), The Big Smoke (1959), Pairs & Loners (1966), The Apprentices (1965) and Dead Men Running (1969) / Darcy Niland

Reviews of The Muddle-Headed Wombat in the Tree Tops (1965) and The Muddle-Headed Wombat at School (1966) / Ruth Park

The Drums Go Bang (1956)
Includes notes, corrected typescript and carbon typescript of previously titled `A Welcome To Wits’ End’; correspondence, 1954-1955, with Woman’s Choice; and corrected proof copy / Ruth Park, D'Arcy Niland

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