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Edited Book

Author
O'Keeffe, Darragh
Title
VicRoads centenary : keeping Victorians connected for 100 years. 1913-2013
Imprint
Faircount Media Group, Bondi Junction, NSW, 2013, 141 pp
Description

Commemorative magazine celebrating the history of VicRoads, covering organisational development, major projects, technical achievements, road safety, recent accomplishments and future directions.

Abstract

* Other Authors:
Anderson, David, (author.)
Barton, Ted, (author.)
Bethune, John, (author.)
Briggs, Graham, (author.)
Clarkson, Emma, (author.)
Dale, Mark, (author.)
Fox, Kevin, (author.)
Harris, Wendy, (author.)
Jellie, David, (author.)
Lay, M. G. (Maxwell Gordon), (author.)
Liddle, Gary, (author.)
Rebecchi, John, (author.)
Rieck, Hagen, (author.)
Stejanovich, D. D., (author.)
Thompson, Doug, (author.)
Tierney, Paul, (author.)
Underwood, R. T. (Robin T.), (author.)
Vulcan, Peter, (author.)
Webber, Jim, (author.)
Williams, Merv, (author.)
Lovel, Philip, (author.)
Waddell, Megan, (author.)
Roads Corporation (Vic.) (issuing body.)
Roads Corporation (Vic.). addenda (expression)
VicRoads centenary [poster]

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