How things change. In 1979 Yarram was hanging in there. Its passenger train still ran Monday to Saturday but now often was a mixed on the down journey. I am surprised that the train pictured was three passenger cars behind B74. I worked for the VR and the biggest loading I saw between 1961 and 1971 (excluding holidays) was 31. It usually ran with only one passenger car for much of that time (started out as an ABW but was soon changed to an AE or AW (first class, but nobody cared)
A symbol for the advancement of healthcare across regional Victoria.
Yarram, a.k.a. Heesco Town is Victoria's newest street-art destination, thanks to the brilliant idea of a handful of locals.
Located in the heart of Yarram, South Gippsland, the Yarram and District Health Service (YDHS) Integrated Healthcare Centre is a small-scale healthcare
Image 2 of 32 from gallery of Yarram and District Health Services, Integrated Healthcare Centre / McBride Charles Ryan. Photograph by John Gollings Photography
Image 5 of 32 from gallery of Yarram and District Health Services, Integrated Healthcare Centre / McBride Charles Ryan. Photograph by John Gollings Photography
Image 9 of 32 from gallery of Yarram and District Health Services, Integrated Healthcare Centre / McBride Charles Ryan. Photograph by John Gollings Photography
Yaram by sumaira Hameed
Yaram by Sumaira Hameed
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McBride Charles Ryan designes a new healthcare facility with a sculptural, welcoming verandah in Victoria's regional town of Yarram.
I arranged for the Year 8 students at St Catherine's Girl School to visit Anglesea to explore for orchids as part of the PECE (Propagation, Education, Conservation & Exploration) program that I have instigated at the School. These are the orchids we found. Endemic to Victoria where mostly known from the foothills immediately east of Melbourne, but sporadically distributed from Yarram through to Ararat. Relatively common in moist, often grassy forest or woodland, often in shaded habitats.
