Victorian Communities Department For
Local Government in Melbourne

We are committed to promoting a culture of inclusiveness and respect at PROV and welcome applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, members of the LGBTI community, people of all cultural and linguistic backgrounds and people with a disability. These records grasp stories of the key events and decisions that have shaped the history of the State of Victoria. Ensure that the archives are close to the government and the people of Victoria. Government Services set record keeping standards for the Victorian Government to create and keep better records. Government Services aid government agencies with compliance by: Providing best practice records management and archiving advice, standards and specifications. Council members bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to PROV. Reeves is a career historian who is engaged in all areas of Australian History and cultural heritage. Public Record Office Victoria is committed to the aims and objectives of the Act. Public Record Office Victoria recognizes the value of transparency and accountability in its administrative and management practices, and supports the making of disclosures that reveal corrupt conduct, conduct involving a substantial mismanagement of public resources, or conduct involving a substantial risk to public health and safety or the environment. Members consist of those responsible for records management and archives in public bodies in Victoria. Enable members to contribute to the development of standards affecting records management in public bodies and to produce advice to members on compliance requirements arising from these changes. Bear the opportunity for training and skills sharing of members. Public Record Office Victoria is committed to ensuring that its archival collection is discover able and accessible to as many people as possible. Ballarat Collections Network was formed in 2008 to assist historical, cultural and heritage groups within the City of Ballarat to labor collaboratively to care for and manage their collections, share knowledge, advice and development opportunities. We provide training for all new volunteers, including the basic principles of archival methodology (original order and provenance), an introduction to PROV, and labor site training for each volunteer project which can include data processing, digitizing, and document handling. Tasks also include creating archival data for PROV’s online catalogue, physically processing records into archival containers and storing them in PROV’s repository, indexing portions of the collection, transcribing documents for exhibitions, conducting public tours of the archives, and cataloging the archive’s library collection. Interesting labor and active with historical records. This page is dedicated to those longstanding volunteers that have worked with us for over ten years, volunteering across several projects to keep and digitize records of state significance, for the profit of all Victorians now and into the future. We employ a different staff of archivists, policy advisers, community liaisons, IT specialists and customer service officers which works to conserve the historical memory of the Victorian Government and produce leadership on the management of public records. Work experience opportunities for students. Public Record Office Victoria actively collaborates with a range of partners in the public, private and notforprofit sectors to improve record keeping and access to public records. The standards apply to all records created by the Victorian Government and detail requirements for the creation, maintenance and use of these records. Hotels were often old as city location markers by both residents and Council staff.

Researching your family or local community. There are many Victorian government records in our collection that enclose information about people and places pertinent to your family or local history research. We have listed below the maximum commonly requested records for discovering people and places in Victoria, Australia. Records of State schools, students, teachers and buildings. Accessing records of mental and physical health.