replace it with a five story Civic Centre, costing in excess of $2 million. The Council plans were stopped with a poll of residents resulting in a no vote won by seven to one. In 1975 the Brunswick Progress Association instituted a campaign to get a Community Health Centre complex, the Brunswick City Council opposed it, the Centre was won with wide support from the community. The Moreland Community Health Service is now a multimillion-dollar community organisation servicing the health needs of the residents of the City of Moreland, with major centres on Glenlyon Road in Brunswick, and Bell street in Coburg. Other campaigns included: the condition of Sydney Road Nicholson Street tram route extension the fight for half rates for pensioners throughout Victoria the fight to put the Richmond-Brunswick Power line underground the struggle to keep the Upfield railway line open campaigns against many factories working at night affecting residents sleep support for Friends of the ABC opposition to uranium mining in Jabiluka in the Northern Territory support for public housing, public transport support for Aboriginal land rights opposition to privatisation of public utilities support for tax reform and opposition to the Goods and Services Tax The Association meets at the Clarrie Wohlers Citizens' Centre, Fleming Park, on the corner of Albert and Cross Streets, East Brunswick. All residents are welcome to attend. References The Heart and Conscience of the Community. The History of the Brunswick Progress Association 1905 - 2000 (2001) by Vic Little. No ISBN Organisations based in Melbourne