Corporate Body

Victorian Pipelines Commission (1967 - 1971)

State of Victoria

From
1967
Victoria, Australia
To
1971
Functions
Advisory or regulatory body and Resources
Reference No
VA 2790
Legal Status
Public Record Office Victoria, Registered Agency

Summary

Established in 1967, the purpose of the Victorian Pipelines Commission was to construct, maintain and operate a natural gas pipeline in Victoria. In 1971 the functions of the Commission were taken over by the Gas and Fuel Corporation.

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Timeline

 1967 - 1971 Victorian Pipelines Commission
       1951 - 1995 Gas and Fuel Corporation of Victoria

Published resources

Book Sections

  • Public Record Office of Victoria, '3.13.10 Victorian Pipeline Commission 1967-1971' in List of Holdings 1985: Public Record Office (1985). Details

Resources

Resource Sections

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