Colin Todd’s Story For the last 40 years I have been living in Balmoral Village on a 5-acre bush block where my wife and I have a pottery studio. Nurturing and maintaining our small block of land has taught us both a lot about the importance of preserving our natural environment. We have discovered over […]
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So many hopes; so many projects. When he tells me “I’m a sucker” there’s a scarcely concealed note of despair. I’m reminded of Mr Punch, who, despite being knocked over time and time again, keeps popping up for another go at life.
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People in the Southern Highlands Background I grew up in the countryside, running around the back blocks of Queensland playing cricket. It was a very Australian upbringing, and very conservative too. My parents were heavily involved in the national party and while I wasn’t interested in politics back then, I guess it coloured my outlook
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Maree Byrne was awarded OAM for service to the community of the Southern Highlands When I email Maree suggesting a conversation she writes back in answer with what I now think of as ‘the Covid19 response’. She tells me she has so much time on her hands these days. “Nothing’s happening!” She can meet at
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Here is his story. Michael Meldrum, the last Convenor of CANWin before it melded with WinZero, is quick to assure me that he is not a local hero. Neither, he tells me, is he an environmental warrior. According to Michael, he is a pretty ordinary bloke who just stepped up when Miles Lochhead had done
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