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Monthly Archives: June 2026

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The Railway Man Who Stood For Taree

People, PlacesBy Janine RobertsJune 26, 2026

Tucked away at the end of the Taree Railway Station’s platform is a memorial dedicated to Bernie O’Neill…

Robert Small and the Sudan contingent

PeopleBy Janine RobertsJune 19, 2026

In 1851, a Presbyterian Denominational School was operating at Redbank: the schoolmaster was William Small. Robert, one of his sons, was born in 1859…

James Lethbridge Templer (1811-1845)

People, StoriesBy Janine RobertsJune 6, 2026

James was born in Dorset, England in 1811 and entered the East India Company in 1828. A decade later he left the company and sailed to Australia – a country he was destined to never leave…

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