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Les Murray: The Bush Bard of Bunyah

PeopleBy Janine RobertsJuly 28, 2022

Leslie (Les) Allan Murray AO entered Buckingham Palace in a big dark suit and waistcoat. The baggy striped jumpers and comfy slacks so familiar to his admirers…

Francis McNamara aka “Frank the Poet”

PeopleBy Janine RobertsOctober 8, 2021

A poem entitled “A Convict’s Tour to Hell” was composed by Frank McNamara in 1839. It has been said that it draws inspiration from Dante’s “Purgatory”…

Orara Kendall

PeopleBy Janine RobertsOctober 24, 2019

The Australian born poet Henry Kendall was born in 1839. Never physically robust…

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