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Manning River VJ Sailing Club

BuildingsBy Janine RobertsNovember 25, 2019

Sailing resumed on the Manning River after WW2. When the VJ Club was established in 1947 it occupied the North Coast Steam Navigation Company wharf…

The 1956 Olympic Torch

EventsBy Janine RobertsMay 29, 2019

On 17 November 1956, forty six fit, local men relayed the Olympic Torch from Kew in the North to Burrell Creek in the South of the region, a grand total of 46 miles…

Taree’s Volunteer Air Observers Corps

Events, PeopleBy Janine RobertsMarch 7, 2019

Tom Dyball was not only science master at Taree High School during World War II, he was Zone Commandant of the Volunteer Air Observers Corps (VAOC) in Taree…

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