Barry Coulter – not one, but three books!
The man renowned for ‘getting things done’ in the Northern Territory – Barry Coulter – after many years has finally got around to writing his biography. However, it is not…
The man renowned for ‘getting things done’ in the Northern Territory – Barry Coulter – after many years has finally got around to writing his biography. However, it is not…
Australia's national poet, politician, and accomplished horseman will be remembered at the VRC's Country Race Day, Flemington, on 20 June 2020, with a race named in his honour, on the…
Who is the Tigers' supporter who adorned the statue of Adam Lindsay Gordon in Spring Street, Melbourne. Well done, Tigers!!
Members of the Adam Lindsay Gordon Commemorative Committee are invited to attend the 13th Annual General Meeting in Melbourne on 13 October 2019.
First published in 2003, this book has now been updated with additional material and photos to more thoroughly reflect the life of the renowned poet and horseman, trooper and politician, who spent 14 years of his short life in Australia, especially in the south-east of South Australia, Glenelg, the western district of Victoria, Ballarat and, finally, Brighton in Victoria, where he spent his final months.
Only three months to the 13th Annual General Meeting of the Adam Lindsay Gordon Committee Inc. which this year will be held at the Marine Hotel, corner Park Street and New Street, Brighton, in Melbourne.
Admirers of Australia's National Poet Adam Lindsay Gordon will gather on Saturday morning, 22 June 2019, to pay tribute at his statue in Gordon Reserve, Spring Street, Melbourne.
After a long interval, the story of Noel Buntine and his rise to be the largest livestock carrier in Australia, is due for publication before the end of 2018.
If you will be in Melbourne on 16 June this year, why not join the devotees of Adam Lindsay Gordona at their annual gathering in Spring Street at his statue in Gordon Reserve, alongside Parliament House.
Throughout History Month, May 2018, there will be a selection of photographs connected to the legendary racehorse Comic court and his then strapper the late Bart Cummings, on display at the Normanville Hotel, daily from 11 am to 8 pm.