Charliekoalaaustralia in Herne Hill, Western Australia, Australia | Charitable organisation

Charliekoalaaustralia

Locality: Herne Hill, Western Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 415 031 729

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25.01.2022 Something I have avoided commenting on, I think this says it all in a nutshell. Main stream media are judge and jury, yet not a single person has been charged or convicted. Their will be no chance of a fair trial for them.

24.01.2022 Honouring Our Fallen Today on National Police Remembrance Day we acknowledge the 85 WA police officers who paid the ultimate price in their line of duty.

24.01.2022 That name would take a bit of practice to pronounce. https://mythicaustralia.com/

24.01.2022 Over two years in the making, Mythic Australia BOOK 2 Discovering Down-Under is finally going to print (and is being printed locally in Australia). Pre-Order... your copy now and receive a FREE Drop Bear Safety Pin and go into the draw for a Mythic A3 Print Collection (drawn on the first week of November). Check out our Pre-Order Book Pack for great savings. Details on our website: https://mythicaustralia.com/books-and-prints/ See more

24.01.2022 Giveaway time This hamper could finish all your Christmas shopping! Koojedda Country has put together a large selection of gorgeous gourmet Jams, Pick...les, Chutney, Marmalade & Sauces and teamed them with 2 boards and a cheese knife from Boards by Frank included are 3 recipe books (1 signed by a Perth author) and wine from Holy Mary Cellars. All of these items are made in Western Australia. Added into this giveaway worth over $500 are some extra bonbons, whistles and chocolates. To win this hamper you must: Like & Share Koojedda Country page on Facebook Like & Share Boards by Frank page on Facebook Tag 4 of your friends in this post Not only is there the opportunity to win this AMAZING hamper, for every 100 likes there will be a winner of a small hamper. T & C’s One entry per person Competition will end on 1st December 2020. Winner must collect hamper from Swan Settlers Market. Swan Settlers Market

23.01.2022 The skills we develop as we get older. https://mythicaustralia.com/

23.01.2022 Please donate if you can.

23.01.2022 A very interesting piece of history and certainly what Aussies would do.

22.01.2022 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DEAL: 12 Grumpy Prints for the price of 6. A perfect gift to separate for the Office and Family. Check them out the 'Grumpy Drop Bear Print Pack' and other MYTHIC deals on our Mythic Australia site: https://mythicaustralia.com/books-and-prints/

21.01.2022 If you hit the ball over the fence it’s six and you’re out. Standard ‘Backyard Cricket’ rules. We have more fun Aussie facts for you on our Mythic Australia website: https://mythicaustralia.com/amazing-aussie-facts/

19.01.2022 A great day at Swan Settlers Market today ,lots of friendly people dropped in . Have to give credit to Tom for the effort he puts into our shop. Credit must also go to Clive and the team for their huge effort in making it the very vibrant market it is.

18.01.2022 "May each and every officer who has died serving the communities of Australia be at rest, and their memories and courage leave an indelible mark upon the police... family and all who serve in it. We will remember them." Earlier this month a group of 17 WA Police Force officers made the three day trip from Midland to Eucla, conveying a special baton with the names of the 85 WA officers killed on duty. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this year's Wall to Wall Ride was a little different. After reaching the WA/SA border the group handed the baton to South Australian officers to continue its journey to the National Police Memorial in Canberra. The ride also held special significance for our brothers and sisters in Victoria, acting as a chance to honour the four officers lost in April.

17.01.2022 How very sad, some in our society have no respect.

17.01.2022 #OTD - Lieutenant Kenneth Hudspeth, RANVR awarded 3rd DSC On the 28th of November 1942, Lieutenant Kenneth Robert Hudspeth, RANVR was awarded the second bar to ...his Distinguished Service Cross in other words, he was awarded his 3rd DSC. Hudspeth served as a submariner in the Royal Australian Navy Volunteer Reserve, and was awarded the DSC on three occasions for his outstanding courage and devotion to duty. Hudspeth joined the RANVR at the start of WWII, and served on board a number of surface vessels before being promoted to Lieutenant and taking command of the Midget Submarine (X-Craft) X10. As CO of X10, Hudspeth participated in Operation SOURCE in September 1943, during which he positioned his vessel within four miles of the German Battlecruiser ‘Tirpitz’ after navigating through the treacherous Altern Fjord. Unfortunately, his submarine became stuck on the seabed and he was forced to withdraw. He was awarded his First DSC for his application and endurance in attempting the attack and the double passage of the Fjord reflected his determination and high level of skill. In 1944, Hudspeth was awarded his first Bar to his DSC for his part in Operation POSTAGE ABLE where he transported Combined Operations Pilotage Parties (COPP) to land on the coast of Normandy. During this time, he showed great coolness, grasp and ability in manoeuvring his X-Craft submerged in shallow waters close to enemy defences to land COPPs on heavily guarded positons of an enemy coast, in unknown and unpleasant conditions. Hudspeth was awarded his second and final Bar on the 28th of November 1944 for his gallantry, skill and determination during Operation GAMBIT. Similar to Operation POSTAGE ABLE, Hudspeth was involved in landing COPP along Juno Beach, the sight of the future Normandy Landings. Hudspeth retired in 1965 as a Lieutenant Commander after 25 years of service in war and peace. He was a war time hero, a volunteer, a Reservist and one of the most decorated Australian Naval Officers of WWII. --------------------------------------------------------------- If you spot an error, please send me a message. Join our group here: https://business.facebook.com/groups/2626189084317964

17.01.2022 I would encourage everyone to read.

16.01.2022 Sending out hugs to the world. What a beautiful poem about HUGS. https://mythicaustralia.com/

14.01.2022 Well deserved award to Mythic Australia. You can pre order the new book ,just go to their pages.

14.01.2022 Happy 70th Birthday Royal Australian Regiment! The Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) is the parent administrative regiment for regular infantry battalions of the ...Australian Army and is the senior infantry regiment of the Royal Australian Infantry Corps. It was originally formed in 1948 as a three battalion regiment; however, since then its size has fluctuated as battalions have been raised, amalgamated or disbanded in accordance with the Australian government's strategic requirements. Currently, the regiment consists of seven battalions and has fulfilled various roles including those of light, parachute, motorised and mechanised infantry. Throughout its existence, units of the Royal Australian Regiment have deployed on operations in Japan, Korea, Malaya, Borneo, Vietnam, Somalia, Rwanda, Cambodia, East Timor, the Solomon Islands, Iraq and Afghanistan. The Royal Australian Regiment (RAR) is part of the Royal Australian Infantry Corps, along with the six state-based infantry regiments of the Australian Army Reserve. It is the most senior of the corps' regiments in the order of precedence, and currently consists of seven Regular Army light infantry battalions: 1st Battalion (1 RAR) 2nd Battalion (2 RAR) 3rd Battalion (3 RAR) 5th Battalion (5 RAR) 6th Battalion (6 RAR) 7th Battalion (7 RAR) 8th/9th Battalion (8/9 RAR). The battalions of the regiment are capable of providing seven of the ten regular battlegroups that the Australian Army has available for deployment. The current order of battle sees 5 and 7 RAR as part of the 1st Brigade based in Darwin and Adelaide; 1, 2, and 3 RAR as part of the 3rd Brigade in Townsville; and 6 and 8/9 RAR as part of the 7th Brigade in Brisbane. Former battalions 2nd/4th Battalion (197395), delinked to 2 RAR and 4 RAR 4th Battalion (196473 and 19952009), reflagged 2nd Commando Regiment 5th/7th Battalion (19732006), delinked to 5 RAR and 7 RAR 8th Battalion (196673), amalgamated to 8/9 RAR 9th Battalion (196773), amalgamated to 8/9 RAR 10th Independent Rifle Company (1974 late 1990s), disbanded. The Royal Australian Regiment Association 1 RAR Association - INC 2nd Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment 3rd Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 4th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 5th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 7th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment 8th/9th Battalion, The Royal Australian Regiment

13.01.2022 This painting truly represents the close bond of empathy and understanding between the Australian Light Horseman and his horse. This light horseman has been bit...terly disappointed, for the mail has come and he has missed out again. This was the experience of trooper Ion Idriess for this is what he wrote in his diary in 1916... "June 21st Yesterday fifteen bags of mail (thousands of letters) came for the 5TH. And yet there was not one solitary letter, parcel, or even newspaper for me." September 19th Why the hell don't I get any letters or parcels? My mates are always getting them: I don't get a lousy newspaper even." Another Light Horseman, Major Harold B Suttor wrote in his diary in May 1918.. "Thurs 9. One ton of mail arrives and not one letter for me - usual luck" Feeling forlorn and forgotten this Light Horseman has ridden his mount aside from the rest of his section, and feeling rather sorry for himself has plopped down on the ground to indulge in a little wallow in self pity alone. His horse may not understand just why his rider is so unhappy at this moment, but horses are very sensitive and intelligent creatures, and he certainly can feel that his master is upset. He bends his head down over his masters shoulder, nuzzling him perhaps with a little nicker of horse sympathy, to let him know that he is by his side, feeling his sadness, and he is not alone. His Light Horseman responds by laying his head against that of his horse and giving him a hug and caress. Perhaps soft words are spoken, perhaps none are needed, but mutual sympathy is expressed and appreciated by both, and so each are comforted and reassured by the other. https://hubs.ly/H0xfqXB0 The Australian Light Horse is an iconic part of our history. From the Boer War through World War One the Australina Light horse has taken its place in. We hope to keep their history and their story alive through our Light Horse inspired collections. Come and see our complete collection dedicated to the Australian Light horse and their mounts. #Beersheba #LightHorse #WW1 #WWI #GreatWar #AustralianLightHorse #Horse #History #historic #military #collection

13.01.2022 Its great to be able to support fellow veterans, Tom and I are happy that it will be raffled to raise much needed funds for Bakers Hill RSL.

13.01.2022 A very fitting tribute.

11.01.2022 What a glorious day! And the weather is going to be just as good all weekend. Happy days! #swanvalley #market #sunshine #thisweekend #bluesky #happydays

11.01.2022 This weekend and Monday public holiday, we are having a ‘show weekend’! We’re giving away lots of FREE show bags, along with FREE facing painting and balloon tw...isting activities for the kids! PLUS: Some of our vendors will have amazing specials and deals at their stalls! Saturday 26th September & Sunday 27th September, 9am to 5pm we have: FREE: ‘Swan Settlers Market Show Bags’! These bags are full of vendor vouchers and also a few vendor samples. Our Market show bags will be given away FREE on Saturday and Sunday as spot giveaways! One show bag per family and while stocks last. Saturday 26th September, 2pm to 3.30pm we have: FREE: Face painting for the kids! Bring the kids to visit our face painting artists and have their face decorated with whatever they like! Our face painting artists will be located on our stage area. Sunday 27th September, 2pm to 3.30pm we have: FREE: Balloon twisting for the kids! Come and see the art of balloon twisting and get your very own balloon twist to take home! Our balloon twisting experts will be located on our stage area. Monday 28th September, 2pm to 4pm we have: FREE: Clown show with FREE Bertie Beetle show bags! Our clown will be roving the Market! Come and watch him as he attempts to juggle, shows you card tricks, tells you belly-laughing jokes, blow bubbles you can try and catch, and best of all, he has 200 FREE Bertie Beetle show bags to give-away. While stocks last don’t miss out!! PLUS, ALL WEEKEND, SATURDAY TO MONDAY 9AM TO 5PM, WE HAVE: Pop-corn stall Gelato stall Ice-cream wagon Kids’ outdoor playground Kids’ indoor activity corner Large photo frame with dress-up and props available where you can take snaps! PLUS, ALL WEEKEND, DAILY: Petting Zoo 10am to 2pm FREE Horse-drawn Wagon Ride 10am to 4pm $5 kids, $10 adults AND IF YOU HAVEN’T VISITED US BEFORE, WE HAVE: Local produce and butcher Large vintage wares section Artisans with hand-made arts and crafts Home-made preserves and condiments Authentic cuisines such as American smoked barbecue, Malaysian, French, Italian Delicious home-made sweet treats and great coffee In-house psychic reader and healer Ladies and men’s hairdresser service Food and accessories for pets SO MUCH TO DISCOVER! We are undercover, with free parking. 124 Lennard St, Herne Hill, Swan Valley #swanvalley #swanvalleymarket #weekendmarket Swan Valley, Perth Western Australia Swan Valley Tourism Businesses, Perth Western Australia group

10.01.2022 Want a hat? Lots here.

09.01.2022 #OTD We Remember Dame Maud McCarthy, GBE, RRC and Bar Today we pause to remember the life and service of Dame Emma Maud McCarthy, GBE, RRC and Bar, who was bo...rn on the 22nd of September 1859. She would serve in the army as a nursing sister, eventually rising to become the army matron-in-chief during WWI. Dame Emma Maud McCarthy (1859-1949), was born on 22 September 1859 at Paddington, Sydney. In 1891 she was in England and studied general nursing training at London Hospital, Whitechapel as a probationer. Hospital records state that 'she had an exceptionally nice disposition' and was 'most ladylike and interested in her work' though 'she found it hard to control others, or to take firm action when necessary'. She was promoted sister in January 1894. Maud McCarthy was sister-in-charge of Sophia women's ward at the outbreak of the South African War and was one of the six sisters selected from London Hospital by Princess Alexandra to go to South Africa as her own 'military' nursing sisters. Resigning from the hospital on 25 December 1899, McCarthy served with distinction throughout 1899-1902 with the Army Nursing Service Reserve, receiving the Queen's and the King's Medal and the Royal Red Cross. Returning to England in July 1902, she was awarded a special decoration by Queen Alexandra. She then became involved in the formation of Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service, was promoted matron within the service in February 1903 and during the next seven years was successively matron of Aldershot, Netley and Millbank military hospitals. In 1910 she was appointed principal matron at the War Office, a position she held until the outbreak of World War I. Matron McCarthy sailed in the first ship to leave England with members of the British Expeditionary Force, arriving in France on 12 August 1914. In 1915 she was installed at Abbeville as matron-in-chief of the B.E.F. in France and Flanders, taking charge of the whole area from the Channel to the Mediterranean, wherever British and allied nurses worked; she was directly responsible to General Headquarters. In August 1914 the number of nurses in her charge were 516; by the time of the Armistice they were over 6000. She was responsible for the nursing of hundreds of thousands of casualties in the years 1914-18. An indefatigable leader and administrator, she visited field units, casualty clearing stations, hospital trains, hospital ships and stationary and general hospitals. The constant shortage of trained nurses, continual postings of staff, and personnel requirements of individuals were handled with tact and skill. She was the only head of a department in the B.E.F. who remained in her original post throughout the war, although she was off duty with appendicitis in March-August 1917. She was recognised for her service following the war and was appointed G.B.E. in 1918, received a Bar to her Royal Red Cross and was awarded the Florence Nightingale Medal, the Belgian Medaille de la Reine Elizabeth, and the French Légion d'honneur and Medaille des Epidémies. When she left France on 5 August 1919, representatives from the French government and the medical services saw her off. The meticulous records kept since her arrival in France were taken to England with her. Describing the matron-in-chief during the war, one general said: 'She's perfectly splendid, she's wonderful she's a soldier! If she was made Quartermaster-General, she'd work it, she'd run the whole Army, and she'd never get flustered, never make a mistake. The woman's a genius'. A contributor to the Sydney Morning Herald in 1914 referred to her as a 'slight, delicately-organised woman' with 'an absolutely wonderful gift for concentrated work, and a power of organisation that has made her invaluable in army hospital work'. After the war, McCarthy worked as matron-in-chief, Territorial Army Nursing Service, from 1920 until her retirement in 1925. Dame Maud McCarthy died at her home at Chelsea, London, on 1 April 1949. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you spot an error, please send me a message. Join our group here: https://business.facebook.com/groups/2626189084317964

07.01.2022 We'll just leave this here.. #aussieseyeonaustralia #covid19

05.01.2022 Love this! Can't beat Aussie slang.

04.01.2022 The Drop Bear had an accident! Broken nose and a damaged ear! He totally wasn't ready for the quick side step of his prey. He is recovering well and will be back on duty soon.

04.01.2022 All set up for Christmas at Swan Settlers Market. Our Mythic prints and books make excellent Christmas gifts.

03.01.2022 It was surviving in the war to end all. Today's kids could never imagine life pre technology.

03.01.2022 Ladies and Gentlefolk I have an announcement Russel Hutchings will be attending the Bassendean RSL 10 Kenny St Bassendean WA on the 11th of Dec 2020 for a one o...ff book signing. He will be there from 1800 hrs I believe it will be his only book signing at an RSL. He will have copies of Mantra 6 Nitrate and Brimstone plus Mantra 6 coins for sale. So come down meet a SASR operator and a beat selling Author. Come one come all I am sure it will be a good evening. See more

03.01.2022 Great read but more importantly inspirational in concept. If you like an ale(and who doesn't?) Give them a try.

03.01.2022 The Warrior Racing Limited and Australian Homeless Veterans would like to Introduce our Patron, Directors and Ambassadors. We are looking forward to our huge up... and coming event, Walk With a Veteran for Remembrance Week 2020, Held at the, On The Point 306 Riverside Drive, East Perth. Starting on 6th of November, until 11th November, 2020. Don’t miss it. Day 1 Friday 6th Formal Dinner (3 cse meal all drinks speeches) seats available at $150 per seat. 7pm - 11pm Day 2 Sunday 8th, Walk With a Veteranaround the compound, On the Point. 11am - 2pm. Day 3 Monday 9th, 11km Walk With a Veteran Around the Bridges, Perth. Past the Bell Tower, Narrows Bridge, South Perth, the causeway. Day 4 Tuesday, Visit the beautiful R&R Veterans Transition Centre, Jarrahdale. The home for Soldiers Transitioning and Homeless. Day 5 Wednesday 11th Rememberance Day, Walk 5.5km around the Swan River, Casino, Optus Stadium East Perth. Day 5. 11 am, Remembrance Service at the, On The Point East Perth. Day 5 Wednesday 11th Cocktail Party, tickets available for a great evening. All activities start and finish at the Amazing, Beautiful, On The Point sponsored by Neil, Annette Irvine and Family and Rapid Crushing. Go to (FB page) Walk With a Veteran Trooper John Juvy Matten to register your interest. www.warriorracing.com.au

02.01.2022 We are sending you a ‘virtual’ hug and hope you have a wonderful day. https://mythicaustralia.com/

01.01.2022 If you’re looking for unique hand-made personalised framed prints, then Charliekoalaaustralia is a must to visit! Best of all, sales go to supporting the well-being of past and present servicemen and women with mental health issues. #swanvalley #market #thisweekend

01.01.2022 I didn’t write this - but WOW does it speak to my heart!!! Worth the read. Barely the day started and... it's already six in the evening. Barely arrived on Mon...day and it's already Friday. ... and the month is already over. ... and the year is almost over. ... and already 40, 50 or 60 years of our lives have passed. ... and we realize that we lost our parents, friends. and we realize it's too late to go back... So... Let's try, despite everything, to enjoy the remaining time... Let's keep looking for activities that we like... Let's put some color in our grey... Let's smile at the little things in life that put balm in our hearts. And despite everything, we must continue to enjoy with serenity this time we have left. Let's try to eliminate the afters... I'm doing it after... I'll say after... I'll think about it after... We leave everything for later like after is ours. Because what we don't understand is that: Afterwards, the coffee gets cold... afterwards, priorities change... Afterwards, the charm is broken... afterwards, health passes... Afterwards, the kids grow up... Afterwards parents get old... Afterwards, promises are forgotten... afterwards, the day becomes the night... afterwards life ends... And then it's often too late.... So... Let's leave nothing for later... Because still waiting see you later, we can lose the best moments, the best experiences, best friends, the best family... The day is today... The moment is now... We are no longer at the age where we can afford to postpone what needs to be done right away. So let's see if you have time to read this message and then share it. Or maybe you'll leave it for "later"...