Coal River Working Party in Newcastle, New South Wales | Education
Coal River Working Party
Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales
Phone: +61 2 4921 5819
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24.01.2022 A place on Mars has been named Nobbys Head/Whibayganba
22.01.2022 Free UON History Seminars Announced for 2017.
21.01.2022 Newcastle's Soldier Statue Memorial is 100 years today. https://hunterlivinghistories.com//gardner-soldier-memori/
21.01.2022 Not to be missed
20.01.2022 The Ross and Pat Craig Collection contains digitised photographs and oral histories associated with Stockton and the surrounding area. Ross Craig (1926-2012) wa...s a local historian born in Stockton and dedicated much of his life promoting and conserving the history of Stockton, NSW. He possessed a wealth of knowledge about the suburb and was a founding member of the Stockton Historical Society and co-editor of its magazine. [ 3,075 more words ] http://hunterlivinghistories.com/2016/11/30/ross-and-pat
18.01.2022 http://www.theherald.com.au/story/5057677/virtual-digging/
17.01.2022 Back to Basics: Indigenous family history research for the beginner The State Library of New South Wales has a wealth of material that could be vital for those ...people engaged in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander family history research. Join staff from Indigenous Services Branch at the State Library, for a discussion about these resources and other strategies that may assist you in your research. The State Library will provide an overview of: Resources and techniques to search the Library collections, and other important resources for Aboriginal family history Significant collections held at the State Library relating to the local area This talk will provide people with an overview of ways to connect with Aboriginal history and language resources. Staff are also available for a question and answer session to point people in the right direction with their research. Free but bookings are essential 10 am - 3pm, Tuesday 11 October 2016 At Cessnock Library 65-67 Vincent Street, Cessnock, NSW 2325 For more information, contact: Cessnock Library (02) 4993 4399
17.01.2022 http://www.theherald.com.au//4/precious-relic-on-the-mend/
16.01.2022 https://hunterlivinghistories.com//09/13/newcastle-pirates/
16.01.2022 https://uoncc.wordpress.com//back-to-the-city-breath-of-l/
15.01.2022 Our University's first MOOC. If you have a love of natural history illustration, dip your toe in and enrol in a MOOC course. https://www.edx.org//drawing-nature-science-culture-natura
14.01.2022 CASE 8: UNHOLY LOVE A day’s walk southwest from the river town of Morpeth brought colonisers to the modest valley of Mulberry Creek, where the red-moon faced John Thornton moved with his wife Mary Baker in 1842 to work on a small farm lease run by the Cutts family. For his various felonies in the Midlands, Thornton had been transported in 1830 and ended up as a government man in Newcastle, a tatty and rundown coal town. [ 5,036 more words ] http://hunterlivinghistories.com/2016/08/29/unholy-love
13.01.2022 https://www.flickr.com//555400/in/album-72157625839715092/ A message from the Newcastle & Hunter District Historical Society: Dear Members & Interested Parti...es, This is a Final Reminder for the Newcastle & Hunter District Historical Society monthly meeting, which will be held on Sunday 25th September commencing at 2pm at the New Lambton Community Centre (corner of Alma Road & Cromwell Street - old Savoy Theatre). Light refreshments will be served as per normal after our guest speaker's presentation. Up & Coming Speakers & Presentations: September Meeting (Sunday 25th) - Ian Sherman. October Meeting (Sunday 23rd) - Dave Barrow. November Meeting (Sunday 27th) - To Be Advised. Prior to the above, a meeting of the N&HDHS Committee will take place between 1.00 & 1.50pm. Any member is most welcome to attend this meeting. This is the best time and place for members to put forward their ideas for requests and new projects, as well as items for general business and discussion to The Committee. Kindest Regards, Greg.
12.01.2022 inhaleexhalelbreathe. Ngarrama Productions and Awabakal Ltd present the new production of inhaleexhalelbreathe, about looking after family and caring for one another in a contemporary setting where 'Briding the Gap' has fallen short and health problems are still critical for Aboriginal families. On at the Black Box Theatre, Newcastle Community Arts Centre, Parry Street, Newcastle West. Wednesday 31 August, @ 7PM... Thursday 1 September @ 7PM Friday 2 September @ 7PM Friday Matinee 2 September @ 2PM Admission by donation ($5, $10 suggested) For further information or bookings email Ngarrama Productions/Brian Joyce on [email protected] or ring 0410 533 476.
11.01.2022 On Sunday 13 November 2016 the Crime & punishment Walk and Radical Newcastle walks were held in Newcastle. These pilot walks are an initiative of The Centre of ...21st Century Humanities and Global Newcastle Network, supported by UON Library's Cultural Collection. The walks were developed and led by UON historians Dr Nancy Cushing and Dr Ann Hardy. Crime and Punishment Walk [ 1,361 more word ] http://hunterlivinghistories.com//walking-tours-living-new
09.01.2022 RAD Newcastle Open Sat 17 Jun - Sun 27 Aug 2017 at Newcastle Museum
08.01.2022 DOWNLOAD From Scone to the Head Waters of the Hunter. A Survey of Properties and People Following the Gundy Road and Various Side-roads Along the Way 1896-1897 By M.H. (Mac) Bridge (20 MB PDF FILE) From Scone to the Head Waters of the Hunter. A Survey of Properties and People Following the Gundy Road and Various Side-roads Along the Way 1896-1897 [ 10,481 more words ] http://hunterlivinghistories.com/2016/09/08/bridge-1963
06.01.2022 http://www.theherald.com.au//is-this-our-next-post-offic/
04.01.2022 We have a special event at Wollotuka Aboriginal Studies Institute at the University of Newcastle next Wednesday (17th May) from 5:30pm-8pm. Internationally recognised Native American Sioux scholar Philip DeLoria will be presenting on the threat to Standing Rock and the environment of the pipeline intrusion. Find attached flyer. Happy for you to distribute through your networks Philip is a great speaker wine and nibblies will be provided. All welcome.
03.01.2022 The owners of one of Newcastle's oldest heritage buildings have had a win against council, with a court ruling an approved development application next door is ...invalid. The Coutts Sailors' Home was built in Newcastle East in 1882. A Presbyterian minister, Reverend James Coutts, used his own money to pay for the home. Local historian Matthew Ward said it became a refuge for sailors who were often targeted by publicans who would get the men drunk and then sell them to so-called ‘Blackbirding’ ship captains. In 2014, the two-storey 19-room Newcastle East home was sold and restoration began. Apart from a front verandah, the work on the Bond Street home is complete. But its owners, Diane and Alistair Kinloch, recently took issue with Newcastle Council's approval of a home next door. They argued it did not comply with the development control plan for the heritage area. The Land and Environment Court agreed and has ruled the approval invalid, ordering the owners not to do any work of any kind on the site. The DA was approved by a council officer, without going to a designated committee. Newcastle Council has been asked to comment. (Photograph: Matthew Ward)
