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Geelong’s First Marathon Man
This article is a reprise of a story that the author, Harry Roberts, wrote and had published in 1976. It introduces the story of Mack Connor that unfolds in four short videos. Jaded and weary Geelong’s first marathon runner Adrian Ambrose Connor stood accepting the applause of the 1000 strong crowd. He just completed the…
East Geelong Bus Jigsaw
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Mr J.T. Gellibrand’s Memoranda of a trip to Port Phillip in 1836.
The author of Memoranda of a trip to Port Phillip in 1836 was Joseph Tice Gellibrand, a former Attorney General in Van Dieman’s Land (VDL) and one of the 15 members of the Port Phillip Association. His association attempted to claim ownership of all the land around Port Phillip through “negotiations” with the Indigenous peoples…

Little Scotland – Investigator – Vol 3 No 1
Little Scotland: its borders, people and stories. On April 5 1967 LJ Keavy was the speaker at the Geelong Historical Society’s monthly meeting. He had been a resident of Little Scotland, a small pocket of Geelong West, for the great part of his life. His talk that evening was recorded and transcribed for publication in…