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VALE Eoin Cameron -

Former ABC broadcaster and federal Liberal politician Eoin Cameron has died after suffering what is believed to be a heart attack overnight while visiting family in Albany.

Eoin Cameron, 65, stepped away from the microphone earlier this year after a career spanning 47 years in the industry.

For the past 14 years Cameron had been the voice of 720 ABC Perth's Breakfast program.

Mr Cameron's long and varied career began at a regional West Australian radio station in 1969 where he said he was given expert and invaluable training.

http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2016-06-24/abc-broadcaster-dies-after-suspected-heart-attack/7539974
 
VIVEAN Gray, the British actress best known for her roles as a busybody neighbour in Neighbours and The Sullivans, has died aged 92.

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/enterta...2/news-story/5efd9b9581fab3b5cf2def1fb592a525

Before her role in Neighbours, she appeared as Mrs Jessup on The Sullivans in the mid-1970s as well as other dramas including Power Without Glory, Homicide, Division 4, Prisoner, All the Rivers Run and Anzacs.

Gray also graced the silver screen in films such as Picnic at Hanging Rock and The Last Wave.
 
Surfing mean much to anyone here?
There's a couple of times in my life that I've finished the day and said to myself 'if I die tonight I'll die content'
Midget Farrelly would have had his share of days like that... till today the fact Mr Farrelly's sister was a ballerina was not known to me. A lucky few put these two talents together and then a fewer still can nuance it with courage & power; then put it on the line when it's pushing four to five times overhead and sucking down hill off the reef.

It's one hell of a way to 'miss spend' your youth and then some.......
 
Bill Mollison, australian founder of the permaculture 'movement'; a sustainable productive and efficient use of land/local ecosystem; a role model for generations of sustainable earth minded people here and overseas.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Mollison
RIP Bill, many thanks for your inspiration and legacy

Thanks for posting that, that's really sad, Bill was a real hero of mine. He's left a great legacy of information and inspiration.
 
Permaculture One: A Perennial Agriculture for Human Settlements.

Inspirational book - shame no one with big money ever had a go at the concepts on a large scale.
 
Permaculture One: A Perennial Agriculture for Human Settlements.

Inspirational book - shame no one with big money ever had a go at the concepts on a large scale.

Still got very well worn copies of Permaculture 1 & 2 on my bookshelf here in my office. David Holmgren still doing some great work too.
 
Not Tangles! I'm pretty sure my Mum would have my Max Walker cricket set in the garage or something from when I was about 7.
 
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