Grace Emily Munro 1879-1964 M.B.E.
Grace Emily Munro 1879-1964 MBE, is arguably one of the most famous women in Bingara’s history and while this is a huge statement by...
Human bones in mine shaft: History
Human bones in mine shaft dominated the newspapers across Australia for about a week in September 1936.
The mine shaft at the core of...
Captain Thunderbolt, notorious bushranger
Captain Thunderbolt, notorious bushranger, who reigned terror in the bush many years ago, is how the Adelaide Advertiser on Monday 16 July1917 described him,...
The Spicer Cup team
Coach Wally Greenlands was attracted to Bingara by the challenge of playing Spicer Cup football. However, there is little doubt that the quality of...
1862 to 1998 our pictorial look back at Bingara Central School Students
1862 to 1998 our pictorial look back at Bingara Central School Students.
A pictorial look back at Bingara Central School is our weekly pause to...
Bingara football, Walter Greenlands the greatest!
Bingara football, Walter Greenlands is the greatest. What a bold statement that is, so I better explain.
If I was asked to nominate the best...
Changes after the war
Changes after the war - Bingara History
All disruptions bring change, both positive and negative. For example, the current Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic while it is horrific...
History of Bingara
History of Bingara, like all towns is rich with variety and the following small articles from across the newspapers are great examples.
Wedding
Groth – Smith
St....
A Brief Look at Bingara’s History
A brief look at History: Part1
Following an invitation from Touriandi to discuss Bingara history with the residents, weekly tutorials were conducted, including discussions and...
Murders & other shifty things
Murders & other shifty things by Rodney King.
Life in the New England North-West is usually peaceful and generally speaking, we get on quite well....
