Australian History

xcvator said:

Mathew Flinders Cairn on Arthurs Seat, Mornington Peninsula

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Correct weight. Yes and its still there. Markers/Cairns of this type were constructed all around and over our great country by many explorers.
I have been to many of them from the Canning stock Route and Alfred Cannings to Pooles Cairn on Mt Poole station near Milparinka. Most of them have great stories.

GT

Who am I
I was born in Australia, I am famous but little known

Pete smith. Played forward for the Tamworth tigers in 1967 for 3 games. His son thinks he's famous.

GT

and by the way, your welcome.

Most of the Australian Defence Force.

Cheers

Doug

Who am I
I was born in Australia, I am famous but little known

I left school at 13

goldtruck59 said:

and by the way, your welcome.

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xcvator said:

goldtruck59 said:

and by the way, your welcome.

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Me thinks that Pete Smith is Goldtruck59 or Goldbrick's dad.

Cheers

Doug

R.M. Williams
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._M._Williams

Cheers

Doug

George Dudley Irwin Australian politician?

Sorry guys, not even warm, like looking for gold, you got to look for a bit of colour

Earnie Dingo?

Rockhunter62 said:

xcvator said:

goldtruck59 said:

and by the way, your welcome.

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Me thinks that Pete Smith is Goldtruck59 or Goldbrick's dad.

Cheers

Doug

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Manners boys. Tradition in this topic for years.
Question solver generally thanks or acknowledges the asker.
And Pete Smith was as about as vague as the question.
Keep smiling

GT

Sorry Al, not Ernie

Would I be Oodgeroo of the Noonuccal, known until 1988 as Kath Walker?

http://www.poetrylibrary.edu.au/poets/noonuccal-oodgeroo

Cheers

Doug

Sorry RH

I'll narrow the field by 50% for you I am male

$50 note, David Unaipon?

Bingo, we have a winner, your shot Plastered

David Uniapon is a good guess, and has been subject of a few questions in this thread before.

I was built in the late 1800's and at the time was the biggest in the southern hemisphere?

Was it St Killian's church, in Ballarat. Built in 1890, the largest timber church in the Southern Hemisphere?