This 16 minute short film gives a fascinating account of the life, death and rebirth of Australia’s first rugby league team, Glebe Rugby League Football Club. As readers will no doubt know, our local Rugby League Club, the Dirty Reds, were reborn in 2017, and in early 2018 made their return to Wentworth Park for the first time in 88 years. You will recognise some familiar faces, including Max Solling and our much-loved past President, John Gray.
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Mystery photo for July 2021 - do you know where we are? Email your guesses to history@glebesociety.org.au.
www.glebesociety.org.au This month’s mystery photo. Somewhere in Glebe or Forest Lodge!
The Social Issues Standing Committee of the NSW Parliament is currently conducting an inquiry into the NSW Heritage Act. The Glebe Society made a submission to the review.
Glebe Society submission for the review of the NSW Heritage Act 1977 www.glebesociety.org.au In April 2021 the NSW government asked the Social Issues Standing Committee of Parliament to conduct an inquiry into the NSW Heritage Act. The Glebe Society made a submission to the review.
The Glebe Society's annual biodiversity lecture this year focused on the fascinating creatures in Sydney Harbour and along the coastline.
www.glebesociety.org.au The Glebe Society’s annual biodiversity lecture this year focussed on the fascinating creatures in Sydney harbour and along the coastline
The Glebe Society is keeping an eye on what's happening as construction gets underway at the new Fish Markets site on Pyrmont Bridge Road.
Report from new Fish Markets Community Consultative Committee www.glebesociety.org.au The Glebe Society is keeping an eye on what’s happening at the new Fish Markets site, through our representative on the New Sydney Fish Markets Community Consultative Committee
The Development Application, currently on exhibition at the Council, to build two eight-storey apartment buildings and five faux terrace houses in the St Phillips Heritage Conservation Area, brings the plaintive melancholy of the Bee Gees’ 1968 hit song 'Words' to mind.
‘It’s only words’: the melancholy of the St Phillips Estate www.glebesociety.org.au The Development Application to build two eight-storey apartment buildings and five faux terrace houses in the St Phillips Heritage Conservation Area, brings the plaintive melancholy of the Bee Gees... |
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