Pattie Tancred

The “moving pictures” came to Redcliffe in 1912 with outdoor showings of films on […] Read more

Corscadden Park is named in honour of George Hiram Corscadden, born in 1921. But it could […] Read more

Wars may be declared by governments, but they are fought by people. One of […] Read more

In 1960, Alderman Keitha Drake, in an address to the Redcliffe Business and Professional […] Read more

With the school year recently begun, let us turn our attention to one of […] Read more

Every culture, country or family that celebrates Christmas does it differently. While many seasonal […] Read more

It is undeniable that some individuals, whether contemporary or historical, are objectively more interesting […] Read more

How can we measure change? One way would be to compare the life of […] Read more

Contemporary Redcliffe hides its agrarian past well, so it may come as a surprise […] Read more

The hotel business was in Thomas Moxley’s genes. His father was a publican, albeit […] Read more

One of Redcliffe’s oldest residents lies rusting gently away in the waters below Woody […] Read more

Message to would-be time-travellers: try an old newspaper. Our time machine of choice today […] Read more

When, in October 1881, a bushfire – “beyond all human control” – broke out […] Read more

How do local communities react to major global upheavals? For example, how did the […] Read more

Today, when women have achieved parity in many fields, a woman achieving prominence is […] Read more