
From Church Ladies to Woodchoppers
One of the joys of history is its intriguing connections. What, for instance, do […] Read more
Pattie Tancred studied history at UQ and loved reading and writing about it ever since. Having lived in several countries where history is hard to avoid (Greece, Italy, Cyprus, Jordan), she appreciates the beauty and significance of the past and the importance of keeping it alive.
One of the joys of history is its intriguing connections. What, for instance, do […] Read more
Family, friends, food, goodwill, gifts and games: some or all of these are what […] Read more
The Redcliffe Divisional Board, which administered the peninsula from 1888 to 1903, had managed […] Read more
Redcliffe’s 200-year evolution from the exclusive preserve of its Indigenous peoples to the modern […] Read more
Redcliffe’s metamorphosis from Indigenous territory to penal colony to agricultural settlement to seaside resort […] Read more
It could fairly be said that some of the Redcliffe Peninsula’s first European sojourners […] Read more
Redcliffe’s first inhabitants were the Ningi Ningi people whose homeland encompassed the peninsula and […] Read more