Glen Innes Examiner
Monday, 4 December 2023
News
History
Families finally get chance to 'honour the courage' of WWII warship victims
Steve Evans
Les Drew, 90, and the picture of his brother Ken who died on the Montevideo Maru. Picture by Keegan Carroll
Join me on an after-dark mission to see if scorpions glow in the dark
Tim the Yowie Man
Lauren Ogden, left, and friend Robyn Hall carefully search under rocks for scorpions, inset. Pictures by Tim the Yowie Man, Lauren Ogden
Oh mummy, $1.6b worth of Egyptian artefacts on display
Bray Boland
The Ramses and the Gold of the Pharaohs exhibition will be staged at the Australian Museum, Sydney. (Belad Al-Karkhey/AAP PHOTOS)
Town hall a tribute
Eve Chappell
An early view of the interior of the Glen Innes Town Hall. Picture supplied.
Inside the unknown soldier's 'moving' journey home from France
Steve Evans
Richard Reid in front of a quilt given him to commemorate his work as a historian. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
A A Veness history examined, part 2
Eve Chappell
Kangaroos and wallabies at home in Veness Park, pictured in 1937.
Wars to end wars and remembrance | opinion
David Robinson
Troops charging to the front during World War I. File photo.
Remember the fight to keep Trove? Here is how it's doing now
Karen Barlow
The National Library of Australia. Picture by James Croucher
New England's own Stonehenge
Eve Chappell
John Fuller's mapping of Stonehenge Village. Pictures supplied.
History matters: looking back on flour mills
Eve Chappell
The Henderson's flour mill where Peter Bower also worked for a time.

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