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2025 Reunion Reminder.

Just a quick reminder that the 2025 reunion is on Wednesday 23 July at North Ryde RSL at 12:30.

Bob Cook reports that 15 people have notified him that they can come to the reunion and 2 people can’t attend.

Those that will be in attendance:-

  • Barry Clinch
    • Bob Cook
  • Dan Zhou
  • Eric Burwood
  • George Raicevich
  • Harvey Dillon
  • John Macrae
  • Lyndal Carter
  • Maryanne Golding
  • Michael Fisher
  • Paola Incerti
  • Peter Alway
  • Peter Peploe
  • Tech Loi
  • Wal Phelps

Can’t attend are: Bruno Tringali Con Kakatsos

Looking forward to catching up.

More Photos From The Past.

A big thank you to Peter Alway for the photos that he sent through. These have now been added to the “Miscellaneous” page of the web site., under the Gallery Tab. There is one in particular, taken inside the building, that none of us will probably ever see again. It is a black and white photo showing some of the interior architecture of the building . Now that certainly brings back memories.

2025 REUNION.

Hi All,

Our last get together was in November 2024. Seems like a long time ago.

So, I thought this would be a good excuse to get together again.

So, again, I have selected a random date of Wednesday 23 July 2025. At North Ryde RSL at 12:30 pm. Peter Alway has booked the same table for us.

Please let me know if you can/cannot attend. If you know of others that might like to come along, please pass this email on to them and ask that they email me.

You may receive this email from either bobcook1@optusnet.com.au or my alternate email bob.cook.ukulele@gmail.com as well; they are all the same details.

That’s how things go these days sending email via Optus.

Regards,

Bob Cook

0423 708 819

Our Third New Member Today.

Welcome to our third new member today!


Welcome to Paola Incerti.

Paola was at our most recent luncheon and has now joined our group.
Dr. Paola Incerti has been a Senior Research Audiologist at the National Acoustic Laboratories since 2009.. Her research background in hearing device rehabilitation has focused on optimising cochlear implants and hearing aids to enhance outcomes for both children and adults. Recently, she led three major studies supported by the Australian Government Department of Health and Aged Care, providing valuable insights to inform policy development. Currently, Paola is leading an implementation study aimed at understanding how a new empowerment measure can be integrated into everyday hearing health care practice.