THE WAY IT WAS: Anecdotal reflections on HMAS Nirimba, 1984-1987
THE WAY IT WAS: Anecdotal reflections on HMAS Nirimba, 1984-1987 By Ralph Derbidge (This article was first published in NOCN 85, 1 June 2011.) Around the time HMAS Nirimba, the […]
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THE WAY IT WAS: Government House, Sydney under the most recent Naval Governor of New South Wales, 1991-1996
THE WAY IT WAS: Government House, Sydney under the most recent Naval Governor of New South Wales, 1991-1996 By Ralph Derbidge (This article was first published in NOCN 84, 1 […]
THE OLD AND THE BOLD … Stephen Dearnley: survivor, publisher, motorcyclist, yachtsman and boatbuilder
THE OLD AND THE BOLD … Stephen Dearnley: survivor, publisher, motorcyclist, yachtsman and boatbuilder (This article first appeared in NOCN 84, 1 March 2011.) Stephen Dearnley’s life has been […]
Commander Rohan Edwin (Ted) Lesh RAN Rtd; 21 May 1925 – 28 November 2010
Commander Rohan Edwin (Ted) Lesh RAN Rtd; 21 May 1925 – 28 November 2010 (This obituary was first published in NOCN 84, 1 March 2011.) Ted was a soft touch […]
The Old & The Bold
THE OLD AND THE BOLD: A.J.“Nat” Gould, aviator (This article was first published in NOCN 83, 1 December 2010.) As a teenager in Queensland during the 1930s, Arthur ‘Nat’ Gould […]
VADM Sir Richard Peek, KBE CB DSC RAN ret, 1914-2010
VADM Sir Richard Peek, KBE CB DSC RAN ret, 1914-2010 (This obituary is drawn from the reminiscences of Malcolm Baird, Ian MacDougall and Ian Richards, from a report by […]
A Relative in Peking: MIDN Arthur Leslie Walker
A relative in Peking: MIDN Arthur Leslie Walker by John Ellis (Leslie Walker was a cousin of John Ellis’s grandmother.) (This article was first published in NOCN 82, 1 […]
Use it or Lose it (2004)
Use it or lose it by Fred Lane PhD As we see more and more people reporting dementia, a big question arises: should the aging brain and body meditate or […]
Chronic pain and the physician (2008)
Chronic pain and the physician (2008) by Fred Lane, PhD Medical practitioners, generally, are poorly trained in the management of chronic pain. The USA has many physicians who do not […]