Tim Cavanagh

17/05/2026

Very true

26/04/2026

Today, on St George’s Day, we remember soldiers from England and of English regiments who served during the First World War.

When war broke out thousands of men went to the recruitment offices to volunteer, not knowing the horrors that lay ahead.

Throughout four long years of war, it is estimated over 880,000 soldiers were killed as part of the British Army, amounting to 6% of the population. Throughout Flanders, memorials and cemeteries stand as a lasting reminder of their sacrifice.

Now and always, we will remember them.

📷- British troops drinking coffee supplied by the YMCA at an advanced dug-out near Ypres, 7 January 1918. © IWM (Q 8398)

23/03/2026

29/08/2025

Bruce Mathieson says the end of a three-generation run of Silvagni's at Carlton is an ‘absolute disgrace’, and believes the problem goes a long way back.

STORY 👉 bit.ly/4oTVHGl

16/06/2025

11/06/2025

Love this pic. The old multi purpose concrete or cement sinks in the laundry or washhouse originally for washing clothes. Also handy for parties fill with ice and kept the beers and soft drinks icy cold. My Gran had her old one put in her backyard and grew some herbs and veges.

20/04/2025

09/04/2025

There's hope for me yet.

02/03/2025