Monthly Archives: February 2024
Glebe Society Guided Walks 2024
Posted on 28th February 2024Details about the Guided Walks for 2024. A great way to see and learn about Glebe. The year 1974 was a big one for Glebe: the Whitlam government bought the Glebe Estate, protecting it from demolition, and local activists established Australia’s first women’s refuge, Elsie. Each of these events is recognised in upcoming Guided Walks.
NSW Government Planning Proposals
Posted on 28th February 2024Two recent proposals will have impacts on Glebe. ‘Transport Oriented Development’ is for eight priority high growth areas which have been identified for accelerated rezoning. ‘Diverse and Well-Located Homes’ proposes increased densities within 800 metres of light rail stations, mixed use zones and local centres.
Valé Edwina Doe
Posted on 28th February 2024Edwina Dow made an immense contribution to The Glebe Society, to Glebe and to the wider community. How the Bulletin will cope without her proofreading remains to be seen.
This month’s mystery photo: March 2024
Posted on 28th February 2024A new mystery photograph to test your knowledge of Glebe and Forest Lodge.
A nymph at Orphan School Creek!
Posted on 28th February 2024Have you spotted one of our colourful denizens? Amorbus Alternatus.
Australia Day 2024 Honours List, Glebe and Forest Lodge
Posted on 28th February 2024Citations for Australia Day 2024 Honours for residents of Glebe and Forest Lodge, or those with work connections in the area.
Blue Plaque nominations Part 21: Calmar, 128 Glebe Point Road
Posted on 28th February 2024The twenty-first and final site nominated by the Society in 2021 for a Blue Plaque is Calmar at 128 Glebe Point Road which was designed by Edmund Blacket.
From the President March 2024
Posted on 28th February 2024Duncan Leys with news from The Glebe Society.
Ted McKeown honoured
Posted on 28th February 2024Ted McKeown received an OAM in the latest Australian Honours. The Glebe Society has long benefitted from his contributions.
From the Blue Wrens, March 2024
Posted on 28th February 2024An update from the busy Blue Wren’s group and Bushcare volunteers.
