My partner and I only moved to Orange in September last year. I was working as a Hairdresser in Bondi Junction and living in Campbelltown, so it was about an hour and a half travel every day
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My partner and I only moved to Orange in September last year. I was working as a Hairdresser in Bondi Junction and living in Campbelltown, so it was about an hour and a half travel every day
“My earliest show? It was the King and I and I was the smallest cast member, one of the King's Children, and he had to lift me above his head,”
My family and myself moved to Orange in November 2017 from Bundaberg Queensland
I grew up on a 10,000-acre farm working with sheep and chickens. I’m a chook breeder (hence the nickname)
“I’ve always been in hospitality, I was manager of the Blayney Bowling Club for 13 years, Orange City Bowling Club for 10 years and the wife and I had the Restaurant ‘Scotty’s on Summer’ for seven years, so I’ve had the opportunity to meet a lot of locals over time.
“I’ve been involved with Gymnastics for 13 years now and have been coaching for a year and a half. I like seeing how the kids progress and learn new skills.
“Growing up in Coffs Harbour, I left the beach and city life and headed inland to Orange at the tender age of 18
When I was in Year 2, we were taken up to an assembly and watched our primary school band and I was just blown away by it! I watched the Cornet player
I was born in Chicago 72 years ago and moved to Australia 33 or 34 years ago. I've, off and on, been a professional artist for the last 52 years — whenever I could afford to be a professional artist.
Prior to living in Orange I lived in Cairns for 12 months and prior to that I was in Alice Springs for seven years. The Pool Manager position brought me to Orange, it was a dream job that I had been looking at for the last couple of years.
Gichin Funakoshi, known as the “father of modern karate” taught that the ultimate aim for the marital artist was not victory or defeat, but rather the perfection of the character of its participants.
“I'm currently working on the family farm, which includes everything from milking cows to doing stock work. I'll be returning to the University of Wollongong next year where I’ll be finishing my degree in Business.
I'm from Thailand, from Bangkok. I first came to Australia to study English when I was about 25. I was still a student studying Human Resources and I came for a summer course in the Manly area.
I'm originally from the Central Coast, Newcastle, Hunter Valley district and I followed the grandkids out here seven-and-a-half years ago.
I’ve lived in Spring Hill my whole life; I love the sense of community and the rural environment.
Combining our knowledge together we formed Galumaay Dance Group and have been working in schools around town sharing culture, dance, respect in themselves and respect for each other, it’s a great thing that we have achieved here today
Originally from Lake Macquarie, I moved to Orange in July after living in Cobar for five years, a cold change but it was exciting to experience the snow in winter and the beautiful blossoms as we are now in spring.
“I’ll always treasure adventures on the farm with Mum, I used to get home from school, have a quick something to eat, swim at the Manildra pool until it closed
Let’s get serious, who has dreamt of living the Jillaroo lifestyle? I know I certainly have.
