For three years during the 1970's, 'MP' was the best surfer in the world, winning every surfing contest he entered. MP was an enigmatic competitor and master surfboard shaper during this significant period of growth and opportunity in Australian surfing.This biography tells the story of one of the most dynamic surfer/shapers in Australia during the 1970's. His contribution to world surfing is significant in both the contest arena and the shaping bay. Soft cover book featuring a photograph by Marty Tullemans of Michael Peterson with one of his surfboards under his arm. Quote from Kelly Slater. 342 pages.ISBN - 978 0 7322 8588 3michael peterson, bells beach, peter drouyn, mark richards, sean doherty, rabbit bartholomew, coolangatta, kirra point

This black and white photograph shows Gold Coast surfer Michael Peterson with his surfboard at the Stubbies Surf Classic, Burleigh Heads, March, 1977. Peterson was at the peak of his surfing powers when this photograph was taken. He won the event shortly after this photograph was taken.Although he never won a world championship Michael Peterson was seen by many as the best surfer in the world in the period from 1973 - 1977.Black and white photograph of Michael Peterson wearing boardshorts and holding his surfboard at the Stubbies Surf Classic, Burleigh Heads, March, 1977Nonesurf, 1977

Intellignet and powerful, A Time of War could well be the big book about Vietnam.war stories, vietnamese conflict, 1961-1975 - fiction

Intellignet and powerful, A Time of War could well be the big book about Vietnam. vietnam war, 1961-1975 - fiction

Photograph of the Kew - Malvern Tramway Football Club, Premiers 1935. Comprises 20 players, 3 trainers (in white) and 7 men in suits. Names are: Back Row: A Fogarty, L Montgomery, L Shaw, T Fuller, J Callum, P Davey, A Barr, R Tucker, C Bourke (Vice President) Second Row: R Irving (Trainer), L Ryan, H Gillam, E Henderson, J Murphy (President), L Duke, H Hinds, W Benson (Trainer), G Dudgear? Third Row: A Trevendale (Asst Secretary), H Mitchell, A Westcott, J Doherty (Vice Captain) C Peterson (Captain), C Jobe, R Maxwell, R Davidson Front Row: H Fry, C Ryder (Treasuer), D Tait. In front are two cups and a presentation shield. Photo by Glen Studios.Yields information about the members of the Kew Malvern Tramway Football clubs. Photograph mounted on heavy card with red colours painted onto the jerseys and socks.On rear in ink "Great Grandfather Clive Alfred Michael Peterson (Bill), Born 10-7-1899, Died 27-10-1975"tramways, sports, kew depot, football, malvern depot

This photo, depicting a wheelchair athlete competing in the shot put in the Mt Gambier Games, was likely taken after 1981 (possibly in 1986), as one of the onlookers is wearing a cap from the Australian Institute of Sport which was formed in 1981.Black and white photo from Mt Gambier Games, uncertain date, likely mid 1980s.Reverse side of the photo has a post it note with the following inscription. Mt Gambier Games rear: Dominic Gregorio (VIC) Graham Maloney (SA) Steve Trestrail (SA) Michael McIntyre (SA) Peter Peterson )VIC) Don Perriman (VIC) holdingmt gambier games, dominic gregorio, graham maloney, steve trestrail, michael mcintyre, peter peterson

Bendigo Advertiser "The way we were" from Saturday, August 16, 2003. Group shot: Warren Winzar has identified the people in this picture. The picture was taken in the mid 1930s. Back row from left: Les Holland, Les Stewart, Norman Hart, Jack Simpson, Syd Wicker, Bill Hart, Frank Bruce, Mr. Dobbin. Third row: Jessie Ramsay, Lily Michael, Leila Ramsay, Edna Apoo, Kay Grogan, Molly Grogan, May Malone. Second row: ethel Hart, Ms. Simpson, Flossie Bruce, Mary Holland, Edie King, Alice Burrows, Stella Bravo, Gert Wicker, Lily Finch, Ms. Peterson. Front row: Mrs. Mackenzie, Ms. Rayner, Mrs. King, Jim King,Mrs. Hart, Mrs. Bravo.newspaper, bendigo advertiser, the way we were

Jacana Primary School, established in 1959 in Melbourne’s northern suburbs, was part of a broader post-war initiative to provide quality public education to families in newly developed housing estates. By the mid-1990s, the school had become a reflection of the area’s growing cultural diversity and community spirit. Music played an important role in the school’s curriculum and extracurricular life, offering students opportunities for creative expression, collaboration, and confidence-building. The 1996 Recorder Group exemplifies this commitment to arts education. Participation in the group allowed students to develop musical skills while contributing to school events and performances that brought the community together. This photograph captures more than just a music group—it reflects the values of inclusion, creativity, and student engagement that defined Jacana Primary School. It also offers a glimpse into the fashion and atmosphere of the mid-1990s, preserving a moment in time that holds meaning for former students, staff, and the broader Jacana community.This 1996 photograph of the Jacana Primary School Recorder Group holds deep historical and emotional significance, serving as a visual record of music education and extracurricular life at a now-closed institution. It reflects the school’s vibrant spirit, cultural diversity, and commitment to nurturing creativity and student engagement. The image preserves the legacy of a place that once played a vital role in shaping young lives and fostering community identity. As a snapshot of its time, it also offers a glimpse into the fashion, hairstyles, and musical interests of the mid-1990s, making it a cherished artefact for former students, staff, and the broader Jacana community.Colour photograph, on Matte Photographic paper, mounted on white card.Back: (Upper Right Corner) - Blue Label: PH - 2122jacana primary school, students, education, recorder group, mitchell ryan, elke beth koistinen, neddy changtave, steven churchill, timothy blaney, kevin le, krystle phillips, dany david, karli o'keeffe, stacey lee, ahmad hamad, naomi webb, andrew phan, anthony grubb, savas akyiyik, michael cilia, david welsh, melissa hutchinson, padraig oakley, burak saman, aaron nash, michael melia, herodia poki poki, cassie peterson, 1996, jacana, tulin cayvarli, brett knostenbergs, zeinab houssein, faye dabrowski, nahrin younan, enza puimaono, lee mostyn, sheena ryan, joshua koistinen, david kaleta, achtar younan, malak meyer, amie phillips, ammoun houssein, dalia david, nicholas zajac, mrs. vivien mcnish, mr. graeme archer

This 1997 photo of Jacana Primary School’s Grade 4/5 class captures a moment in the life of a community-focused school that served Melbourne’s northern suburbs from 1959 until the early 2000s, reflecting its strong educational and social values.This 1997 class photograph of Jacana Primary School’s Grade 4/5 students represents a significant moment in the history of a community-centered institution that served Melbourne’s northern suburbs from 1959 until the early 2000s. This image reflects the school’s enduring role in shaping local identity, fostering educational opportunity, and promoting social cohesion. As a visual record, it offers valuable insight into the educational practices, student life, and community values of the late 20th century in suburban Melbourne.A colour photograph taken in 1997 featuring students and teachers at Jacana Primary School. The photo is bordered by a black frame, with names neatly printed along the bottom on a white background. The entire photograph has been laminated for preservation.jacana primary school, education, photograph, group photograph, 1997, grade 4/5, timothy blaney, mitchell ryan, faye dabrowski, steven churchill, elke-beth koistinen, neddy changtave, robbie brewer, mary ann pagalanan, sonia zorn, jessica kidd, hollie west, rosalba nisi, ahmad hamad, neimat hamad, jody brown, krystle phillips, michael melia, dany david, phillip tafili, ammoun houssein, nahrin younan, herodia poki poki, peter cindric, william jones, mohammed mehyar, kevin le, mrs. d aylward, mrs. k smith, mr graham archer, cassie peterson