By River and Sea

Nick Hunter and Luke Cable Arrive in Goolwa

The first amazing river travellers to arrive at the mouth of the River Murray in 2021 have been recognised and welcomed by the Inland Rivers Mationl Registrar volunteers.

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Alex Donald recognised by IRNM Register

River Travellers begin voyages following COVID19 restrictions

Information about the Inland Rivers National Marathon Register (IRNMR) and the Goolwa National Trust History Centre.

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Neil Gale and Alan Warnes in Goolwa

Due to the closed borders during the COVID19 pandemic, no new candidates reached Goolwa. This is a report from earlier.

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Inland Rivers National Marathon Register Archive report

Due to the restrictions imposed in Australia during the COVID-19 pandemic, no groups reached Goolwa during this month. Frank Tuckwell has provided a report from the iRNMR Archives.

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April 2020 Report from IRNMR

Changes to the Inland River National Marathon Register due to the CIVID19 concerns.

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Rivers of Australia - Albany Asher and James Livingston

A film documentary of the achievements of Albany Asher and James Livingston has been presented in Goolwa under the title of "Rivers. of Australia - A journey along the Murray.

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More Arrivals in Goolwa

The Inland Rivers National Marathon Register team have streamlined their processes as they welcome more people to Goolwa. Also the Lions Community Newsletter reaches a special milestone.

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Heidi Krajewsky and Stephen Anstee

Heidi Krajewsky and Stephen Anstee received their Inland Rivers National Marathon Register Certificate from Frank Tuckwell in Goolwa, South Australia.

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Lee and David Salvemini IRNM Register

Brothers Lee and David Salvemini have been recognised by the Goolwa team from the Inland Rivers National Marathon Register. Each has a different story to tell.

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The Great Bi-Centennial River Relay (September 10 to December 11, 1988)

Lions Clubs across four Australian states combined with Murray, Murrumbidgee and Darling River communities for the Great Bi-Centennail River Relay as part of the Australian Bi-Centennail Celebrations in 1988. The Relay began in Canberra and finished in Goolwa.

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Inland Rivers National Marathon Register - John Robson and Jack Robson

This is a report about Inland Rivers National Marathon Register information concerning both John Robson and his father Jack Robson including Mike and Angela Bremers’ excellent book called * “Murray-Darling Journeys” which was launched in the Goolwa National Trust Museum by Mayor Keith Parkes in 2017. There is also a short report about Ngarrindjeri canoes and Matthew Moore.

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Canoe Tree Currency Creek

What history did the 'canoe tree' beside the Goolwa to Strathalbyn Road, Currency Cree see?

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Krackacan - Inland Rivers National Marathon Register

David Jones and Amanda (Mandy) Miller from Bacchus Marsh, Victoria had completed a six-month trip down the Murray from Yarrawonga in their trailable houseboat called Krackacan.

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Murray Darling Basin Authority

New Goolwa Surf Life Saving Clubhouse and Inland Rivers National Marathon Register

This month's report by Frank Tuckwell for River and Sea - Goolwa covers a progress report on the building of the new Goolwa Surf Life Saving Clubhouse plus summer activities in Goolwa. There is also an amazing report from the Inland Rivers National Marathon Register which is kept by the National Trust Branch in Goolwa. It reports on the latest IRNM Register entry about the achievements of Chris Hayward. Chris travelled the River Murray from the Mouth at Goolwa to the Murray's source at Forest Hill.

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Goolwa National Trust’s Inland Rivers National Marathon Register.

It has been another great year for the Goolwa National Trust’s Inland Rivers National Marathon Register. Although there’s still a couple of weeks to go before the end of 2018 for any applications for entry to be received, we review the resulting entries for the year as they stand as the Newsletter goes to press.

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