Phillip Island Historical News

Phillip Island Historical News Historical newspaper. Collection of historical news stories about early life on Phillip Island and Westernport Bay from 1798. Annual Issue #1 out now.

HISTORICAL NEWS are annual newspapers using a fusion of interestingly told, historically documented, people stories and the connection the past has with the current and future societies of these areas. After reading HISTORICAL NEWS come and tour the region you have read about and physically visit on a self-guided 'Historical News Tour'. A selection of the newspaper stories are highlighted and usin

g a supplied map, visit and immerse yourself in the characters and stories, go walking in their footsteps, bringing the past to life.

Thanks Luke Mullens for this fantastic postcard of the new bridge being completed and a glimpse of the original bridge s...
26/06/2025

Thanks Luke Mullens for this fantastic postcard of the new bridge being completed and a glimpse of the original bridge still standing 1969.

12/04/2025


Here's a flick of cyclists riding on the San Remo Bridge at the Sun Tour in 1964.

Post request from Darren - I'd like to ask a bit of a favour, if there is anyone that still has any pieces from the Shel...
06/01/2025

Post request from Darren - I'd like to ask a bit of a favour, if there is anyone that still has any pieces from the Shell House if you'd share some photos of the items that Granny and Grandad made as I'm trying to reproduce some of the stuff in their honour.

Contributed by Malcolm Hayes- Surf Carnival. Cape Woolamai. Mid 1960s I think. I was there but only a kid.
31/07/2024

Contributed by Malcolm Hayes- Surf Carnival. Cape Woolamai. Mid 1960s I think. I was there but only a kid.

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