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Stanthorpe · QLD

Hi! I'm Rodney

Hi! I used to work as a newspaper printer. Now, I'm a member of IPI (the Information Physics Institute). My hobbies include reading, writing, listening to pop music, watching TV, the Internet and my laptop / smartphone, and light exercise.
I do a lot of writing. My personal website is my profile on ResearchGate (I'm not on any social media sites). There, you can read my science preprints (articles). The business website lists the latest book I've written ("From Scientific Curiosity to Utopia"). Most of my books are on Amazon but this one's by Eliva Press.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Busselton

🌿 Georgiana Molloy

Botanical collector Georgiana Molloy moved from Augusta to the Vasse district in 1839 and lived at Fair Lawn until her death in 1843. She collected and carefully packed seeds for the English botanist James Mangles, providing descriptions that helped European researchers learn about Western Australian plants. Her work required close observation and painstaking handling of material, rather than simply posting away a handful of seeds. The Busselton connection belongs to the later years of her life and collecting, following the earlier Augusta chapter for which she is also remembered.

🩺 Kevin Cullen

Kevin Cullen and his wife Diana settled at Busselton in 1948, opening a medical practice and physiotherapy rooms the following year. In 1966 he helped initiate a community health study, supported by volunteers, that repeatedly surveyed residents and built an important record of chronic disease and its risk factors. His other major undertaking was a vineyard at Wilyabrup, established with Diana in 1971 after earlier experimental plantings with friends. Diana increasingly managed the vineyard while Kevin maintained his medical and research work. Their story joins two substantial local enterprises: understanding a community’s health and helping develop the district’s wine industry.

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