Jeroen Weimar was born in the Netherlands and raised in the UK, where he began his career in management consulting before migrating to Australia. Weimar’s professional life has been built on understanding and managing the movement of people and resolving logistical roadblocks. In Australia, he is best known as the Read more
By Elisabeth (Elly) Anderson – October 2006 Whilst researching the early history of a mainly Irish-administered Catholic community in the Adelaide Hills some years ago I was intrigued to find that the first documented visit of a priest, back in the 19th century, had been by a Dutchman. Being Dutch-born Read more
When I was 4 years old, my parents decided to leave Holland and go to the Dutch East Indies. That was in 1947. My father had a Doctorate in Eastern Linguistics and had better employment opportunities there than in the Netherlands so soon after the War. And so my parents Read more