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Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Willem Hendrik Paling early Dutch immigrant 1853

Willem Paling (1 September 1825 – 27 August 1895) was born in Woerden, near Rotterdam. He was an accomplished Dutch violinist and composer. He was the son of music publisher and piano builder Jan Hendrik Paling and Aagje Paling. He Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Art, Music, Film, Theatre

The Sydney Railway Waltz by Willem Paling – 1855

The waltz was composed by Willem H. Paling, who had immigrated to Australia in 1853 from Woerden in the Netherlands. The music was arranged by Robert Evans for the NSW Transport Institute Band. It was first performed at the Railway Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Dutch – Australian History

Willem Paling and the villas ‘Woerden’ and ‘The Lodge’ in Stanmore, Sydney.

One of the first known Dutch immigrants to Australia was Willem Paling, born in Woerden. He arrived in Sydney in 1853 and established a famous music and entertainment business along the East Coast. His story is told here. He also Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Brisbane hosts van Gogh Alive

Brisbane hosts van Gogh Alive It claims to be the most visited multi-sensory experience in the world. It has dazzled over 7 million visitors across 65 cities worldwide, Van Gogh Alive has now also arrived in Brisbane and it indeed Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Dutch Retail Shops

Five minutes with Jeroen ‘Dutchy’ Hulleman (interview)

Republished with permission from Baking Business. Original article: https://bakingbusiness.com.au/five-minutes-with-jeroen-dutchy-hulleman/ Dutchy’s Bakehouse on the Sunshine Coast not only has a unique product range, with traditional recipes brought over from a long family history of baking in the Netherlands. We spent five Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Personal stories

Righteous Among the Nations

The Righteous Among the Nations, are non-Jews who took great risks to save Jews during the Holocaust. Rescue took many forms and the Righteous came from different nations, religions and walks of life. What they had in common was that Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 yearsNovember 1, 2021 ago
Dutch businesses in Australia

Hans Hulsbosch, independent brand designer

Born in Valkenswaard just south of Eindhoven, the Phillips city, age 62 in 2014. Hans married Marianne in the Netherlands before emigration to New Zealand. Marianne’s father had knowledge of Australia and had positive views of the country. Hans was trained in Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Art, Music, Film, Theatre

Marijke Greenway, renowned artist and former world-class trampolinist

Marijke Greenway is an achiever, in different countries, South Africa and Australia, and in quite different fields. Her story is exceptional in many ways. She was born in the Netherlands in 1943, in  Halfweg/Zwanenburg, close to Amsterdam,  the fourth child Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Dutch businesses in Australia

Dick van Leer, People Lover and Entrepreneur

Not long ago, a book was published about Dick under the title The Incredible Life of Dick van Leer.  This very readable account of Dick’s life, a family history really, written jointly with Aubrey Cohen, starts with his birth in 1922 Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
Dutch Culture, Sport, and Religion in Australia

Cycling – Dutch Reach promoted in Australia

The Bicycle Network is promoting the so called ‘Dutch Reach’.  The organisation is Australia’s biggest bike riding organisation, supported by nearly 50,000 members nationwide What is the ‘Dutch Reach’? Car drivers and their passengers each must use the far hand Read more

By Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, 4 years ago
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