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Escaping from the Rat Race – A Cradle Mountain Love Story

April 15, 2019

Kate Legge, The Sydney Papers Online Issue 46

Gustav Weindorfer arrived in Melbourne from Austria in June 1900 and later met and married Tasmanian Kate Cowle. Their love of the natural and wild led them to Cradle Mountain where they eventually built a chalet for guests to stay. Their Waldheim or “home in the forest” was built of King Billy Pine. The couple…

Escaping the Rat Race – The Story of Cradle Mountain

March 12, 2019

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Escaping the Rat Race – The Story of Cradle Mountain

December 20, 2018

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2019, Function Archive, Kate Legge

Speaker(s): Kate Legge (Journalist and author – most recently of Kindred) Date: 11 Mar 2019 Topic: Escaping the Rat Race – The Story of Cradle Mountain Venue: The Sydney Institute, Level 40, Governor Phillip Tower, 1 Farrer Place, Sydney Time: 5.30 for 6pm Book from: 26 February 2019

Modern Marriage, Melbourne & The Middle Class

November 16, 2010

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Marriage, Melbourne And The Middle Class

July 22, 2009

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'Issue #2'-Sydney Papers Online, Kate Legge

Kate Legge is a multi award winning journalist who has covered federal politics out of Canberra and US presidential elections in Washington DC. She now writes on social affairs for The Australian. Her first novel, The Unexpected Elements of Love, (2006) was long-listed for the Miles Franklin Award. With the publication of her second novel The Marriage…