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We’d love to talk to you and interview you for the Davies Park Cultural Map website we are putting together. Can you call me on 0423 668329 or email steph@speakoutevents.org?

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Steph Vajda

I loved your story about West End and I feel that our paths may have crossed at some point in time; I have lived in West End off and on for 36 yrs.

I am Eileen Bennett’s grand daughter and I feel we need to explore the details of your story regarding the history of St Veronicas. My understanding is that The St Veronica Welfare Committee was established in 1956 by my grand parents.

In response to an appeal by Elizabeth Reid, a lady working in Hong Kong with refugees, They began to raise funds through film evenings, barbeques and soccer matches.

As the work grew a Committee of unpaid lay persons was formed and named the St Veronica Welfare Committee. My Granny actually chose ‘St Veronica’ as a symbol of the compassion and commitment which should animate their work. Veronica is a symbol of the woman who took pity on the suffering.

In 1980 The Committee began operating in the thrift shop on Hardgrave Rd but I am sure the St Veronica Welfare Committee actually bought the shop with a bank loan because when it was paid off some years later we had a big family celebration.

I think your Aunty Anne Remanous was part of the original Welfare Committee and a great contributer to my grand father’s election campaigns. My Granny talks about Anne all the time as the person who worked tirelessly for what she believed in.

If any of this is inaccurate can you please let me know? I would really love to hear your thoughts.

Apart from the Rainbow Serpent connotations, it also symbolizes, among all the other cultural references in the area, the links to the vanished Aboriginal homeland of the Jagera and other tribes that lived here in a land of plenty before whitey came and took it away.

Its pragmatic significance is as a meeting place because it is so easy to find. Kids play on it; people sit on the plinth; it is a landmark and reference point. It was nearly loved to death and needed significant repairs to go on doing what it did so well.

It is contradictory because, while it refers to Aboriginal legend, it is a product of the technology of a civilization and culture that has overwhelmed Aboriginal civilization and culture. Where once this this area teemed with Aborigines, it now teems with people from everywhere else and where once Aborigines lived in a land of plenty, they are now in declining numbers at the bottom of the socio-economic heap evident only as drunks and moochers. One day when they vanish as if they had never been, the only visible evidence of their existence will be a concrete goanna.

I loved your story about West End and I feel that our paths may have crossed at some point in time; I have lived in West End off and on for 36 yrs.

I am Eileen Bennett’s grand daughter and I feel we need to explore the details of your story regarding the history of St Veronicas. My understanding is that The St Veronica Welfare Committee was established in 1956 by my grand parents.

In response to an appeal by Elizabeth Reid, a lady working in Hong Kong with refugees, They began to raise funds through film evenings, barbeques and soccer matches.

As the work grew a Committee of unpaid lay persons was formed and named the St Veronica Welfare Committee. My Granny actually chose ‘St Veronica’ as a symbol of the compassion and commitment which should animate their work. Veronica is a symbol of the woman who took pity on the suffering.

In 1980 The Committee began operating in the thrift shop on Hardgrave Rd but I am sure the St Veronica Welfare Committee actually bought the shop with a bank loan because when it was paid off some years later we had a big family celebration.

I think your Aunty Anne Remanous was part of the original Welfare Committee and a great contributer to my grand father’s election campaigns. My Granny talks about Anne all the time as the person who worked tirelessly for what she believed in.

If any of this is inaccurate can you please let me know? I would really love to hear your thoughts.

We’d love to talk to you and interview you for the Davies Park Cultural Map website we are putting together. Can you call me on 0423 668329 or email steph@speakoutevents.org?

Thanks

Warmly
Steph Vajda

We’d love to interview you for the Davies Park Cultural Map website we are putting together. Do you have any time in the next two weeks?

Thanks
Steph Vajda
0423 668329

West End will change forever if only the economically privileged can afford to live there. The beauty of West End lays in it’s cultural diversity. I totally agree with you, do whatever you need to have your message heard.

When I visit Brisbane I want to be able to go to the West End I know & love, not just another suburb in another city.

This blog is a very modest starting point of what I hope will become a bigger local movement. The way in which I hope to develop the initiative is to set up a normal website with a common home page and sub-sections for individual communities. In this way, communities can browse to other local communities, see what they are up to and drop them a line if they need advice.

Best wishes,

Frank