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June 2025 Newsletter

Head on over to our Newsletters page to check out our latest issue of Humpybong and After. Our June 2025 issue is out now.

While you’re there, take a look at the archive. It’s a veritable treasure trove of all things Redcliffe and History!

Posted on 8 June 2025 by AdminPosted in NewsletterTagged newsletterLeave a comment

What’s the news?

Our latest newsletter is now available online for your reading pleasure.

This issue is jam packed with stories of our latest activities as well as a great piece on local legend, Ken Peters.

Head to our Newsletters page for this issue. You can also find our archives if you’re wanting more to read.

Posted on 20 June 2023 by AdminPosted in NewsletterTagged newsletterLeave a comment

HAA Vol 37 Iss 1 out now

The latest issue of Humpybong and After is out now!!

Head over to the Newsletters page to check it out. There are some great stories in this issue…including the history of our historical society which turned 55 just a few days ago.

If you have any stories to contribute to the next issue, send your submissions to info@historyredcliffe.com.au.

Posted on 5 March 2022 by AdminPosted in NewsletterLeave a comment

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Monthly Meetings

History Redcliffe members meet each month for a feature presentation from a guest speaker, followed by refreshments and an opportunity to chat with other members, guests and visitors.

Monthly meetings are usually held on the first Friday of each month at 2pm.

Venues and dates may be subject to change so check the Events page to be sure.

Visitors are most welcome.

Click here for our calendar.

Redcliffe Remembers 1824-2024

In mid-September 1824, Lieutenant Henry Miller landed the brig, Amity, on the shores of Redcliffe Peninsula in the Gubbi Gubbi nation and established the First European Settlement in Queensland.

History Redcliffe is currently planning the ways in which we will mark the 200th anniversary of this historic event.

Follow us here and on our social media as we approach this milestone.

Click here for more information.

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History Redcliffe
PO Box 377
Margate Beach Qld 4019

info@historyredcliffe.com.au

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Much of the work of preserving and celebrating our rich local history is thanks to the generosity of our sponsors. We offer premium corporate sponsorship which provides advertising to our sponsors and allows us the ability to continue keeping Redcliffe’s history alive for generations to come.

Advertise here when you join History Redcliffe with a Premium Corporate Membership. Download your membership form today.

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