Gundagai Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Gundagai home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Emily Irene Jurss
Australian journalist Emily Jurss (previously Emily Black) returned home to the Gympie region 2019 after she was diagnosed with a meningioma brain tum…
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Soroosh
Have an unused parking space, garage, driveway, shed, storage area or other spare space? NearSpace is an Australian marketplace designed to connect p…
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Andre Garcia
I give it my all and do my work in the most professional way I know how. I am hard working an honest with my clients giving them the most cost effecti…
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Gloria Jeans Coffees - Alice Springs
Gloria Jeans Coffees - Alice Springs
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Debbie Mattsen
Off the Wall business services offers helpful bookkeeping and administrative assistance to Whyalla businesses, freeing up your time to work ON your bu…
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Distinguished and Famous people from Gundagai
🌟 Yarri and Jackey
Wiradjuri men Yarri and Jackey repeatedly entered the floodwaters at Gundagai in June 1852 to rescue people trapped in trees. Yarri used a bark canoe and Jackey a rowboat, drawing on knowledge and skills that became vital as buildings were swept away. The National Museum records that four Aboriginal men assisted, although only these two are known by name. Their courage was acknowledged belatedly, and a bronze memorial was unveiled in 2017. Their story belongs at the centre of Gundagai’s history of the disaster.
