• Entry type: Resource
  • Entry ID: AWH002422

Marjory Bollinger interviewed by Ros Bowden in the Women of the land oral history project [sound recording]

  • Repository National Library of Australia, Oral History and Folklore Collection
  • Reference ORAL TRC 3406/20
  • Date Range 22-Mar-95 - 22-Mar-95
  • Description

    1 sound cassette (ca. 43 min.) Marje Bollinger, a farmer, speaks of her background, her childhood, working with her father in the corner store and delivering the goods with him, working as a farmer, breeding goats, involvement in the mohair industry and the dairy goat industry, marketing goat milk, Ross River fever, hardship, bushfires, her son involved in a car accident, forming the Highway Safety Action Group as a result, her involvement with the alternative compliance scheme which is self-regulation of the heavy vehicle industry, being a mediator between road transport companies and the RTA, her active participation within the committee.

  • Access Access open for research, personal copies and public use.
  • Finding Aid Transcript available (typescript, 26 leaves)

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  • Primary Creator
    • Bollinger, Marjorie (1942 - )