True tales from the Shores of Jervis Bay and St Georges Basin, exploring the lives, legends and landscapes that shaped this remarkable part of the New South Wales South Coast.

The Jervis Bay Fishing Trawlers that saved Australia in WW2, with Graham Goldsmith

Cape St George Lighthouse – Light, Loss and Legacy

CAPE ST. GEORGE LIGHTHOUSE

Tomerong Village Hall – 100th Year

TOMERONG AND ITS HALL – UNCOVERING THE BAY AND BASIN

Beneath the Surface: Why are Jervis Bay’s Waters So Clear?
How nature designed one of Australia’s cleanest coastal systems.

CLEAR WATERS OF JERVIS BAY

Whalers of Jervis Bay : Boom, Bust and Legacy

WHALERS OF JERVIS BAY – Boom Bust and Legacy

Canberra’s Coastal Cousin: The Jervis Bay Territory

CANBERRA’S COASTAL COUSIN – The Jervis Bay Territory

Discovering Jervis Bay’s Tsunami Past: What History and Science say About the Waves that Shaped the Bay

DISCOVERING JERVIS BAY’S TSUNAMI PAST

The Wool Road Story: The Colonial Dream of Turning Jervis Bay into a Wool Port

THE WOOL ROAD STORY

Sailors Grave at Huskisson: The Short Life and Long Memory of Robert Johnson, aged 19

SAILOR’S GRAVE AT HUSKISSON

The Kingfisher Seaplanes of St Georges Basin….. ‘How a quiet corner of the NSW South Coast became a wartime seaplane outpost’.

THE KINGFISHER SEAPLANES OF ST. GEORGES BASIN