A History of Kurri Kurri

2NUR-FM Community radio station program, a history of Kurri Kurri. Spoken by Kurri Kurri residents, Grace Hodge (see transcription), Jim Comerford, Sandy Roller and George Ellis for the Kurri Kurri 75th anniversary, 1904-1979.

This historical tape has been digitised and made freely available to the wider global research community thanks to the University of Newcastle Library's Special Collections and the work of our talented volunteers. We thank 2NURFM for giving this interview to Special Collections so they can be made available to the wider community.

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