Michael Organ

Music | Alison McCallum | Bee Gees, Wollongong 1963-66 | Blue Fender Bronco 1968 | Cold Chisel @ Wollongong 1976+ | Cream | Expression 1981-85 | Finch, Bulli, 2020 | Free | Fuzz Tone | Jackson C. Frank | Jimi Hendrix | Jimmy Page | Jo Ann Kelly | Kahvas Jute & Chariot 1970-2005 | Kate Bush | Led Zeppelin bootlegs | Leftards - Gong punk 2017+ | LPs / CDs | MC5 | Nick Drake | Peter Green | Rory Gallagher | Shocking Blue | Vamps 1965-77 | Yardbirds | Record Collection The following listing of some 750 commercial recordings obtained by the writer and family between 1970 and the present day is arranged alphabetically according to artist / group name. All recordings are LPs unless otherwise stated (e.g., CD). Each entry reads as follows: Name, Title, Date. Some favourite artists include Bob Dylan, Tim Buckley, Cream, Led Zeppelin, Slade and Cat Stevens, though an emphasis on popular mu...

NSW Trustee & Guardian of Michael Keith Organ Wollongong Contents Will Power of Attorney Enduring Guardian Will Safe Deposit Declaration Unisuper allocation ----------------------- [NB: The following is a digital copy of original documents signed by Michael Keith Organ (b. 22 September 1956) at, and deposited at, the NSW Trustee & Guardian office, 59 Market Street, Wollongong, on 6 April 2021. The copy below is for reference purposes only. It also includes suggested amendments in brackets thus [...], where noted.] ----------------------- 1. Will Made by: Michael Keith Organ, Unit 1, 56 Church Street, Wollongong, NSW, 2500, Archivist Dated: 8 April 2021 This is my only Will 1. The Will sets out completely who I want to give my property to after my death. I cancel any earlier Wills and Codices. Executor and Trustee 2. I appoint my ex-wife Lara Anne Duggan the executor and trustee of this Will ("my Trustee") if she survives me. 2.1If Lara Anne Duggan does not survive me ...

On 3rd September 2011 the residents of the City of Wollongong had the opportunity to vote for a popularly-elected, representative Cou ncil and Lord Mayor. This was an important moment in the history of the city , for W ollongong had been without civic leadership and direction since the corruption scandals of 2006-7 brought about the Council's sacking on 5 March 2008. Prior to that, a "development at any cost" mentality, corruption of individuals and process, and political inertia over more than a decade stripped the city of its vitality, damaged the environment and marked it as a cultural backwater. Since 2008 the ALP-appointed administrators and Council bureaucracy had exacerbated the problem by shutting down community engagement and depriving the people of the City of their legitimate right to inclusive local government. On 3 September 2011 there was an opportunity for change. Wollongong needed to be kick-started, and Council opened up to new ideas, new energy and a ne...