Ernest Samuel Marks CBE – sportsman, Sydney’s first Jewish Lord Mayor; wool buyer, politician, and community identity
Keen sportsman, businessman and politician.
Wrote two books promoting The Land of the White Cloud
Joel Samuel Polack – one of New Zealand’s first Jewish settlers Read More »
Reflective of his contributions, a fountain in the Sydney Botanical Gardens is in his memory.
Lewis Wolfe Levy – widely respected businessman, politician and community stalwart Read More »
Integral to development of Wee Waa, NSW and CWA life member
Siba Coppelson – mother of two knights and a most remarkable woman Read More »
A highly successful businessman and politician from Bendigo.
Joseph Sternberg – one of the ‘great personalities’ of Bendigo Read More »
Second Victorian Parliamentarian whose example and commitment to both the Jewish and general community has inspired many of Australia’s Jewish public figures.
The Hon. Edward Aaron Cohen Read More »
On Sunday, 23 March 2025, more than 75 years after Augustus Solomon Lipman, a Jewish First World War veteran, was buried in an unmarked grave in Orange General Cemetery, 45 people attended the consecration of his official war grave. ‘Gus’ Lipman died in Orange Base Hospital in 1949, but like 105 other diggers and a
Operation Jacob Consecration in Orange Read More »
Passionate suffragette and musician born in the Outback and campaigned in Europe and the Middle East.
Ruby Sophia Rich-Shalit – Feminist, pianist and an outstanding community identity Read More »
A successful wine merchant, Weintraub was elected President of the Jewish National Library in Melbourne – known as Kadimah – a position he held twelve times. In 1922 he helped establish the Victorian Jewish Welcome Society…
Shlomo Weintraub – Samuel Wynn – Wine Merchant and active Zionist Read More »
Joseph came to be regarded as one of the foremost experts on English folklore as well as one of the leading authorities on fairy tales and the migration of fables.