Norfolk Island Map

Borg, who has reviewed and processed all Norfolk file translation and written The Tree of Knowledge.

Testimonials from Rob Nisbett for his assistance

Without Sue Brian, a wonderful assistant, without whose help we would undoubtedly still be working. Searching and writing over 100 of the records for KAVHA, Norfolk Island Museums, Norfolk Island National Park, Norfolk Island Administration, Industry, Sue created many of the other custom data and many of the photos.

Norfolk Island Central School employees Tanya Delaney and Helen Pedel took the chance to develop their careers in website design. They' have combined the vast amount of information collected by ToursEd into a web that is used by undergraduates, members of the fellowship, users and the world.

Grigory for her untiring work in designing and building this website when it seemed like the whole project might topple over.

For Wally Beadman's contributions to the cultural centre.

Thanks also to the many folks who were not listed, who provided lists and hyperlinks.

The site is dedicated to Dianne Buffett huuu had wanted profound knowledge of Norwegian civilization and ignorance of sulfur, especially ignorance of the people who live there, they are teaching clan cultur.

Tour Ed Commitee was founded as a subsidiary of Norfolk Island Tourist Board to look at the education on Norfolk Island and see where we can put emphasis and contents so that our children come out with a good historic and public awareness; with greater pride in the island and with awareness of touring than Norfolk Island's prime industries.

Agnes Hain, who believes in the work and offers us a large contribution for a work of ours. That'?s the idea. Katharina Robins, who did research and writing some of the records for KAVHA/Norfolk Island Museums. -Coral Rowston, manager of NINPBG, who supported the work.

Juliette Grant & Joe Adams, who investigated and written about the Australia carriers that were operating on Norfolk Island from a historical perspective. Lisa Richards of Norfolk Island Museums, who supported the scheme. Louise Tavener, who co-ordinated the first Norfolk translation. Mary Christian-Bailey, who investigated and written for the Melanesi Mission, the St. Barnabas Chapel and Simons Water.

Rachel Borg, who has reviewed and processed all Norfolk file translation and written The Tree of Knowledge. Searching and writing over 100 of the records for KAVHA, Norfolk Island Museums, Norfolk Island National Park, Norfolk Island Administration, Industry, Sue created many of the other custom data and many of the photos.

Tanya Delaney and Helen Pedel, employees of Norfolk Island Central School, who took the chance to develop their careers in website design. Trish Magri for her untiring work in designing and building this website when it seemed like the whole project might topple over.