Alexandra Headland Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Alexandra Headland home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Karyn Marie Englehardt
Owner/Operator/Artisan of my own online handmade eco-friendly jewellery business.
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Jeff Cerato
Volunteer Engagement Officer looking to recruit new volunteers for the Meals on Wheels program in Swan Hill.
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Simon Reid
Victorian Central Highlands · VIC
I manage Central Highlands Energy Assessments offering Independent Advice that helps customers to manage their Energy Demand, Reduce their Electricity…
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Gallery On Track
Gallery on Track, is an exhibition space and shop for the Goulburn and District Arts and Craft Group
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Alexandra Headland's surf club has nurtured athletes whose achievements extend well beyond the local beach. For these two champions, the connection starts in the junior ranks of surf lifesaving.
🏅 Grant Kenny
Grant Kenny progressed through the cadet and junior ranks at Alexandra Headland Surf Life Saving Club. At 16 he won both the junior and senior Ironman titles at the 1980 Australian championships, with barely time to catch his breath between victories. His paddling skills also took him into international kayaking and an Olympic bronze medal at Los Angeles in 1984. The route from local nippers to elite competition made him one of the sport's most recognisable figures.
🏅 Kristy Munroe
Kristy Munroe followed her lifesaver father Ray onto the beach at Alexandra Headland as a six-year-old. Before turning 21 she had won state, national and world ironwoman championships. She went on to win two successive world ironwoman titles, along with major board and ski events, and captained Australian representative teams. Her achievements earned induction into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2016. The local nippers programme was the beginning of a remarkably versatile sporting career.
