Category Archives: Jen Severn

Farewell to a great man from Cobargo history

Posted on 3 December, 2019 by Jen Severn

It’s with great sorrow I inform you of the death of Dr Reuben Glass in Melbourne on Sunday 10 November. Reuben, his wife Pauline and daughter Rachel arrived in Cobargo in 1958. It was Reuben’s first posting as a GP … Continue reading →

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Footprint

Posted on 30 September, 2019 by Jen Severn

These are the poems by the Well Thumbed Poets read on Saturday 7 September at Well Thumbed Books, Cobargo, to music by violinist Elizabeth Andalis. The event raised money for Far South Coast Animal Rescue and Wires. The copyright to … Continue reading →

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A Sprinkle of Charged Glitter

Posted on 25 June, 2016 by Invited contributor

by Jen Severn Neuralgia again. Or is it? I’ve written about neuralgia—nerve pain—before, but this time it’s different. In the past it has started slowly—the occasional subtle ping, gaining in intensity and frequency, rising to a crescendo of penetrating stabs, … Continue reading →

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A clear answer to an unclear question: Helen Caldicott on SA’s nuclear future

Posted on 1 March, 2016 by Jen Severn

Dr Helen Caldicott, anti-nuclear activist, humanist, physician, returned to Bermagui on 10 February during a week when South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill’s Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission was preparing to deliver its “Tentative Findings”. Dr Caldicott was speaking at the … Continue reading →

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