Woop Woop (wop-wop in New Zealand) is an Australian term meaning a place that is a far distance from anything. Equivalent terms include "beyond the black stump" and "dingo woop …

Aug 14, 2021 · Artwork by Greg Judd Hard cover, extensively illustrated with colour. 179 pages. There have been a number of Ghan books over the years – this one is different! Many years …

9 The Train to Oodna-woop-woop On 16 November 1922, Chief Commissioner W A Webb arrived in Adelaide on the Melbourne Express. He was an American who had been engaged by the …

During the cool months of 1923, the South Australian Railways decided to shorten the time taken by trains for passengers and perishable freight between Adelaide and Oodnadatta. Before this …

There is a video featuring Greg talking about these works, and particularly, the piece that featured on the front end-papers of the train to Oodna Woop Woop. The original has been donated to …

John Wilson's latest book "The Train to Oodna Woop-Woop" a social history of the Afghan Express, will be officially launched at NRM at 2pm on Saturday 14 August, by Federal Member …

Artwork by Greg Judd Hard cover, extensively illustrated with colour. 179 pages. There have been a number of Ghan books over the years – this one is different! On 19th May 1933, six …

The train to Oodna-Woop-Woop : a social history of the Afghan Express / John Wilson ; with a foreword by Hon Mark Butler

Nov 6, 1997 · First Edition. - Paperback - SAR Lines Railway Books, Banksia Park - 2021 - Zustand: Fine - Banksia Park, SAR Lines Railway Books, 2021. Quarto, [ii], 183 pages with …

Product No.: SRB-TOWWTitle: The Train to Oodna Woop-Woop: A Social History of 'The Afghan Express'Author(s): Wilson, JohnIllustrator(s): N/APublisher: Sarlines Railway BooksISBN: …