Merredin Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Merredin home, and meet members across Australia.
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Greener Pastures Sanctuary
Greener Pastures Sanctuary (GPS), is located in Serpentine, we are a farm animal sanctuary in 100 acres of paradise. Established in early 2013, GPS i…
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Ziibo
Ziibo Art Galley and homewares store in the heart of Colac. Unique gifts and amazing local art.
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findabetterrate
Melbourne Mortgage Broker covering all Northern Melbourne Suburbs including Greensborough, Eltham, South Morang, Epping, Doreen and Surrounds
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Distinguished and Famous people from Merredin
🎨 Robert Juniper
Robert Juniper was born in Merredin in 1929 and became a prominent interpreter of Western Australian landscape. His work experimented with abstraction, texture and earth colours rather than relying only on conventional scenic views. The Art Gallery of Western Australia describes A rock, a pool from 1959 as part of that development, with fine gestures and chance contributing to an intimate composition. His later working home was at Darlington, where he built with materials drawn largely from the site. Merredin supplies the birthplace chapter in a career that continued exploring the character and possibilities of the wider state.
🏀 Tully Bevilaqua
Tully Bevilaqua’s basketball career carried her from Merredin into the WNBA and the Australian national side. A tenacious guard, she was part of the Opals’ 2006 world championship team and won Olympic silver at Beijing in 2008. Her effectiveness included the unglamorous work of defending opposing guards and disrupting their possession. After an extended WNBA playing career, she returned to Indiana Fever in a player-development coaching role in 2017. The combination of competing, analysing and teaching gave her contribution several chapters, all following the Western Australian country-town beginning recognised in her club biography.
