Shane Moorhead (2005-2008)
Retired President OTHR

When you want a job done, ask a busy man. OTHR's President, Shane Moorhead fits that description perfectly.

Shane is shown here with baby daughter Ellie at the very successful Father's Day celebration and opening of the OTHR restoration project at Tarana in 2005.

Rick Fletcher (added 2007)
Special Projects & Webmanager OTHR

Rick's interest in the Oberon to Tarana railway's restoration was initially stimulated by a proposal to remove the track and infrastructure to make way for a rail trail. Concerned that the region would be losing an important item of rail heritage, Rick worked hard with a group of local people with similar views to establish OTHR.

Peter Culley (added 2007)
Trackmanager OTHR

Peter toils away constantly on the track restoration tasks and comes up with lots of new ideas to make the job quicker and easier for our volunteers. He sets a cracking pace with his early morning starts during the working bees and it isn't unusual to see him working out on the line or at the shipping container on any day of the week.
Many thanks to Peter for his good humour, dedication to the cause and willingness to put in the long hours to get the job done.

Clive Payne (added April 2008)
Fettler OTHR

Clive is one of the regular volunteers at all our working bees and his tireless work as a fettler has contributed greatly to OTHR's progress on the line. Clive and his wife Irene live in Tarana and have become involved in all of our activities.

Graham Williams (added April 2008)
Fettler OTHR

Graham is one of OTHR's most enthusiastic volunteers and travels from his home in the Southern Tablelands for all of our weeklong working bees. He organises his work schedule as the rural merchandise manager at Bowral Co-op to ensure that he can spend at least 3 days on the track restoration work during the working bees.

Bill Muldoon (added June 2008)
PRESIDENT OTHR (2008)

Bill grew up in the western suburbs of Sydney and went to school in Summer Hill before studying engineering at what is now UTS. He worked in his family's business for 36 years before moving permanently to Oberon nine years ago. Bill runs the Thrifty-Link Hardware store in Oberon and has had an association with the

Ross Allan (added June 2008)
Fettler OTHR

Ross was born in Merriwa N.S.W. and moved to the Cooma district at age three where he grew up on a grazing property breeding merino sheep and mixed cattle. Following his retirement the call of the land has proved strong and Ross and his wife Alison's move to Hazelgrove has been OTHR's gain.