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In his own words – Wayne Radcliffe

Early life I WAS born in Kerang in 1968 and raised there. After leaving Kerang Technical High School on a Wednesday afternoon halfway through an English class, I worked for my parents’ electrical contracting business, S.A. & E.L. Radcliffe. Kerang was a great town to grow up in, surrounded by good honest people. While learning […]

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