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It is a relatively new school, founded in 1962. Stevie Wright attends Sefton High School in Chester Hill, New South Wales. Stevie Wright is ‘bitten by the rock ‘n’ roll bug at an early age.’ Rock ‘n’ roll music comes along in the mid-1950s, about the same time Stevie’s family arrives in Australia. It’s not a particularly attractive or exciting place to live but, for new migrants, it serves a purpose. These are half-cylinders of corrugated steel that look rather like aircraft hangars. New arrivals to Australia were offered temporary accommodation here in Nissen huts. On 29 December 1949 the site became the Villawood Migrant Hostel. After the end of World War Two, there was less call for bullets and bombs so the building was decommissioned and handed back to the New South Wales government. The Villawood Migrant Hostel was originally the Villawood Munitions Factory (1941-1945). They settle in Villawood, in Sydney’s south west, near the Villawood Migrant Hostel. However, two years later, they move north to Sydney, New South Wales. In this sense, the Wright family is typical of ‘New Australians’ of this era.Īt first, Stevie Wright and his family reside in Melbourne, Victoria. People from other countries – particularly the United Kingdom and Europe – receive assistance from the Australian government to resettle south of the equator. Following the Second World War (1939-1945), Australia experiences a boom in immigration. Stevie Wright and his family move from England to Australia when Stevie is 9 years old. Stevie will have a ‘baby sister’, Anna-Christine (born 1968?), who is much younger than he. George Wright is evidently in the army at some time because, in later years, he is referred to as Staff-Sergeant Wright. Stevie is the son of George Wright and Dorothy Wright (neè Longden). He is born Stephen Carlton Wright in Leeds, England. The frontman of The Easybeats is Stevie Wright (20 December 1947-27 December 2015). They are more popular than any other Australian combo of that time. A local pop group, The Easybeats, is the focus for ‘Easyfever’. In Australia, teenagers have ‘Easyfever’ – or so the publicists and journalists like to call it. In the mid-1960s, Great Britain has ‘Beatlemania.’ Scenes of barely comprehensible chaos greet British pop group The Beatles as screaming girls besiege them.

“Everybody shake / Everybody move” – ‘Good Times’ (Harry Vanda, George Young)

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