Binghi

Binghi began life in 1957 as the official newsletter of the Sydney Branch of the TAS Old Boys' Union. Two years later the School adopted the title for its own newsletter.

The name, which means ‘brother’, is a word of the Aboriginal language Dyangadi, spoken by Aboriginal peoples of the Macleay River who in summer months would move westward to the region around Armidale.It was a term in wide use amongst boys at TAS in the 1940s-50s. Now published four times a year as a colour magazine, Binghi is a digest of the wider school community, with articles about the activities and achievements of students, Old Armidalians’ notes, and news from the TAS Foundation and P&F. Links to recent Binghi publications can be found below.

These copies of Binghi have been scanned and converted to a searchable image pdf format. For archived copies of Binghi click here to contact the editor, Mr Tim Hughes.