Search results
Woobinda (Animal Doctor) was an Australian children's television series about a veterinarian in a fictitious town in rural New South Wales. [1]
This Australian-produced adventure series revolved around John Stevens (Don Pascoe), the veterinary surgeon at rural Gatten’s Creek who is called “Woobinda” (animal doctor) by the local Aborigines.
Woobinda, Animal Doctor: With Don Pascoe, Sonia Hoffman, Bindi Williams, Lutz Hochstraate. This 39 episode series was about a Woobinda that is an Aboriginal word meaning tender of animals.
- (27)
- 30
- 1969-06-03
- Don Pascoe, Sonia Hoffman, Bindi Williams
John Stevens, the veterinary surgeon at Gatten's Creek is called Woobinda (the animal doctor) by the Aborigines. His eighteen-year-old daughter Tiggie helps him with most of his work although his real assistant is Peter Fischer, who passed all his examinations in Germany.
Jun 18, 2011 · Woobinda Animal Doctor by Victor Barnes, Illustrated by Walter Stackpool. Hardcover book published 1969. “Tiggie is bright, excels at most sports, wears modern clothes and likes to keep herself sun-tanned.”. Is there something wrong with me?
Driving out to see Stevens, a man accidentally knocks down and injures a pedestrian. He is frightened away by the man's dog, and then begins to feel that the dog is hunting him. Rate.
The aborigines call Stevens Woobinda, animal doctor. Children's TV series set in a fictional rural town in New South Wales, Australia, following the adventures of veterinarian John Stevens and his team.
