Roger Dunlop
Roger Dunlop has had two vocations during his working life, medicine and farming. After serving as an army doctor with the Australian occupation forces in Japan after World War II, he practised medicine for a further 61 years in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. He began farming in 1959, firstly in the Hawkesbury area, then at Walcha in New England, and later on the East Cape of the North Island of New Zealand. Twice-married, Roger has three children, and after retiring from medicine and the land in 2006, he settled at Rose Bay, not far from his birthplace at Potts Point.