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Distinguished and Famous people from Wudinna
🗿 Marijan Bekic
Marijan Bekic came to Wudinna to carve Australian Farmer from local granite and stayed. The project had a long gestation, delayed by drought and revived many years after his initial proposal. Work expected to take a year occupied two, with help from his son David and community members. Completed in 2009, the eight-metre sculpture became a landmark. Bekic's attachment to the district continued through other commissions, including finely worked cemetery memorials. The stone was more than convenient material: its colour and character helped turn a temporary job into a lasting local home and artistic practice.
🏉 David Hynes
David Hynes came through football at Wudinna before Port Adelaide and an AFL career in Western Australia. His work as a relatively undersized ruckman made an impression on younger players, including Darryl Wakelin, who later recalled admiring him. With West Coast he played in the 1994 premiership after missing the club's first title two years earlier. The local connection is an early sporting pathway, preceding success across state borders. His example also shows how skill, timing and competitiveness could matter alongside the physical dimensions usually associated with ruck play.
