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About Nathan Campbell

Nathan Campbell is a Christian. A husband. A writer. A reader. A coffee drinker. A “spin twit”. A consumer. A fan of stupid gadgets. A fan of staccato lists in profiles.

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About Townsville

For those a little confused – this blog was formerly known as “Nathan Goes to Townsville” – it underwent a rebrand because it’s too geographically specific. Townsville is still a great place, and you too should go there.

Townsville is a city in Queensland. The biggest in Northern Australia with a population over 180,000. As a city it is dangerous and exciting. Many things reside there that can kill you. Marine stingers, tiger sharks, crocodiles and the sun are some of the items on that list. The tropical city boasts 300 days of sunshine – though that is an unverified (and probably unverifiable) claim.

About Nathan (and Robyn) in Townsville

Townsville is where Nathan lives. His job revolves around promoting the organisation that promotes the city – which is why he knows things like that sunshine statistic. Nathan and his wife Robyn have lived in Townsville for three and a half years. They have been married for two. They have no children (yet – so stop asking). But they do have two pet turtles.

About St Eutychus

Eutychus was a young man who fell to his death because the Apostle Paul preached for too long (Acts 20).
I’ve decided to canonise Eutychus and make him the patron saint of my dalliances around the Internet.

St-Eutychus.com is this blog. It’s a site filled with tidbits of trivia, aimless alliteration, links to bits an pieces around the web, thoughts from the brain of Nathan, comment on current events and tips and tricks gleaned from experience at work and from the myriad blogs subscribed to in Nathan’s google reader.