Staying In Touch

We have updated the most recent registrations today (to your right) and we include a few comments that have been left by old boys as they have registered with the Foundation. Why not register and leave a comment at the same time.

Awesome Hickford family ! Yes I agree that Smith and Barrett are fantastic current All Blacks, what a unique photo and idea. Good on you Josh. Lets not forget John Mitchell who was a past All Black who went to school with my brother Sam. These men are great role models to current students and everybody who has a connection to our very proud school. 

Shane Bennett


Would like to contact some old friends and see how the college is progressing.

Nick Reeves


Great to be connected again. I left FDMC in 1973 near the end of form 4 and became a farm labourer. On 12 April 2013, after successful examination of my thesis, I was conferred with a PhD and on 29 August 2013, I formally graduate from the University of South Australia with it. I am now a Lecturer and Cyber Program Coordinator, at the Centre for Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism, Macquarie University, Sydney. It is never to late to start learning.

Alan Watt


Gidday, Realised it has been 10 years since our year graduated the College. Wondering if a reunion has been organised or if I'm too late?

Luke Herlihy


I was a former student at FDMC from 1978 thru 1984. I was House Captain of Loreto in 1984. I attended the University of Auckland from 1986-1990, and graduated with a Bachelor of Planning. I worked for the New Plymouth District Council from 1990-1994, then moved to Auckland to work for the Auckland Regional Council. I have lived and worked in Brisbane as a consultant since 2000.

Steve Crow