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Marked on paper, missing in stone: The push to recognise James Nesbitt’s grave

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Captain Moonlite (left) and James Nesbitt, with Moonlite’s headstone at North Gundagai Cemetery, where the two men are buried just metres apart. Image: Edwina Mason.

There’s a place for James Nesbitt at North Gundagai Cemetery — marked on maps and in council records as General Section OS…



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