Destroyed during a training flight at Young, New South Wales, on July 2, 1955. Hit a tree on takeoff. Photo from: State Library of Victoria

Crashed at Minmi, New South Wales, on March 26, 1958. Photo from: State Library of New South Wales

Reregistered VH-BNA in August 1960 to free up the registration for the aero club's next VH-RNA which was a Cessna 150A. Photo by: Ken Oram / Michael Oram

Damaged landing at Kajuligan Station, near Ivanhoe NSW on January 14, 1950. Photo from: State Library of Victoria

Sold in New Zealand in 1951 as ZK-AXN. Photo from: State Library of Victoria

Crashed at Orange, New South Wales, when it stalled on takeoff. The pilot and passengers escaped unhurt but VH-AOL was destroyed by the ensuing fire. Photo from: State Library of Victoria

VH-BJB fitted with a modified canopy from a Wackett trainer, the only Cadet to be so equipped. The aircraft was converted to a cropduster, without a canopy and crashed while spraying at Woorndoo, Victoria, on November 28, 1961. Restored to register as VH-RUO in 2000 and since sold to the RAAF Museum at Point Cook. Displayed in its original configuration and markings as A6-34. Photo from: State Library of Victoria.

Broadmeadow was Newcastle's airport from 1929 to 1963. The proximity of houses and other limitations led to its closure and the resident aero club relocated to Maitland 30km away. Broadmeadow is now the site of sports grounds. Photographer's name is not known.