Early Life and Education
Peter Cave was born in 1952 in Newcastle, New South Wales. He grew up in Waratah as one of four children of Frederick David and Betty Cave. His father was an industrial galvaniser and his mother was a nurse.
He attended Newcastle Boys High School.
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