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Golden Threads: the Chinese in regional NSW 1850-1950
Databases of objects combine with stories and an online
exhibition celebrating Chinese immigration to regional Australia.
Stories of vision! A history of blind and vision impaired Australians
Find out about Australia'a first braille library,
blind cricket and more. Images from the Tilly Aston Collection, Vision
Australia Foundation.
The Eureka Flag
Pictures and text tell the story of Australia's only
armed uprising on the goldfields in 1854.
Antarctica: Land of hope and glory
This story provides an overview of the Antarctic continent
and the voyages of Douglas Mawson, an Australian explorer and scientist.
Images from the collection of Urrbrae House.
The Australian Family
A collaborative project representing the changing
faces and diversity of Australian families.
You've got Buckley's...
The adventures of William Buckley, an escaped convict
who lived with Aboriginal people, are presented with images from the Geelong
Art Gallery.
Mary MacKillop in Portland
Stories and photographs document the life of a Josephite
nun.
Stories from Napranum and Thursday Island
Oral histories from two Indigenous communities of
far north Australia highlight traditional craft and cultural practices.
Ambush!
Photos and a gripping story from the Sulphide Street
Railway Museum tell the tale of an ambush at Broken Hill in 1915.

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