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Keith Haring’s Berlin Wall mural
Keith Haring’s Berlin Wall mural

American artist Keith Haring became extremely successful and popular in the 1980s for his mix of graffiti and pop art-style work. In 1986, he was inv…

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Malta’s divorce referendum
Malta’s divorce referendum

In 2011, Maltese voters were called to the polls to decide whether Malta should remain one of the few places in the world where divorce was not permi…

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How Ten Canoes made cinema history
How Ten Canoes made cinema history

In 2006, Ten Canoes made Australian cinema history. It became the first feature film performed entirely in Aboriginal languages and the first to brin…

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Gerald Durrell's mission to save species from extinction
Gerald Durrell's mission to save species from extinction

In 1959, British conservationist and author Gerald Durrell opened the gates to a zoo with one clear aim - to save endangered species from extinction.…

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Manchester City’s inflatable banana craze
Manchester City’s inflatable banana craze

n the late 1980s and early 1990s, Manchester City supporters became famous for an unusual sight on the terraces: inflatable bananas. What began as a …

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Declaring chimpanzees an endangered species
Declaring chimpanzees an endangered species

In 1990, after years of campaigning by activists, including Dr Jane Goodall, chimpanzees were declared endangered for the first time. The apes had b…

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When Dian Fossey was murdered
When Dian Fossey was murdered

In 1985, American gorilla expert Dian Fossey was murdered in her cabin at the research station she established in the mountains of Rwanda. Lucy Burns…

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Washoe: The chimp who learnt to sign
Washoe: The chimp who learnt to sign

In 1970, Washoe the chimpanzee was widely recognised as the first non-human to learn a human language. She was taught American sign language in a r…

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Harry Harlow's monkey attachment studies
Harry Harlow's monkey attachment studies

In the late 1950s, psychologist Harry Harlow conducted a series of experiments on baby rhesus monkeys which would become some of the most controversi…

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The first monkeys to survive space travel
The first monkeys to survive space travel

On 28 May 1959, the USA sent two monkeys, Able and Baker, into space.They were the first living creatures to survive a space flight.It was a watershe…

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