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The Friendship Spitfire: Jack Dawson-Green's war story
The Friendship Spitfire: Jack Dawson-Green's war story

A story of swagger, bravery, skill and ultimately, friendship, set on the frontline of war

2 years, 3 months ago

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Section 71: The Hindmarsh Island Bridge Affair (Part 2)
Section 71: The Hindmarsh Island Bridge Affair (Part 2)

In the second part of the bitter and long-running case known as the Hindmarsh Island bridge affair, the battle heads all the way to the High Court.

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Section 71: The Hindmarsh Island Bridge Affair (Part 1)
Section 71: The Hindmarsh Island Bridge Affair (Part 1)

Ever wondered how the term "secret women's business" entered the Australian vernacular? It's part of a bitter legal battle over land, culture and his…

2 years, 3 months ago

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Section 71: Communists, Terrorists and the High Court
Section 71: Communists, Terrorists and the High Court

How much power does the federal government have to protect Australians from international threats?  Two key High Court cases, 50 years apart, which p…

2 years, 3 months ago

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Section 71: The High Court Dog-Fight on Schools Funding
Section 71: The High Court Dog-Fight on Schools Funding

The High Court showdown over religious freedom that could help you understand how schools are funded to this day

2 years, 4 months ago

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Section 71 -  The Tasmanian crime of gay sex
Section 71 - The Tasmanian crime of gay sex

It might surprise you to learn that until 1997, a man could be jailed for up to 21 years for having sex with another man in Australia. This is the st…

2 years, 4 months ago

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Remembering Windradyne's War
Remembering Windradyne's War

In 1824, the British waged war against the Wiradjuri people of western NSW, a battle that shook the new colony.But many Australians have never heard …

2 years, 4 months ago

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In my skin

Growing up Regina looked totally different from her brothers and sisters, she thought she was adopted. But her mother told her that was only partly t…

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The medal that spoke

In 1806,  Maori chief Te Pahi  was gifted a silver medal by Sydney Governor Philip Gidley King. He had come from Aotearoa to establish trade.

But  the…

2 years, 5 months ago

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Crossing Enemy Lines
Crossing Enemy Lines

Minna Muhlen-Schulte knew her surname came from her German grandfather who’d married her Australian grandmother in the 1930s and had lived in Berlin.…

2 years, 5 months ago

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