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“Granny” gets in and gets the job done

“Granny” gets in and gets the job done

“All ladies in farming are a big part of the business and Jan, well, she is the boss.”

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Doing our bit at home

Doing our bit at home

The New England Soldiers' Club, a place for all members of the Australian Imperial Expeditionary Forces, camped at Armidale Showground in 1916.

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Postcards from the Western Front

Postcards from the Western Front

Thanks for the socks but send more cigarettes: there's hope and humour in these letters home from a country lad fighting the Old Fritz in 1917.

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Why should we remember the Great War?

Why should we remember the Great War?

I do think the war was a tragedy, even aside from the suffering and death it imposed.

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Wool spun from the sheep’s back to ewe

Wool spun from the sheep’s back to ewe

Today, Australia is still one of the world’s largest wool producers.

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Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Armistice Centenary: We can never forget

Dungog is one Australian community that sent away its young men to war a century ago.

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#UsToo launch puts harassment in spotlight

#UsToo launch puts harassment in spotlight

The Rural, Regional, Remote Women’s Network hosted a luncheon to open the doors for a conversation about sexual harassment in WA rural and regional industries.

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Postcards from the Western Front

Postcards from the Western Front

Thanks for the socks but send more cigarettes: there's hope and humour in these letters home from a country lad fighting the Old Fritz in 1917.

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Road to Remembrance

Road to Remembrance

When at last the conflict ended on November 11, 1918, it left behind a country bereft with grief.

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Gruesome tale portrayed on canvas

Gruesome tale portrayed on canvas

Burracoppin artist Jo Millington always wanted to portray the true story of the 1930s Rabbit Proof Fence murders.

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Trade Minister puts heat on India over sugar subsidies

Trade Minister puts heat on India over sugar subsidies

Australia reacts to India's export push that is hitting local industry and devaluing the global market.

Why farmers need to stand up or suffer

Why farmers need to stand up or suffer

Perception is everything in today’s online world. Farmers have been taking it on the chin for far too long because of the “just get on with it” characters they are.