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Adding to a journey that started in Cape Town, South Africa, and took him to Oxford and Berkshire in the UK, and then, in Australia, to Rutherglen in Wangaratta Diocese, followed by the Surf coast, Croydon and now Drouin, today I took the imagination of business analyst and man of God, Father John Webster, to…
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Dear Paulie, what happened 50 years ago today was a terrible part of war. These lines are intended to be sung to the tune of Waltzing Matilda: War Is A Killer. War Is A Killer. Berbunyi merdeka atau mati. And their ghosts can be heard in all our talk of Balibo. War Is A Killer…
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The fall of Damascus to overwhelming British imperial forces on October 1, 1918, was a crucial moment in the end of the Ottoman Empire. Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Charles Niquet Olden, born in Ballarat in 1881, lead the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) mounted soldiers into the city. Historian Amanda Bentley writes in “Ballarat & District in the…
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