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1. Trim the Sailor Cat Trim sailed around Australia in 1802 on the good ship Tryall, assisting his person, Matthew Flinders, to map the coast. During his many sea voyages with Flinders, this remarkable black and white cat took an interest in the practical aspects of the r...
2. Mudgee, Australia Mudgee is an Australian town famous for its vineyards and fine wines. It is located among rolling hills in the central west of New South Wales, and is definitely worth the time to visit. Other attractions in Mudgee include the beautiful 19th century...
3. Beyond Land's End, a true story of unswerving faith How much do we really know about our early Australian history and our ancestors? Australians are increasingly curious about what has gone before, as shown by the influx of television programs such as Who Do You Think You Are? and the prevalence of hi...
4. Eureka - The Birthplace of the Australian Spirit The Australian Spirit is captured perfectly by Fred Ludbrook in his prize-winning piece, The Class of 1932 - Humffray Street State School. Fred's story took out first prize in The Ballarat Courier's 1997 Southern Cross Literary Competition. The them...
5. Gulgong, Australia Gulgong is a small Australian town that looks like it is still in the 19th century. Ignore the cars and look at the buildings -- the old hotels, the old shops, the old opera house. All these buildings look like they did when they were built back in...