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On
the cover this month
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Bill
Henson
Paris Opera Project 1990-91
Type C colour photograph;
125.0 x 125.0 cm
The Wesfarmers Collection, Perth
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March
2004
Volume
XIV Number 6
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THE
LENS OF AN EARTH SCIENTIST
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Nancy
Robinson Flannery looks at the life, work and donations of postwar
geologist Dr Alick William Green Whittle, 1920-1987
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BIRDS |
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Author
of the Introduction to the Library’s recently released, expanded edition
of Judith Wright’s Birds, the poet’s daughter, Meredith McKinney,
reveals the background to the poems in this publication
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CORROBOREE |
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Researching
the Library’s extensive collection of dance materials, Michelle
Potter analyses the success of the three danced interpretations
of John Antill’s musical composition Corroboree
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SAMUEL
SHUMACK: FRONTIER TALES OF OLD CANBERRA |
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Delving
into the Manuscript Collection, Judy Cannon discovers some fascinating
tales of the everyday lives and experiences of early Canberrans
by the 19th-century chronicler Samuel Shumack
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TWO
MEN AND A BRIDGE |
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The
Votes and Proceedings of the early years of the New South Wales
Legislative Council reveal much of the social, economic and administrative
history of the growing colony, as illustrated by Russell Doust’s
research
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FRIENDS
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A
regular news page about the activities of the Friends of the National
Library of Australia
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