GALLERY: Hot metal printing & the rural press
Tiny newspapers are booming across rural Australia. Though many have modernised, a few still use traditional methods.
Tiny newspapers are booming across rural Australia. Though many have modernised, a few still use traditional methods.
Tiny newspapers are booming across rural Australia. Though many have modernised, a few still use traditional methods.
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Sixty years ago, Melbourne-born Sir William McKie masterminded music for the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II.
Images from the late 1800s depict the heady excitement of Australia’s Gold Rush period.
A photographic legend, Alfred Gregory gave the world its first glimpse of the summit of Everest.
It’s been 60 years since two men first claimed Everest’s summit, but hundreds still attempt it every year.
It’s been 60 years since two men first claimed Everest’s summit, but hundreds still attempt it every year.
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