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'We're tired': couple's emotional farewell to historic Monaro Highway inn

The inn is the first stop for Canberrans travelling to the snow.

The Canberra Times

The remarkable story of the 1879 Sydney riot that set the tone for 150 years of Ashes rivalry

All hell broke loose at what became known as the SCG when a couple of thousand people, including a teenage Banjo Paterson, stormed the pitch

The Guardian - AU

The drive started hours before dawn, but our nine-hour trip to ‘Hay and Hell and Booligal’ was always worth it

Crammed across the back seat of a 1983 Ford Falcon GL for nine hours, only the adventures to come made the nine-hour drive bearable for young Jonathan Barrett and his siblings

The Guardian - AU

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Mylora estate up for sale with $30 million price tag

Banjo Paterson and Ben Hall made the property famous.

The Canberra Times

‘Feral horses don’t know state borders’: the push to protect Victoria’s Alpine national park

Native species are losing ground in Victoria’s Alpine park as the brumby population booms

The Guardian - AU

Her Sunburnt Country by Deborah FitzGerald review – illuminating biography of Dorothea Mackellar

The first authorised biography reveals the Australian poet’s fascinating contradictions, but has less to say on the wilful white amnesia of her work

The Guardian - AU

Ever heard of the Bowning pheazel?

The origins of this mysterious 'creature' date back to a cold wet Monday afternoon in the mid-1980s when a larger than normal crowd had gathered in the Bowning Hotel.

The Canberra Times

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From 'technicolour yawn' to 'draining the dragon': how Barry Humphries breathed new life into Australian slang

If slang is the people’s poetry, then Australia lost a poet last week.

The Conversation

'Flash Johnny' an outlaw till the end

On the outskirts of Binalong is the crude bush grave of bushranger John Gilbert, marked with a dilapidated wooden cross and rudimentary bush rock headstone.

The Canberra Times

Is living in the city or country better? The people have spoken

Regional Australians rated the quality of their lives more highly on several issues - by at least 10 per cent - compared to capitals.

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