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Kaurna remains return to country
Tim Dornin
Wangayarta Memorial Park serves as the burial ground for repatriated Kaurna remains from museums.
COVID-19 and Australia's unlearnt lessons
John Kidman
Professional rat catchers killed thousands of rodents following the arrival of the Black Death.
Opinion
Watergate at 50: the burglary that launched a thousand scandals
Rodney Tiffen
US president Richard Nixon addresses a crowd in 1974. In the background are protesters carrying signs in support of his impeachment. Picture: Getty Images
Our History
Weddings from Dungog's past
HISTORIC WEDDINGS: Rex Farley and Miriam Beggs were wed at St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Dungog on March 20, 1935. The couple are pictured with their bridal party.
Search for gaps in Wiki Australian history
Researchers want to determine what might be missing from Wikipedia's coverage of Australian history.
Rare Indigenous artworks to return home
Mibenge Nsenduluka
The artwork is returning to where it belongs, Aboriginal Affairs Minister Gabrielle Williams says.
Our History
Weddings from Dungog's past
Marie Nielson
WEDDING PARTY: Ethel Nugent and Herbert Beggs were married in St Andrews Presbyterian Church, Dungog on Saturday, December 27, 1941.
Anzac coo-ee echoes in country Australia
Stephanie Gardiner
Gilgandra locals re-enacted the Coo-ee March in 1987 and 2015.
Photos
Throwback Thursday: 20 photos from the Hunter's history
HISTORY: Hexham bridge
Shackleton ship in 'remarkable' condition
Ted Hennessey and Scott D'Arcy
Ernest Shackleton's lost ship has been discovered off Antarctica more than a century after it sunk.

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LATEST NEWS
Rain floods NSW as residents evacuate
Jack Gramenz and Farid Farid • 22m ago
NSW residents are being urged to avoid non-essential travel with flood risk and rain set to worsen.
NSW reports second diphtheria case
Farid Farid and Cassandra Morgan
Diphtheria vaccines are routinely administered to children from six weeks of age.
Australian virus border restrictions end
Cassandra Morgan and Jack Gramenz
Health authorities are expecting a further wave of COVID-19 infections in the coming months.

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