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Sydney · Farming & the land

Farming & the land, 1982

8 stories in Sydney's papers

Argies Butcher Brits! Innocent Sheep Left Orphan

Tharunka · Monday 17 May 1982 · page 15

Reports are just filtering through of atrocities committed by the Argentinian elite “Wildese Doges” commandos in a surprise attack on British scientists in Antarctica. The five brilliant,…

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Alfred the Sheep Boy

Tharunka · Monday 31 May 1982 · page 30

Third year Australian Drama students have revived an unpublished play by DAVID WILLIAMSON. Williamson was active in the…

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Live sheep dispute flares

Tribune · Wednesday 9 June 1982 · page 4

MELBOURNE: The live sheep export issue has taken a new turn with the return to Australia of a federal government sponsored…

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Alfred the Incredible Sheep Boy Maggie Phillips

Tharunka · Monday 19 July 1982 · page 15

Being a first year, and a mature age student, and a drama student, came to the University with some pretty wall forced ideas on what…

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Cattle

Tharunka · Thursday 29 July 1982 · page 28

Dear Eds, This is in reference to the re-enrolment of School of Accountancy students for second session…

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France Now Computers Down on the Farm

Le Courrier Australien · Tuesday 10 August 1982 · page 6

Telematics and computers, which have made a noisy and spectacular entry into industry, commerce and finance in the last few years, have…

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Down on the farm

Tribune · Wednesday 8 September 1982 · page 14

Not really an environmental note, but too good to miss: Ironworkers Union (FIA) assistant national…

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Trachoma program "nigger farming" Says national Black Health group

Tribune · Wednesday 10 November 1982 · page 3

CANBERRA: Northern Territory Aboriginal delegate to the National Trachoma and Eye Health Program, Ray "Speedy"…

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