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What we've learnt since the first dinosaur was named
Will Dunham
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Casting of Archaeopteryx, the oldest known bird. Original fossil located at Humboldt University, Berlin. Found near Blumenberg in 1877. Picture Getty Images
Volunteers sought to read some of the most moving love letters ever sent
Steve Evans
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Australian War Memorial's head of research Robyn Van-Dik. Picture by Sitthixay Ditthavong
Vintage rest stop photos a window into road-trips past
Nyk Carnsew
Transport for NSW has released an album of 60 road stop images, dated from 1955-1982. (HANDOUT/TRANSPORT FOR NSW)
National Library rewriting the script as history becomes clearer
Steve Evans
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National Library of Australia director-general Marie-Louise Ayres with one of the millions of handwritten manuscripts. Picture by Elesa Kurtz
'Stomach cramp': how lone Eaglehawk policeman outsmarted his kidnappers
Tom O'Callaghan
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A police car on patrol in Bendigo, much like Leigh Gallagher when he was kidnapped by prison escapees in 1962. Picture by Brendan McCarthy
Bad Christmas: Horrible festive blow-ups from Bendigo's history
Tom O'Callaghan
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Lantern Slide - A Christmas Carol, 'Bob Cratchit's Christmas Dinner', 1843-1880. Source: Museums Victoria
Government welcomes greater Frontier Wars coverage at war memorial
Steve Evans
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Veterans' Affairs Minister Matt Keogh, front, with AWM director Matt Anderson on Monday. Picture by Karleen Minney
Titan of Bendigo, George Mackay, guided Addy into the era of Federation
By Ross McMullin
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George Mackay was a towering figure in Bendigo media and community. Picture supplied
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Murder, kidnapping, mysteries: the crimes that shocked Bendigo
Lucy Williams
Brutal murders, sieges, poisonings and kidnappings that stopped the central Victorian city of Bendigo in its tracks. File picture
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Did you know four police were shot during a siege in Kangaroo Flat?
Tom O'Callaghan and Ashlee Kelly
A Bendigo Advertiser suppliment from 1963, six months after a fire gutted the masthead's headquarters.

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