studentactionforaborigines
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Mr Ford, Manager, Moree Artesian Baths, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
Sugar cane field and housing, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
Sue Reeves on a fence, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
Aboriginal man, possibly Gerry Mason?, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
View of a house, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
View over paddocks, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
Views of the Aboriginal Reserve at Bowraville?, February 1965 / The Tribune from State Library of New South Wales uploaded August 2015
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Charles Perkins and Bowraville residents, February 1965 / The Tribune
- Dwight Walker said:
Graffiti and debris on SAFA bus, 17 February 1965 / The Tribune
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Wayne Hill said:
Graffiti "Get home duss" ?
Passenger arrivals at Inverell Airport, February 1965 / The Tribune
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Highranger said:
Many years ago I was talking to a fellow passenger on a flight in the US and who had visited Australia in the 60's and was delighted at the opportunity to ask me about a riddle which had bemused him since his trip so long ago. He had checked in to a regional airport and the airline staff member didn't allow him on the plane saying "Sorry Ockka the Fokker's chocka" which means to any Australian "Sorry Mate the plane is full" I wonder what happened to all those many Fokker Friendship aircraft servicing regional Australia.