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Category: Post-war Australia: A Changing World

The Snowy Mountains Scheme

July 4, 2026 cheryl

This article was first published on 10 May 2021. Why the Snowy Mountains Scheme? In Keepers, my women’s fiction book…

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Posted in: Post-war Australia: A Changing World, The inspiration behind the books Filed under: australia 1950s, Cabramurra, construction workers, Cooma, european immigration to Australia, historical fiction, Jindabyne

Post WW2 Migrant Hostels

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This article was first published 6 March 2021. Why Post WW2 migrant hostels? Post WW2 migrant hostels – or one…

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Posted in: Post-war Australia: A Changing World, The inspiration behind the books Filed under: Australia, immigrants, migrant hostels, post world war 2, rationing england, ten pound poms, world war 2

Orchard Kingdom

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This story was first published 6 May 2020. Orchard Kingdom is based on an early Australian childhood experience. The story…

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Posted in: Post-war Australia: A Changing World, The inspiration behind the books

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