People, places and attachments at the National Museum of Australia

Message, Kylie

Cultural advice

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People, places and attachments at the National Museum of Australia

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2011

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Message, Kylie

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Taylor & Francis Group

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When I first visited Landmarks: People and Places across Australia, a new permanent exhibition at the National Museum of Australia, I was reminded of Peter Carey’s explanation that his motivation for writing Oscar and Lucinda was the removal of a church from the country town of Bellingen:

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History Australia

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10.1080/14490854.2011.11668395

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