# Australia

> A chronological documentary of 2,125 moments spanning 1777–2026.
> Source: https://loreline.live/loreline/australia · Loreline (loreline.live)

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this archive contains images, names and voices of people who have died. A country told through objects, documents and dates rather than landscape. Stone channels cut into a lava flow in western Victoria to farm eels, one of them carbon dated to six thousand six hundred years, and a World Heritage listing that arrived in 2019. A dictation test that could be given in any European language and was designed to be failed. Boards painted at a settlement west of Alice Springs in 1971, on which the dots were added to cover what outsiders were not meant to see. A hoist in a back yard that the man it is named after did not invent. Eight thousand seven hundred and nine dead at Gallipoli and a legend built afterwards by a war correspondent. An apology delivered in a chamber in Canberra in February 2008, and a referendum that failed fifteen years later with only one territory voting yes.

_Curated by Olivier · last updated 2026-09-20._

## Eras

- **Convicts**, Transportation and what it built. About one hundred and sixty-two thousand convicts arrived between 1788 and 1868, and eleven of the places that held them are inscribed as World Heritage. Barracks, cells, leg irons, work gangs, probation stations and the paperwork of a system that ran for eighty years.
- **Frontier**, The frontier conflict and its documentary record. Massacre sites and their memorials, native police, the mission and reserve system, and the commemorations that came much later. Casualty figures are contested and are given as ranges with the historians who estimate them named.
- **Eels**, Budj Bim, where the Gunditjmara cut channels, weirs and dams into a lava flow in western Victoria to trap and farm short-finned eels, kooyang. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to six thousand six hundred years and the wider complex is suggested at about eight thousand. It was inscribed on the World Heritage List on 6 July 2019, and the Traditional Owners tell it themselves through their own corporation.
- **Ochre**, Ochre as material and as trade: the pits and quarries, ground pigment, grinding stones, and the routes the colour travelled. Thin here by measurement rather than neglect, because the free photographic record of ochre practice barely exists and no amount of searching produced it.
- **Madjedbebe**, Deep-time occupation and the archaeology that dates it. The Madjedbebe rockshelter in the Northern Territory, Lake Mungo, ground-edge axes, grindstones and the excavation trenches themselves. The 65,000-year date published in Nature is genuinely contested on grounds of sediment movement, and the archive says so rather than settling it.
- **Dictation**, The White Australia policy and the machinery that ran it. The Immigration Restriction Act of 1901 and its dictation test, which could be administered in any European language and was designed to be failed, along with certificates of exemption, customs paperwork, and the long dismantling. The documents are the subject here as much as the people.
- **Marngrook**, Football and the argument about where it came from. Marn Grook is well documented as a game, but the claim that it influenced Australian rules is rejected by Hibbins, who wrote the code's own official history, and by Pennings and Ruddell, so the archive presents the dispute rather than the claim. Also the grounds, the crowds, and the Indigenous Round.
- **Wool**, The industry that paid for the country. Merinos, shearing sheds and the shearers who worked them, wool bales and stores, the great woolsheds and the stations behind them. Also the strikes, which is where a good deal of Australian politics starts.
- **Songlines**, Country as something carried and transmitted rather than owned. Named tracks across the continent, the Seven Sisters, and the Arnhem Land material that can be shown. Restricted and ceremonial material is excluded, which is a real limit on what this facet can hold, and the limit is the point rather than an omission.
- **Papunya**, The Western Desert painting movement that began at Papunya in 1971, with the cooperative following in 1972. Boards and canvases, the settlement itself, and the Luritja and Pintupi Country the work sets down. After community criticism between 1973 and 1975 the painters adopted over-dotting to conceal restricted designs, so the style the world knows is partly a way of not showing something.
- **Verandah**, The Australian building as an object: the verandah itself, corrugated iron, weatherboard, iron lace, the Queenslander on stumps and the homestead with its shade. Domestic and civic architecture treated as a national vernacular rather than as scenery.
- **Gallipoli**, The landing of 25 April 1915 and everything built on it. Eight thousand seven hundred and nine Australians died in the campaign, and the legend was assembled afterwards, substantially by the war correspondent C.E.W. Bean. The cove, the trenches, the cemeteries, and the commemoration that outgrew the battle.
- **Bark**, Painting as a transmissible practice in Arnhem Land, moving from rock to bark to board. The smallest facet in the archive on the photographic side, because almost no bark painting exists under a free licence anywhere: Commons holds roughly twenty-five files in total. What is here leans on the rock art at Ubirr and Burrungkuy, and the film side carries the rest.
- **Surf**, The beach as an institution. Surf lifesaving clubs and their reels, the flags, the boards, the carnivals, and the beaches themselves from Bondi and Manly outward. The largest photographic facet in the archive.
- **Snowy**, The Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Scheme and the postwar migration that built it. Dams, tunnels, penstocks and power stations, the construction camps, and a workforce drawn from more than thirty countries. The photographic record here is thinner than the engineering deserves.
- **Apology**, The Stolen Generations and the long reckoning. The Bringing Them Home report of 1997, the National Apology delivered on 13 February 2008, Sorry Day, the memorials, and the Voice referendum of 2023, which failed with 39.94 per cent in favour and only the Australian Capital Territory voting yes.
- **Music**, The country in sound. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music first, including the didgeridoo, which comes from Arnhem Land in the north and is under a thousand years old rather than ancient and nationwide. Then the pub rock circuit and the venues that sustained it, country music and the Tamworth festival, the instruments, the broadcasters, and the art music written here.
- **Writers**, The literary record: the poets and novelists, the bush ballads and the arguments about them, the little magazines, the prizes and the manuscripts. Includes writers who left and kept writing about the place from elsewhere.
- **Cinema**, Australian film, which produced what is generally held to be the first feature length narrative film anywhere, The Story of the Kelly Gang in 1906. The studios and the location shoots, the new wave of the 1970s, the actors and directors, and the long stretches when the industry barely existed.
- **Stage**, Theatre, dance and performance. The touring circuits and the picture palaces that doubled as theatres, ballet and contemporary dance, Aboriginal performance companies, cabaret and vaudeville, and the buildings that housed all of it.
- **Opera House**, One building, treated as its own subject because the record justifies it. Utzon's competition win in 1957, the shells and the tile lids, the political fight that drove him out of the country in 1966, the opening by the Queen in 1973, and its inscription as World Heritage in 2007.

## Timeline

### 1777
- **1777**, The prison hulk Justitia at Woolwich. Convicts labour on the shore at Woolwich Warren with the 260 ton hulk Justitia moored in the Thames behind them. The hulks filled up after the American War of Independence closed off transportation to the former colonies, leaving Britain with sentenced prisoners and nowhere to send them. Botany Bay was the answer to that backlog. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a79803f-154f-40fb-ab40-9cbd675ca64b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_of_the_Justitia_Hulk,_with_the_Convicts_at_Work,_near_Woolwich._New_Newgate_Calendar_or_Malefactor%27s_Register_PZ9265.jpg
### 1787
- **1787**, List of female convicts on the Lady Penrhyn. A manuscript roll of the women carried aboard the Lady Penrhyn, compiled around 1790 by Arthur Bowes Smyth, the ship's surgeon. The Lady Penrhyn sailed with the First Fleet in May 1787 carrying only women prisoners. Names on lists like this are often the only surviving record of a transported person. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0eb9f836-b798-4d21-ac8f-c510fa00e26b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_808019_List_of_the_Female_Convicts_on_Board_the_Lady_Penrhyn_1787.jpg
- **1787**, A First Fleet convict list. A handwritten list of prisoners from the papers of the surgeon Arthur Bowes Smyth, held by the State Library of New South Wales. About 162,000 convicts were transported to the Australian colonies across the whole period of transportation. Roughly 1,400 people sailed with the First Fleet, of whom about half were convicts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a08dc972-21bc-4109-ac56-5d28d1b76e43) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_808017_List_of_the_Convicts.jpg
- **1787**, The Friendship transport, 13 May 1787. A list of prisoners aboard the Friendship dated the day the First Fleet sailed from Portsmouth. The voyage to Botany Bay took just over eight months. Compared with later mass transportations, First Fleet mortality was low, which the officers attributed to their own provisioning. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d6f4eaf-7ec3-4101-896f-eab87ca9c72b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_800171_List_of_the_convicts_on_board_the_Friendship_Transport_May_the_13th_1787.jpg
- **1787**, Women received from the Charlotte. A receipt list of female convicts transferred from the transport Charlotte. Women were about fifteen per cent of all convicts sent to the Australian colonies. The paperwork treated them as consignments to be signed for. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b6c991cf-5764-4fe7-b335-337c9f2b69b0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_800181_List_of_Female_Convicts_Received_from_the_Charlotte_Transport.jpg
- **1787**, Weather journal of HMS Sirius. A daily noon weather record kept aboard the fleet's flagship. Sirius was the naval escort for the transports and the colony's link to the outside world. She was wrecked off Norfolk Island in March 1790, stranding the settlement's supply line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/560db14c-b9b3-4902-bbfc-49a6a5e10cff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_797837_Journal_of_the_Weather_Situation_each_day_at_noon_on_His_Majestys_Ship_Sirius.jpg
### 1788
- **1788**, Arrived in Botany Bay, January 1788. A note written inside a journal cover recording arrival at Botany Bay on 20 January 1788. The fleet found the bay unsuitable and moved north to Port Jackson within days. The colony's founding date is taken from the landing there on 26 January. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1436dc30-cf0b-4663-ba20-abdf041468e0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_808013_Note_inside_cover_Arrived_in_Botany_Bay_Janry_20th_1788.jpg
- **1788**, Lieutenant Ball signs at Sydney Cove. A document signed by Henry Lidgbird Ball aboard HMS Supply at Sydney Cove in April 1788, ten weeks after the landing. Supply was the smallest ship of the fleet and the fastest. Ball took her to Norfolk Island in February 1788 to plant a second settlement there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8b62dad-6909-498b-98ed-9d3a980f20e6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_820578_Document_signed_by_Lieutenant_Henry_Lidgbird_Ball_Supply_Sydney_Cove_7_Apr_1788.jpg
- **1788**, An account of Port Jackson timber. Notes inserted into a First Fleet journal assessing the local timbers and what each was good for. Building the settlement depended on answering questions like this by trial. Much early construction failed because the assessments were wrong. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/17c1c44b-2d4b-47a9-b77a-174b1aca2a68) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_797981_Papers_inserted_into_journal_Account_of_the_different_kinds_of_timber_amp_the_use_it_is_fit_for_in_Port_Jackson.jpg
### 1789
- **1789**, The First Fleet at Botany Bay. An engraving by T. Medland after a drawing by R. Cleveley, published in Arthur Phillip's account of the voyage. Aboriginal people watch from canoes in the foreground as the ships come in, with Bare Island and Cape Solander behind. The image is a British publication's version of the arrival, drawn for readers in London. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f7a95288-8052-4013-906e-2a7deca20a3c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_view_of_Botany_Bay_A1475003h.jpg
- **1789**, Charles Gore paints Botany Bay. A watercolour of the bay made about 1789, held by the State Library of New South Wales. The wide low shoreline was what the fleet rejected: poor soil, no reliable fresh water, exposed anchorage. The settlement went to Sydney Cove instead. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d4f30ba0-ae32-4d99-b27e-ffc64cead755) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_826105_Botany_Bay_New_South_Wales_ca_1789_watercolour_by_Charles_Gore.jpg
### 1790
- **1790**, Losses in the wreck of the Sirius. An inventory of what went down when HMS Sirius struck the reef at Norfolk Island in March 1790. The loss came during the colony's worst period of shortage, before the arrival of the Second Fleet. Rations at Sydney Cove had already been cut. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ef3c1a1-c887-462f-98a8-b8fd5357f54a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_814526_List_of_articles_lost_in_the_wreck_of_the_Sirius_March_1790.jpg
### 1798
- **1798**, Richard Dry, transported after 1798. A portrait of Richard Dry, sentenced to transportation following the Irish rising of 1798 as a supporter of Lord Edward Fitzgerald. Political prisoners from Ireland formed a distinct group among the transported. His son became the first native born premier of Tasmania. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/75375f1f-04a7-4c3e-aa82-469d010d9d79) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_102632_Richard_Dry.jpg
### 1818
- **1818**, Lycett painting of a corroboree. A corroboree at Newcastle as painted by Joseph Lycett around 1818. Lycett was a convict artist and the image is a colonist's record of Aboriginal people made by someone with no standing to interpret what he was watching. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/24d0a9c1-ce9b-4535-8b86-cdd0ef270c57) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Joseph_Lycett_Corroboree_Newcastle.jpg
### 1830
- **1830**, Government gaol gang, Sydney. Augustus Earle's view of a chained government gaol gang, published in his Australian scrap book in 1830. Iron gangs were the punishment tier for convicts who reoffended in the colony. Earle travelled widely and drew what he saw, which makes his plates unusual among period images. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/612f7cb4-26fe-4bc8-bd7f-d676cb3934e9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Convict_gang_Sydney.jpg
- **1830**, Convicts in New South Wales. A lithograph after Augustus Earle, printed in London by Charles Joseph Hullmandel and published by J. Cross in 1830. The plate circulated an image of colonial convict labour to a British audience that had sentenced the men in it. The original is held by the State Library of New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14e42454-fec6-4271-bf52-5f1f1db8f4eb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Views_in_New_South_Wales_and_Van_Diemens_Land.jpg
### 1833
- **1833**, Towtrer, painted by William Buelow Gould. A portrait of Towtrer, described as a leader of the Port Davey people in south west Tasmania, painted in 1833 by William Buelow Gould and held by the State Library of New South Wales. Gould was a convict artist transported for theft who was set to painting natural history specimens and portraits. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce3d92c3-dd27-4fc3-90af-670c2b70c9a6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Towtrer_Tasmanian_Aboriginal_by_W_B_Gould_1833.jpg
### 1835
- **1835**, Benjamin Law's bust of Trucaninny. A plaster bust by Benjamin Law titled Trucaninny, Wife of Woureddy, made in Hobart in the 1830s and held by the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra. Law produced these as a commercial pair for sale to colonists, which makes them among the earliest sculptures made in the colony and also an early example of Aboriginal people turned into saleable objects. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e406b71c-99fb-485d-8345-02e337070430) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:National_Portrait_Gallery,_Canberra,_Australia_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_Trucaninny,_wife_of_Woureddy.jpg
### 1838
- **1838**, Plan of the Norfolk Island barracks. A coloured plan dated 31 March 1838, marking out the wards of the prisoner barracks including an invalid ward and a boys' ward. The second Norfolk Island settlement, running from 1825, was deliberately built as the harshest destination in the system. The plan is held by State Records New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0202d7b4-59b7-400c-830d-95432e3c0ed2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norfolk_Island_Plan_of_Prisoner_Barracks,_1838_(5413960897).jpg
### 1840
- **1840**, Commandant Charles O'Hara Booth. Thomas James Lempriere painted the Port Arthur commandant around 1840. Booth was appointed in March 1833 with authority over every station on the Tasman Peninsula, and laid out the township, the harbour works and the semaphore line. From 1840 his jurisdiction narrowed to Port Arthur and the boys' establishment at Point Puer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d09d2c85-f844-43ae-9dec-258dc085bc8f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_O%27Hara_Booth_portrait_(Libraries_Tasmania_PH_30-1-295).jpg
### 1842
- **1842**, A conduct register entry. A detail from the Van Diemen's Land conduct register for George Jones, held by the Tasmanian Archives. Registers under the assignment system recorded every offence, punishment and reassignment across a sentence. They are now the main genealogical route back to individual convicts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cff51cc5-da20-455b-846d-4723d41067e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Jones_convict_record_image.jpg
- **1842**, Conrad Martens paints Government House. Conrad Martens made this oil painting in 1842, held by the State Library of New South Wales. Martens had arrived in Sydney in 1835 after sailing as artist aboard the Beagle. His view presents the seat of colonial authority as landscape rather than as administration. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cdf7569e-e198-469f-9bdc-cbd1d331082a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Government_House_1842_C._Martens.jpg
### 1843
- **1843**, John Hall of Dublin, died 1843. A headstone for John Hall, native of the city of Dublin, who died on 9 September 1843 aged 24. Norfolk Island in the 1840s held men sent as a further punishment after reoffending in New South Wales or Van Diemen's Land. Few of the dead have stones at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0921c414-740c-440c-a832-7302801b6243) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norfolk_Island_Cemetery_(11791303874).jpg
### 1844
- **1844**, The Cascades Female Factory in 1844. John Skinner Prout's hand coloured lithograph shows the female factory in Hobart from Proctor's Quarry. Women sentenced to the factory worked in laundry and needlework under a class system that governed food, contact with children and the possibility of release. The site is one of the eleven Australian Convict Sites inscribed as World Heritage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/81615681-5641-4674-9730-f8f9f10ddfb7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cascades_Female_Factory_1844.jpg
### 1845
- **1845**, A convict love token. A copper disc filed smooth from a 1797 penny and engraved by hand, in the National Museum of Australia. Thomas Lock was sentenced to ten years transportation in 1845 for highway robbery and stealing, and made or commissioned this before he sailed. Tokens like it were left with families who would almost certainly never see the sender again. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/52239757-da8d-40d8-a40a-b60757b18cf1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nma.img-ci20061736-002-ei-vs1.jpg
- **1845**, Port Arthur in 1845. John Skinner Prout's pencil and watercolour view of the settlement, held by the State Library of New South Wales. By 1845 Port Arthur was a working industrial site with shipyards, a flour mill and a timber trade, all run on convict labour. It operated from 1830 until 1877. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ee4a1cd-021a-4360-8b1b-5918a88fdafe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_Prout_1845_V1-FL3233366.jpg
- **1845**, Forged notes in an 1845 arrest file. Fraudulent banknotes kept as evidence after the arrest of the labourer Timothy O'Meara on 3 May 1845. He told authorities he needed the money to buy a rifle. Property offences of this kind account for the large majority of transportation sentences. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e9c20fb2-b754-4a4b-a8d5-a9786ecbf9fe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arrest_of_labourer_Timothy_O%E2%80%99Meara_for_forgery_(bank_notes),_1845_(8703328250).jpg
### 1846
- **1846**, A murdered overseer, 1846. The stone of Stephen Smith, a free overseer at Norfolk Island and a native of Dublin, aged 40, recorded as barbarously murdered by a body of prisoners on 1 July 1846. The killing came during the period of the second settlement's worst violence. The wording is the administration's account, cut in stone. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cee7145c-f2b8-44d8-b26c-ddef31c5c09a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norfolk_Island_Cemetery_(11791306684).jpg
### 1852
- **1852**, Convicts push the Port Arthur tramway. A painting of about 1852 showing prisoners pushing passenger carts along the tramway, made in 1855 by Godfrey Charles Mundy or his wife Louisa and published in Mundy's book Our Antipodes. There was no locomotive: the men were the engine. John Watt Beattie photographed the painting decades later and added the caption. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3ad8e3e0-09bb-4846-8360-5c1846c3550d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Convicts_propelling_passengers_in_carts_on_the_railway_at_Port_Arthur_penal_settlement.jpg
### 1855
- **1855**, Tower Hill in 1855. Von Guerard worked on this panorama of the Tower Hill maar and its inset scoria cones between 15 August and 5 October 1855. The painting recorded the native vegetation in enough detail that it was later used as a reference for replanting the degraded reserve. Tower Hill lies west of Warrnambool on the same volcanic plain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/df21e833-026a-4c2e-af10-d78d9766b551) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eugene_von_Guerard_Tower_Hill_1855_EXHI014644.jpg
### 1858
- **1858**, Men in possum skin cloaks at Penshurst. A group of Aboriginal men wearing possum skin cloaks and blankets, photographed at Penshurst in western Victoria in 1858 by Antoine Fauchery. Cloaks were sewn from dozens of pelts and incised on the skin side with designs then rubbed with ochre. A further figure at the left of the plate has been blotted out and only a blur remains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8f881ee-a09e-4ecf-a0b1-5b36c809ff63) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_group_of_Aboriginal_men_in_possum_skin_cloaks_and_blankets_in_1858_at_Penshurst_in_Victoria.jpg
### 1860
- **1860**, Von Guerard paints the Mount Eccles crater. Eugene von Guerard's mid nineteenth century view of the crater lake, painted while the colony was still calling Budj Bim by its settler name. The accompanying text praises the irregularity of the structure and the brilliant green of the water. Nothing in the colonial record of the period registers the aquaculture system across the flow below. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49128e7a-655e-40fc-8156-7a50be156f14) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Crater_of_Mount_Eccles_(Victoria).jpg
### 1861
- **1861**, A convict artist paints Mary Tame. Charles Henry Theodore Costantini, born in France in 1803, painted this portrait of Mary Tame during his years in the Tasmanian colony. He was himself a transported convict and worked as an artist there from the 1820s until his death in 1860. Convict artists produced a substantial share of the surviving colonial portraits. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6d79f3a1-611a-45ef-a02d-6450a09127df) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_Henry_Theodore_Costantini_-_0ff4eb5bae.jpg
### 1865
- **1865**, Colonial depiction of a Murray River corroboree. A corroboree on the Murray River in a colonial depiction from 1865. Images of this kind were made by and for Europeans, and the ceremonies themselves are not the archive's to interpret. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/03033ab1-9072-4f4b-b6a7-b9b5c39eced1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Corroboree_on_the_Murray_River.jpg
### 1866
- **1866**, Marcus Clarke in riding gear. 1866. He arrived in Victoria from London at seventeen and worked on a station before turning to journalism. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d82aa85e-5b3a-4803-9728-6db0db2e0f63) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Portrait_photograph_of_Marcus_Clarke_in_riding_gear,_ca_1866._Courtesy_of_State_Library_Victoria.jpg
### 1870
- **1870**, Owen's plate of Diprotodon australis. An illustration from Richard Owen's paper on the fossil mammals of Australia, published in the Philosophical Transactions in 1870. Owen worked entirely from specimens shipped to London and never visited Australia. His naming of the megafauna established the framework that later Australian palaeontologists worked within and against. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2158260d-b133-4866-b976-7dac41a79de2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:On_the_Fossil_Mammals_of_Australia._Part_III._Diprotodon_australis,_Owen_(1870)_(14740927646).jpg
- **1870**, Paired portraits sold as the last Tasmanians. A printed sheet pairing portraits of Truganini and William Lanne, captioned as the last Tasmanian woman and the last Tasmanian man, held by the Rijksmuseum. Images like this circulated internationally as ethnographic curiosities. After Lanne died in 1869 his body was mutilated and parts taken by competing collectors, and Truganini asked before her death in 1876 that her remains not be treated the same way. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f3a513f9-772f-4b87-bf67-da5eda61acce) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Twee_portretten_van_een_Tasmaanse_man_en_vrouw_Truganini,_The_Last_Tasmanian_Woman_(titel_op_object)_William_Lannae,_The_Last_Tasmanian_Man_(titel_op_object),_RP-F-2001-7-1034-11.jpg
- **1870**, Head shots from a colonial collection. Two head shots of Truganini and William Lanne from about 1870, associated with the papers of James Barnard, Government Printer of Tasmania, who read a paper to the Royal Society of Tasmania in 1889 titled Notes on the last living Aboriginal in Tasmania. The framing tells you what the colony wanted to believe about itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d8ca78de-0c08-4c9b-ba41-d8df8b24fd49) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trugannini_%26_King_Billy.jpg
- **1870**, Darlington probation station. The station on Maria Island photographed around 1870, from a collection assembled by E. R. Pretyman. Under the probation system introduced in the 1840s, convicts served a fixed term of gang labour before becoming eligible for a pass. Darlington later became a cement works and then a national park. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e7b3c1d7-1ab3-4b69-97c6-aae7a4baa270) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Darlington_Probation_Station_Maria_Island.jpg
### 1875
- **1875**, The Carandini family. 1875, among the first opera performing families in Australia. Marie Carandini toured colonial theatres for decades before Melba's generation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e0fba3a-f527-4b6b-834b-51323b870e20) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Carandini_ladies,_one_of_Australia%27s_first_opera_performing_families,_ca._1875_-_photographer_Charles_Hewitt_(attributed)_(3293959164).jpg
### 1876
- **1876**, Alfred Deakin as a young man. A studio portrait of the Victorian politician made by Johnstone, O'Shannessy and Company in 1876, when he was about twenty. As Attorney General he drafted and introduced the Immigration Restriction Act 1901, the founding statute of the White Australia policy, and he served three terms as prime minister. He argued the exclusion in the language of racial unity rather than of labour competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b431ac1f-e3ba-4828-a318-3c323aabe8c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alfred_Deakin_-_Johnstone_O%27Shannessy.jpg
### 1877
- **1877**, Breastplate given to Billy Hippie. An engraved brass breastplate presented to Billy Hippie, an Aboriginal stockworker at Minnon Station, showing him riding down runaway cattle. Colonists issued these crescent plates, often called king plates, to individuals they chose to designate as leaders, which cut across the authority structures actually in place. This one is held by the National Museum of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57cd5f74-befe-4abf-914f-ca664bc0703e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nma.img-ci20071827-008-ei-vs1.jpg
- **1877**, Deakin photographed by Stewart and Company. A second early studio portrait of Alfred Deakin, taken in 1877. He entered the Victorian parliament at twenty two and was a leading federationist through the conventions of the 1890s. The Act he shepherded through in 1901 avoided naming any race, substituting a dictation test that officers could set in any European language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c88fc62d-9522-488e-beea-1fb27422432c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alfred_Deakin_-_Stewart_%26_Co_no_2.jpg
### 1879
- **1879**, Football under electric light at the MCG, 1879. James Waltham Curtis drew this Australian football match played under electric lamps at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 30 August 1879, one of the earliest attempts anywhere to light a field game artificially. The code had been codified in Melbourne in 1859 and by 1879 was already the winter game of Victoria. Whether the Aboriginal ball game marn grook influenced its invention is disputed, and historians including Gillian Hibbins, who wrote the AFL's own official history, reject the claim. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/139d125a-3b79-4a54-9b72-2530e09d725c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Football_electric_lighting_MCG_1879.jpg
### 1880
- **1880**, Feeding a pet lamb at Trundle. A hand-fed lamb takes milk from a bottle on a property at Trundle in central western New South Wales. The photograph belongs to the State Library of New South Wales series At Work and Play, which covers rural life across the state between 1880 and 1940. Orphan lambs raised at the house were a normal part of station work and often the children's job. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc5671c5-1714-4a90-908d-24f8af5c2f26) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Feeding_pet_lamb_-_Trundle,_NSW_(29792946396).jpg
- **1880**, Marcus Clarke. 1880. His novel For the Term of His Natural Life, serialised from 1870, fixed the convict system in Australian fiction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eca4ed9c-c3c9-4992-bfd3-6ff4a712100c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marcus_Clarke,_ca_1880._Courtesy_of_State_Library_Victoria.jpg
- **1880**, Clare brass band. The Clare brass band in South Australia in the 1880s, with members of one family. Brass banding was the mass participatory music of Australian country towns before radio. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d7d4a5a-f94a-4051-b053-c20c2113c2b4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Clare_Brass_Band_(Pryor_family_members),_South_Australia,_1880s.jpg
- **1880**, Barak paints dancers in possum skin cloaks. A work by William Barak of the Wurundjeri people made at Coranderrk in Victoria, showing dancers and women wearing possum skin cloaks. Barak was born about 1824 and died in 1903, and he led the Coranderrk residents' long campaign against the closure of their station. Only about seven original possum skin cloaks survive in collections. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b1bcd42-666c-465e-b5e9-bb45fd98f740) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:William_BARAK_-_Wurundjeri_people_-_Dancers_and_women_in_possum_skin_cloaks_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg
- **1880**, The separate chapel at Port Arthur. An albumen print by the Anson Brothers, made between 1875 and 1885, showing the chapel of the separate prison with its individual partitioned stalls. Prisoners under the separate system could attend a service without seeing one another. Silence and isolation replaced flogging as the primary instrument. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cb6eb0e5-cc01-4fae-861a-b4ff472141c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_Model_Chapel,_Port_Arthur,_Tasmania,_Anson_Brothers.jpg
- **1880**, Penitentiary corridors, Port Arthur. The Anson Brothers photographed the cell corridors of the penitentiary in the decade the settlement closed. The building had begun as a flour mill and granary before conversion. Their series Views in Tasmania is held by the State Library of New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2f9afdc6-9bad-4dd9-987f-4422a3593135) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hall_and_Cell_Corridors,_Penitentiary_Port_Arthur_Anson_Brothers.jpg
- **1880**, The penitentiary below Mount Arthur. The long penitentiary building set against the hill, in an albumen print from the Anson Brothers series. Port Arthur closed as a penal settlement in 1877 and its buildings were sold off and burned in bushfires soon after. The photographers were recording a place already becoming a ruin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eb2c2127-531f-4944-9d31-0ce13b9a64dc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Penitentiary_and_Mount_Arthur_Tasmania_by_Anson_Brothers.jpg
### 1881
- **1881**, Kaawirn Kuunawarn, Kirrae Wuurong. A portrait of Kaawirn Kuunawarn, whose name is given as Hissing Swan, published as the frontispiece to James Dawson's 1881 book on the languages and customs of peoples of the western district of Victoria. Dawson worked with Aboriginal informants and named them, which was unusual for the period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a73e1dae-09a2-4acd-9705-2300c90e489e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_aborigines_-_Frontispiece.jpg
- **1881**, Yarruun Parpur Tarneen, Morporr. A portrait of Yarruun Parpur Tarneen, whose name is given as Victorious, published in James Dawson's 1881 volume on the peoples of western Victoria. Dawson recorded her as a leader of the Morporr, and his daughter Isabella did much of the fieldwork the book rests on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ad6c0e5-15e7-4944-8c5a-32d070436859) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_aborigines_-_YARRUUN_PARPUR_TARNEEN.jpg
### 1884
- **1884**, Three Aboriginal people photographed at the Crystal Palace. A Negretti and Zambra photograph of three Aboriginal people exhibited at the Crystal Palace in London in 1884, now held by the Rijksmuseum. They were displayed to paying audiences as a commercial attraction and are not named in the record. The image is included as evidence of that traffic, made by the exhibitors rather than by the people shown. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e0f246b8-cb14-4a94-af89-86e4276da3ed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drie_Aboriginals_op_een_tentoonstelling_in_het_Crystal_Palace_te_Londen,_RP-F-00-1002.jpg
### 1888
- **1888**, Nellie Melba in 1888. Nellie Melba photographed by Nadar in Paris in 1888, the year she made her operatic debut in Brussels. Born Helen Porter Mitchell at Richmond in Melbourne, she took her stage name from her city. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/957beae8-af1a-469d-a101-d7ac673ac6ce) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nellie_Melba,_1888,_by_Nadar.jpg
### 1889
- **1889**, Illustration for The Teams. An illustration for Lawson's poem The Teams. Bullock teams and the men who drove them were standard subject matter for the Bulletin school of writing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c200a6c8-7ed7-4280-9f3e-f2dc74f580a3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Teams_-_illo.png
- **1889**, Melba as Ophelie. 's Hamlet around 1890. She sang at Covent Garden for decades and became the most internationally famous Australian of her era. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e833d64-df17-4f3f-be05-47ff78e5661b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nellie_Melba_as_Ophelie_in_Thomas%27s_%22Hamlet%22,_ca._1889-1890_-_photographer_Benque,_Paris_(4573465385).jpg
### 1890
- **1890**, Paterson around 1890. Paterson photographed around 1890, the year The Man from Snowy River appeared in the Bulletin. He published under the pen name The Banjo, taken from a station racehorse. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa6e9ffe-1bc6-4d83-95f9-1703853d2d5c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Portrait_of_A.B._Paterson.jpg
### 1891
- **1891**, William Lyne photographed in 1891. A studio portrait by the Freeman Brothers of the New South Wales politician who was premier at Federation. Lyne was first invited to form the inaugural federal government but could not, and Barton took the commission instead. He held the trade and customs portfolio, the department that administered the dictation test at the wharves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26323f94-0a0f-46da-991e-4d1003439efe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:William_Lyne_-_Freeman_%26_Co.jpg
- **1891**, Mary Gilmore in 1891. 1902 and wrote for six more decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce68199e-647b-4a08-967a-7ae72e69434d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mary_Gilmore,_1891_SLNSW_FL3317911.jpg
### 1893
- **1893**, Henry King photographs the Brewarrina traps. Henry King, a Sydney commercial photographer, made this view of the stone fish traps in the Barwon River at Brewarrina around 1893. The image is a settler photographer's record of Ngemba work, taken without any record of consent from the people who built and maintained the trap system. The traps are known as Baiame's Ngunnhu. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c3c4dcb-a085-4bbe-b15b-1a12988fa9af) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brewarrina_Aboriginal_Fish_Traps,_photographed_by_Henry_King_ca.1893.jpg
- **1893**, The Brewarrina fishery in a fisheries report. A plate captioned Brewarrina Fishery, published by fisheries official Lindsay G. Thompson in 1893 and catalogued under traditional fisheries. The framing is administrative: an Aboriginal engineering system entering the colonial record as a resource to be inventoried. Attribution for the image sits with Thompson and the New South Wales fisheries apparatus, not with the Ngemba. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7b2c5cf2-b356-4bd9-838d-c97913f5c43f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FMIB_36637_Brewarrina_Fishery.jpeg
- **1893**, Seven Little Australians manuscript. A page of the Seven Little Australians manuscript. Turner wrote it in her twenties and it was published in London in 1894. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8867667-fe79-45ea-999e-eb4382d04b59) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:7_Little_Australians_amnuscript_SLNSW_FL1083313.jpg
- **1893**, Choir in the Adelaide Exhibition Building. A choir in the Exhibition Building at Adelaide in 1893. Choral singing was the largest organised musical activity in colonial Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38efc50f-1f0f-4243-b7c0-5eb4bb7eb638) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Choir_in_the_Exhibition_Building,_Adelaide.jpg
### 1894
- **1894**, Winnecke surveys Hermannsburg, 1894. Charles Winnecke's survey of the mission station, made for the Horn Scientific Exploring Expedition in 1894. The Territory was then administered by South Australia. Expedition science and mission administration mapped the same ground in the same decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06e41cbc-7e68-435c-a009-cd3cbc94391d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Horn_Scientific_Exploring_Expedition_survey_of_Hermannsburg_Mission_Station_in_the_Northern_Territory_of_South_Australia._Chas._Winnecke_Nla.obj-230716175-1.jpg
### 1895
- **1895**, Apollo Orchestra, Charters Towers. The Apollo Orchestra at Charters Towers in 1895. The north Queensland gold town supported orchestras, choirs and a stock exchange at its peak. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a9515805-aaa6-46fc-850c-ec367b371e0e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_291291_Apollo_Orchestra,_Charters_Towers,_1895.jpg
- **1895**, Truganini and William Lanne in the press. Photographs of Truganini and William Lanne by Charles A. Woolley, reprinted in The Tasmanian under the heading Last Members of a Past Race. The heading was false. Palawa people survived, their descendants continue in Tasmania today, and the extinction story was used to justify the seizure of land and the disturbance of remains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/41cab8cf-abcd-4ac0-8ea5-5e7061a2c84d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Last_Members_of_a_Past_Race_The_Tasmanian.jpg
### 1896
- **1896**, Heinicke's Grand Orchestra. 1896. Commercial orchestras played for dancing, theatre and silent film before recorded sound. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78f0129e-7267-4f1c-8642-6c2a3f54d2f9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Heinicke%27s_Grand_Orchestra.jpg
### 1898
- **1898**, The constitution drafting committee of 1898. John Downer, Edmund Barton and Richard O'Connor, the three men appointed at the Adelaide session of the 1897 to 1898 convention to draft the Commonwealth Constitution. Section 51 of their draft gave the new parliament power over immigration and emigration and over the people of any race for whom special laws were deemed necessary. Barton became the first prime minister. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ab36d9e-4f16-4b7b-8deb-74b9ae53ecae) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Drafting_Committee_of_the_Commonwealth_Constitution,_1898.jpg
- **1898**, Sergeant Whiteford and police trackers. A Queensland police sergeant photographed with Aboriginal trackers in 1898, from the Queensland State Archives. Trackers were employed by colonial and state police forces for their skill in reading ground, and were paid little or nothing while the officers they worked under took the credit. The image was made by and for the police force that employed them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/624f304a-a0d8-49c9-8b0c-171580f539d8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sergeant_Whiteford_and_trackers,_1898.jpg
### 1899
- **1899**, The last meeting of the Federal Council of Australasia. Delegates and officers of the Federal Council of Australasia photographed at its final meeting in 1899, with Western Australia, Victoria, Tasmania and Queensland represented. The council was a weak advisory body that New South Wales never joined, and Federation superseded it. Its members carried the exclusionary immigration laws of the separate colonies into the debate over a national statute. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/db33683f-a17a-4a6e-b32a-b181f656569c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Last_meeting_of_the_Federal_Council_of_Australasia.jpg
- **1899**, Geelong brass band. The Geelong brass band in 1899. Bands competed at contests, played at civic events and were often funded by mines, churches or friendly societies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5aeefd13-d1bf-4d4d-9d94-4b3b77670ee8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Geelong_Brass_Band,_1899.jpg
### 1900
- **1900**, Tivoli Theatre, Castlereagh Street. The Tivoli Theatre on Castlereagh Street in Sydney around 1900. The Tivoli circuit carried vaudeville and variety across Australia for six decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af302117-0be7-4fe2-9442-53394e7a8d73) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Castlereagh_Street;_Tivoli_Theatre_hall_35186.jpg
- **1900**, Picture theatre at Collaroy Beach. A picture theatre at Collaroy Beach on Sydney's northern beaches. Beachside cinemas were part of the interwar Australian summer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f03ff6d8-5611-498f-862f-fba7a2ce7432) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_796221_Picture_Theatre_Collaroy_Beach.jpg
- **1900**, Two pure merino rams, sketched. A book engraving of two pure merino rams, held by the State Library of South Australia with neither artist nor volume recorded. Merinos were brought into New South Wales from the 1790s and selectively bred for fineness of fleece rather than meat. The breed carried the Australian wool clip for the whole of the nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f3756520-dd89-48af-a509-07a94e0a8618) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sketch_of_two_Pure_Merino_Rams(GN00296).jpg
- **1900**, Caricature of Alfred Deakin. A caricature drawn for a Melbourne Herald competition to name the ten best citizens of Victoria in 1900, in which Deakin placed ninth. A pencilled joke on the sheet reads that it is a base libel. The drawing was made in the year before he introduced the immigration restriction bill in the first federal parliament. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/163e29d2-b38d-4317-b346-5aea7e4f1706) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Deakin_caricature.jpg
- **1900**, Longstaff portrait of Lawson. John Longstaff's portrait of Henry Lawson, painted in 1900. Longstaff also painted the Archibald Prize winning portrait of Lawson in 1925, after the writer's death. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/987ee934-7544-46db-8cf9-3fd639d28ff2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_Longstaff_-_Henry_Lawson_-_Google_Art_Project.jpg
- **1900**, South Sea Islander huts at Palmyra plantation. Workers' huts on a sugar plantation near Mackay in Queensland, photographed around 1900 by an unknown photographer for what is now the John Oxley Library at the State Library of Queensland. Around sixty thousand Pacific Islanders were brought to Queensland to cut cane between 1863 and 1904, many by coercion. The Pacific Island Labourers Act 1901 provided for their deportation, and most were removed after 1906. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a3671111-7869-49c3-b7c0-086973443183) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:South_Sea_Islander_huts_at_Palmyra_plantation_near_Mackay,_Queensland,_circa_1900.jpg
- **1900**, Church choir, Charters Towers. A church choir at Charters Towers in 1900. Congregational singing trained most Australians who could read music. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/80456afe-7a06-4cb9-86eb-cb28f3a02f77) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_72443_Church_of_Christ_Choir,_Charters_Towers,_Queensland,_1900.jpg
- **1900**, Bilin Bilin at Deebing Creek. Bilin Bilin photographed seated outside a tent at the Deebing Creek Aboriginal Mission near Ipswich in Queensland around 1900. Bilin Bilin was a Yugambeh leader who had negotiated with settlers on the Logan and Albert rivers before being removed to the mission late in life. The photographer is unidentified and the image was made within the institution that held him. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1cfdb03-e235-4392-9b38-640092ce22d3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_man,_Bilin_Bilin,_sitting_outside_a_tent_at_the_Deebing_Creek_Aboriginal_Mission,_ca._1900.jpg
- **1900**, Fanny Smith in Hobart. Fanny Cochrane Smith photographed in Hobart while recording Tasmanian Aboriginal song and speech, held by the State Library of New South Wales. She was born at Wybalenna on Flinders Island, the settlement to which Palawa survivors were removed, and was granted land at Nicholls Rivulet where she raised eleven children. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/089066bc-41bc-4172-8ea4-c23631121a35) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fanny_Smith_Hobart_slnsw.jpg
- **1900**, Family music on a station verandah. A family making music on the verandah at Spring Creek Station around 1900. Domestic music making was the ordinary form before recording. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e9c6cd5-c52d-4663-afd8-05c7a7124e5c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_94480_Family_group_making_music_on_the_verandah_at_Spring_Creek_Station,_1900-1910.jpg
- **1900**, Banjo outside a tent. A group outside a tent with a banjo around 1900. Portable instruments travelled with shearers, diggers and drovers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7e358100-dc90-443c-a6dd-46d6addafc9e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Group_of_people,_one_with_a_banjo,_outside_a_tent,_Australia,_ca._1900_(16216443634).jpg
### 1901
- **1901**, Swearing in at the Federation Pavilion. The pavilion in Centennial Park, Sydney, during the swearing in of the first Commonwealth government on 1 January 1901. The parliament formed that year passed the Immigration Restriction Act and the Pacific Island Labourers Act within its first six months. Both were among the earliest statutes of the new nation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/13ba377c-4c61-4083-a5ff-1dcae745af09) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Federation_Pavilion,_Centennial_Park_02.jpg
- **1901**, The Federation Pavilion, second view. A closer view of the temporary domed pavilion built in Centennial Park for the inauguration ceremony of 1 January 1901. Around a hundred thousand people watched the procession through Sydney. The pavilion was later rebuilt in permanent form on the same spot. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/606a953d-d863-4e41-8389-cf1559a8d872) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Federation_Pavilion,_Centennial_Park_01_(cropped).jpg
- **1901**, Crowd at the inauguration ceremony. Spectators around the Centennial Park pavilion on the day the Commonwealth of Australia came into being. The government sworn in that morning made restriction of non European immigration one of its first legislative priorities. Photograph held by the National Library of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/219d5d6a-fc55-4b50-aec3-5beebb91bda5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Federation_Pavilion,_Centennial_Park_02_(cropped).jpg
### 1902
- **1902**, Programme for a Melba Australian tour. A programme cover for a Melba Australian concert tour. Her tours were national events and she used them to raise funds during the First World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/433e0867-b919-4b6c-846d-41bfe2c2004a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_111120_Programme_cover_for_Dame_Nellie_Melba%27s_Australian_Concert_tour.jpg
- **1902**, Friendly societies band, Barcaldine. The United Friendly Societies brass band at Barcaldine in Queensland in 1902. Friendly societies and unions maintained bands as part of their social provision. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ac379466-5dd5-4e25-af29-83821ee46f83) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_United_Friendly_Societies%27_Brass_Band,_Barcaldine,_1902.jpg
### 1903
- **1903**, Wirth's Circus performer. A performer with a trained lion at Wirth's Circus in 1903. Wirth's toured Australia and abroad for nearly a century and was one of the largest circuses in the southern hemisphere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/36cf6a2f-a5c0-4294-ae58-9a9e7716f089) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_150867_Costumed_performer_posing_with_a_trained_lion_at_Wirth%27s_Circus_in_Brisbane,_1903.jpg
- **1903**, The first judges of the High Court. Portraits of Edmund Barton, Chief Justice Samuel Griffith and Richard O'Connor, appointed to the newly created High Court in 1903. The court heard challenges to the operation of the dictation test, including cases on whether an officer could set a test in a language the traveller could not possibly know. It held that the discretion was almost unreviewable. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5603a955-0a21-447f-81eb-bf5dc56bb7b2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:High_Court_of_Australia_inaugural_judges.jpg
- **1903**, Fanny Cochrane Smith records her songs. Fanny Cochrane Smith singing into a phonograph horn for Horace Watson in 1903, photographed by Albert Archer Rollings. The wax cylinders she recorded are the only known sound recordings of Tasmanian Aboriginal song. Her life is also the plain refutation of the extinction story printed about Truganini and Lanne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57a5edd7-1c8d-4b9f-a1cd-73ee2c6657e1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fanny_Cochrane_Smith_recording_songs_for_Horace_Watson_(1).jpg
- **1903**, Melba with her father at Lilydale. Melba with her father David Mitchell at Lilydale in Victoria in 1903. Mitchell was a Melbourne building contractor who worked on the Exhibition Building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9590038f-b5bf-4dc0-ae80-e36aabcb92f9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nellie_Melba,_her_father,_David_Mitchell,_and_a_young_girl_(Nellie%27s_niece,_Nellie_Paterson),_in_Melbourne,_Australia_LCCN2014681155.jpg
### 1904
- **1904**, Ballarat City brass band. The Ballarat City brass band in 1904. Ballarat's South Street competitions became the major national contest for bands and choirs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6dbe9311-b128-4b3b-96f6-b96bfdce7556) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Ballarat_City_Brass_Band,_1904.jpg
### 1905
- **1905**, Killalpaninna Mission, Lake Killalpaninna. The Lutheran mission at Lake Killalpaninna in the far north east of South Australia, showing the church and windmill around 1905. The missionaries called the station Hermannsburg, a name that predates the better known Hermannsburg later founded in the Northern Territory. The photograph was made by the State Government Photographer as an official record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0e1e2648-9edc-407e-945c-6b0c5df89cac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Killalpaninna_Mission,_view_of_lake_showing_windmill_and_church(GN00423).jpg
- **1905**, Queenstown brass band. The Queenstown brass band in western Tasmania in 1905, in a copper mining town cut off by mountains from the rest of the state. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5564f394-fb13-40e2-ad65-3db704470bf6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Queenstown_Brass_Band,_Tasmania,_1905.jpg
- **1905**, Choir at the Ipswich eisteddfod. A Bundaberg choir competing at the Ipswich eisteddfod in 1905. The Welsh derived eisteddfod became a standard fixture of Australian country music life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ee8394f-e77a-43ad-9f52-d840d41e0f7a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_391881_Bundaberg_Eisteddfod_Choir_competing_in_the_Ipswich_Eisteddfod,_1905.jpg
- **1905**, Bush band at Mount Surprise. A bush band at Mount Surprise in north Queensland around 1905. The bush band repertoire of dance tunes and ballads was revived commercially in the 1970s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5936903a-5269-4785-9897-cdd46ed6354c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bush_band_performing_at_Mount_Surprise,_Queensland,_ca._1905_(9062693713).jpg
- **1905**, Piano showroom, Rundle Street. A piano showroom in Rundle Street at Adelaide around 1905. The piano was the standard middle class Australian instrument and the trade that supplied them was substantial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0b8a85cf-e696-4289-bad4-f988b1b587bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kuhnel%27s_Piano_Showroom_in_Rundle_Street,_Adelaide,_S.A._-_circa_1905_(advertising_postcard).jpg
### 1906
- **1906**, Frame from the 1906 Kelly Gang film. A surviving frame from the 1906 Ned Kelly production. The National Film and Sound Archive and UNESCO, which added it to the Memory of the World Register in 2007, describe it as the world's first narrative feature, a claim that rests on counting a feature as a story film over about an hour and setting aside the longer 1897 Corbett Fitzsimmons prize fight recording. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1ef37fe7-69f5-41be-958f-f172c511a403) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Story_of_the_Kelly_Gang_1906.jpg
- **1906**, A shearer travelling by bicycle. A shearer photographed around 1906 with his swag lashed to a bicycle, from the State Library of Queensland collection. Shearers moved between sheds along established circuits as each station's clip came due, and the bicycle replaced walking for many of them after the 1890s. The photographer is not recorded. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b092012d-881b-4897-9016-cc5ba35ad634) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shearer_on_the_move_with_his_bicycle_(3305267859).jpg
- **1906**, The capture scene, 1906. The capture of Ned Kelly as staged in the 1906 film. Of an original reel length of roughly 1,200 metres, about seventeen minutes survives in fragments recovered from several countries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b80485c7-3e8c-4b69-b903-166c0221fc22) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ned_Kelly_capture_Story_of_the_Kelly_Gang.jpeg
- **1906**, Dan Kelly in the 1906 film. Dan Kelly in the 1906 production, made by the Tait brothers in Melbourne. It premiered at the Athenaeum Hall in Melbourne on 26 December 1906. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/66a5036f-cd2d-4723-bb4f-2a6ef8b61321) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dan_Kelly_Story_of_the_Kelly_Gang_1906.jpg
- **1906**, The Story of the Kelly Gang(1906 silent film)Public Domain Media. 's Public Domain Media Archive. UNESCO inscribed The Story of the Kelly Gang on the Memory of the World Register in 2007 as the world's first full-length narrative feature film. Lucas's Public Domain Media Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/98a01f52-0eb7-49ec-bd45-56866874abeb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XTlNk57UG8U
- **1906**, The 1906 Western Lands Board plan. A. W. Mullens surveyed and drew the trap system in 1906 for the New South Wales Western Lands Board. Surveys like this were made as the state moved to regulate the river, and the plan later became evidence for the heritage listing. It survives in the conservation management plan compiled by Hope and Vines in 1994. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6b64c6fe-918b-44d2-bfaa-4f4d814e4cd2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1413_-_Brewarrina_Aboriginal_Fish_Traps_-_Baiame%27s_Ngunnhu_-_A.W._Mullens%27plan_of_the_Brewarrina_fish_traps_drawn_in_1906_for_the_NSW_Western_Lands_Board_(5051305b10).jpg
- **1906**, World's first feature film, The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) - Ned is captured. 2007 as the world's first full-length narrative feature film. About 17 minutes survive. from footage of 1906 held by NFSA Online. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f677648-ce9a-496d-bbb8-83f6728c3040) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZYRCzMYCvI
- **1906**, Kate Kelly in the 1906 film. Kate Kelly as shown in the 1906 film. The production was shot around Melbourne only twenty six years after Kelly was hanged, within living memory of the events. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96e41044-0ffb-4786-ae9b-17ea3d9d6783) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kate_Kelly_Story_of_the_Kelly_Gang_1906.jpg
- **1906**, The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) \| World’s First Feature Film \| Silent Crime Drama Full Movie. The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906), published by Classic Movies Archive. UNESCO inscribed The Story of the Kelly Gang on the Memory of the World Register in 2007 as the world's first full-length narrative feature film. About 17 minutes survive. from footage of 1906 held by Classic Movies Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a2e1cf83-7bc4-4b9c-9302-f38b8baa6223) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tFcO-Dy1nvc
- **1906**, Paterson with his family. Paterson with his wife Alice and daughter Grace in the early twentieth century. He married Alice Walker at Tenterfield in 1903. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/28c0d34f-0dbe-4948-9f48-bc59f385787a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Banjo_Paterson_with_wife_Alice_and_daughter_Grace,_ca._1900-1912,_by_Lionel_Lindsay_(6386735113).jpg
### 1907
- **1907**, Mathews maps the Ngunnhu. R. H. Mathews drew this plan of the Ngunnhu, the stone fish traps in the river at Brewarrina, for his notes on Aboriginal people of New South Wales. The drawing shows individual pens and the channels that funnel fish between them. It is one of the earliest technical records of the layout. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/24a71777-fbb3-4cd9-88ed-f32640639c05) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Notes_on_the_Aborigines_of_New_South_Wales_-_Plate_10_Plan_of_the_Ngunnhu_or_Native_Fish_Traps.jpg
- **1907**, Deakin addresses the Pilgrims Club in London. A magazine illustration of the Australian prime minister speaking at Claridge's Hotel during the 1907 Imperial Conference, with the prime ministers of the other dominions seated around him. Britain repeatedly pressed the dominions to soften racial exclusion because of its treaty obligations to Japan. The dictation test was the device that let Australia exclude by race without saying so on the face of the statute. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/13e2e7c0-3a54-494f-be66-1c89a542f2ff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mr._Deakin%27s_speech_at_the_Pilgrims%27_Club,_London,_1907.jpg
- **1907**, Brass band in Toowoomba. A brass band in Ruthven Street at Toowoomba around 1907. Street playing was how bands were heard by people who never bought a ticket. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ddde7ef4-3b82-4b58-af60-0e886363dbf8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_113056_Brass_band_in_Ruthven_Street,_Toowoomba,_ca._1907.jpg
- **1907**, The guard tower in 1907. The round guard tower photographed thirty years after the settlement closed. By then the site had been renamed Carnarvon in an attempt to shed the association, and locals were selling relics to visitors. The convict name was restored in the twentieth century when the history became the attraction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d03074b-8769-44e5-93e8-0934d8a334c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Round_Tower,_Port_Arthur,_Tasmania_-_1907.jpg
### 1908
- **1908**, Lawson drawn by Will Dyson. Will Dyson's 1908 drawing of Henry Lawson. Lawson was deaf from adolescence and his hearing loss shaped both his isolation and his ear for reported speech. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/826e15ac-1987-4482-90a2-363e4ce32e6e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henry_Lawson_by_Will_Dyson_1908_SLV.jpg
- **1908**, Edward Dyson. The poet and short story writer Edward Dyson in 1908. He wrote about mining and factory work, subjects the bush school largely left out. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b04f19c5-64ce-46f1-9215-4d6306a1f2ab) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aus-poet-DYSON-Edward-George-SLV-1908.jpg
### 1909
- **1909**, Advertisement in the Bulletin, 1909. An advertisement from the Bulletin of 8 April 1909. The magazine, founded in 1880, published Lawson and Paterson and carried the masthead slogan Australia for the White Man until 1961. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e047968-4769-4518-812b-0d51a507f500) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cobra_Boot_Polish_advt_Bulletin_8Apr1909.jpg
- **1909**, It Will Sink Them, a Marquet cartoon. Claude Marquet drew Alfred Deakin as the head of a camel carrying John Forrest and Joseph Cook as its humps, weighed down by the Dreadnought affair, to mark the 1909 fusion that created the Commonwealth Liberal Party. Marquet drew for the labour press, which supported exclusion as fiercely as the conservatives did. Party lines shifted repeatedly in the decade after Federation but the immigration policy did not. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ebb6c521-60bf-4494-9e97-d3aa5aae5880) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:It_will_sink_them.jpg
- **1909**, Detail from It Will Sink Them. A detail of Marquet's 1909 cartoon showing the placards it hangs on the figures, among them the dreadnought disgrace and that risky majority. Cartooning was a principal political medium in Australia before radio. The Worker and the Bulletin both campaigned in favour of a white Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d363dac9-7442-47e3-b4a4-ca50d216380f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%22The_dreadnought_disgrace%22_%22The_Fusion%22_%22That_risky_majority%22_%22dissolution%22_art_detail,_It_will_sink_them_(cropped).jpg
- **1909**, The Fremantle prison printery. Prisoners at work in the printing shop, photographed by Beste and Jaggs in August 1909. Convicts had built the prison itself in the 1850s out of limestone quarried on the site. It remained in use as a maximum security prison until 1991. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76d755e6-d4d1-4c25-bf1b-1d937af648e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fremantle_Prison_1909_The_prison_printery.jpg
### 1910
- **1910**, Federal Hotel, Childers. A two storey timber hotel in Childers, Queensland, its upper verandah running the full width of the street front behind turned posts and cast iron balustrade. William Ashby built it in 1907 for £1,250, a figure that covered an eight stall stable and a billiard room, and his family held it until 1967. The double verandah is the standard Queensland answer to heat and glare, shading the wall below and giving the upstairs rooms an outdoor edge. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0c667610-7e6e-4032-8f04-f4b6856da08b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Federal_Hotel,_Childers,_Australia_-_after_1907_(7418381214).jpg
- **1910**, Banjo Paterson. Andrew Barton Paterson, known as Banjo. He worked as a solicitor and a war correspondent as well as writing The Man from Snowy River and Waltzing Matilda. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d54940d9-ce08-439c-8d22-fb3fdf6e2337) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Andrew_Barton_(Banjo)_Paterson,_poet,_solicitor,_journalist,_war_correspondent_and_soldier,_ca._1890_-_photographer_Falk,_Sydney_(12578583685)_(2).jpg
- **1910**, Boulder City brass band. The Boulder City brass band on the Western Australian goldfields in 1910. Mining towns supported bands out of company and union funds. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f409690-d421-41e8-8db7-25bf0649980e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Boulder_City_Brass_Band,_1910.jpg
### 1911
- **1911**, The Helpmann family at Mount Gambier. 1911. Robert Helpmann grew up there and became a dancer, actor and choreographer with the Sadler's Wells and later the Australian Ballet. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f798f19f-7dd1-43ca-921d-9e7773f06089) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Helpmann_Family,_Mt._Gambier,_1911.jpg
- **1911**, Joseph Furphy. 1903, it is a difficult and admired novel that sold almost nothing in his lifetime. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/621d95ed-b5ca-4180-a499-d778fc50fbc8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_822160_29a_Joseph_Furphy_Tom_Collins_31103_(cropped).jpg
- **1911**, St Augustine's orphanage band. The brass band of St Augustine's orphanage at Geelong in 1911. Institutions taught band music as training and as discipline. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3e816826-4a34-4378-925f-5ea08724b575) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_St_Augustine%27s_Orphanage_Brass_Band,_Geelong,_1911.jpg
### 1912
- **1912**, Lyric Orchestra, Mount Morgan. The Lyric Orchestra at Mount Morgan in Queensland in 1912. Mining towns built musical institutions as quickly as they built hotels. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76316da1-8c8a-4569-8974-2dc156a98980) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_290911_Group_photograph_of_members_of_Lyric_Orchestra,_Mt._Morgan,_1912.jpg
### 1913
- **1913**, Clermont Orchestra. Members of the Clermont Orchestra in 1913. Amateur orchestras filled the gap before broadcasting brought professional players to country audiences. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d6e7466f-1d44-4ed6-992c-e34414deb806) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_290591_Members_of_the_Clermont_Orchestra,_1913.jpg
### 1914
- **1914**, Australia at War 1914–1918 \| Rare WWI Footage from Gallipoli to the Western Front. Australia at War 1914, 1918, published by NFSA Film Australia. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. The footage depicts events of 1914. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1914 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f2d375c-f8cb-46c1-9b52-deb73ac3d039) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNrHK0Mhs-I
- **1914**, A Lawson poem in print. A Lawson poem as it appeared in print in 1914. Newspapers and magazines, not books, were how most Australians met poetry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5ebac5db-b263-4d5e-97bb-b1e31d4ecab9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_poem_by_Henry_Lawson,_1914_(5516086346).jpg
- **1914**, Melba with John Lemmone. Melba with the flautist John Lemmone, who managed several of her Australian tours. Lemmone was born at Ballarat to Greek parents. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49071d84-e381-4ede-b72d-a37dd92b1673) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_Lemmone_and_Nellie_Melba.jpg
- **1914**, Family ensemble at Mount Morgan. The Foster family playing at Mount Morgan around 1914. Family ensembles were common where there was no other entertainment. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/74fbd63c-fd1b-47c2-be5c-7d2792c32806) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_48036_Portrait_of_the_Foster_family_playing_musical_instruments_at_Mount_Morgan,_Queensland,_1914.jpg
### 1915
- **1915**, The 11th Battalion on the Great Pyramid. Men of the 11th Battalion, raised in Western Australia, arranged across the stones of the Great Pyramid at Giza on 10 January 1915. They trained in Egypt through the northern winter and were among the first ashore at Anzac Cove on 25 April. In the five days after the landing the battalion took 378 casualties, more than a third of its strength. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b59e856-7744-48c7-b377-264744a8e5a7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_11th_Battalion_group_photo.jpg
- **1915**, Training at Morphettville Racecourse. Soldiers drilling on a racecourse outside Adelaide, most likely the 10th Battalion raised in South Australia after the outbreak of war. Camps like this stood up an army from nothing in a matter of months. The 10th landed at Anzac Cove in the first wave. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/35b420de-0fc2-4df8-aa97-5fbd217111b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Expeditionary_Forces_World_War_One_-_soldiers_exercising_(Morphettville_Racecourse)(GN01391).jpg
- **1915**, Commanders at Mena Camp, Egypt. Major General William Bridges, commander of the Australian forces in Egypt, with Sir John Maxwell, General Birdwood and Sir George Reid at the camp below the pyramids. Birdwood commanded the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli. Bridges was shot by a sniper in Monash Valley in May 1915 and died of the wound. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f6711fd4-63f9-49a1-8478-283f0cae04d5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:WW1_Generals_Maxwell,_Birdwood_and_Bridges_with_Sir_George_Reid_at_Mena_Camp_in_Egypt_1915_(16746245451).jpg
- **1915**, The plan for the landing. A map of the intended landing of the 2nd and 3rd Brigades of the Australian 1st Division north of Gaba Tepe, with the first day objectives marked. The force came ashore about a mile north of this, under cliffs the plan had not accounted for. The gap between this map and what happened defines the whole campaign. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f157e6e-284e-4695-9277-3db7c099dc15) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_landing_plan_April_25_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Where the covering force actually landed. A map showing the paths of the first wave and where the 3rd Brigade came ashore on 25 April 1915. The boats grounded against steep broken ground rather than the open slope intended. Units were mixed together within minutes of landing and never fully sorted out that day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7726e2bd-bb04-4ef4-b7fa-3375b655000d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_covering_force_landing_April_25_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Shearers at work in the shed. Men bent over sheep on the board of a shearing hut, probably at Roseworthy Agricultural College in South Australia. The State Government Photographer's microfiche titled this image Shears at Work, which cataloguer G. Brooks corrected to Shearers. Machine handpieces had largely replaced blade shears in South Australian sheds by this date. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57e06dee-037d-443e-adee-fcbc1e7cc904) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shearers_at_Work(GN04766).jpg
- **1915**, Leane's annotated landing map. The Gallipoli map carried ashore by Captain Raymond Leane of the 11th Battalion, marked up with Turkish defences and now very fragile. Leane landed north of Ari Burnu at 4.55 am and later fought around Pope's Hill and Courtney's Post. He used the same map on a raid towards Gaba Tepe on 4 May. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cfefb35e-972c-4dae-8094-821c3bb03bfc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Cove_landing_map_used_by_Raymond_Leane.jpg
- **1915**, Newly shorn rams outside the shed. Rams stand in the yard immediately after shearing, their skin still marked by the comb. The image comes from the State Government Photographer's collection in South Australia and reached the archive with part of its caption already lost. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a52c80b-039d-47cc-ae99-1ddef836a55f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rams_Outside_Shearing_Shed(GN05414).jpg
- **1915**, Ottoman Fifth Army dispositions. A map of how the Turkish Fifth Army was positioned before the April landings. The defenders were fewer than the attacking force but held the high ground and had prepared for months. Allied planning had assumed weaker resistance than it met. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c39a8a27-ee72-4c31-94ba-88e40812820c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Map_of_Turkish_forces_at_Gallipoli_April_1915.png
- **1915**, Coming ashore at Anzac Cove. Troops land on the morning of 25 April 1915, with horse boats in the foreground putting mules ashore for Jacob's 26th Indian Mountain Battery. The cruiser HMS Bacchante is heading in behind them. The beach was under fire from the ridges from first light. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/52a02826-ca4d-4a0a-ba47-282cbab63ef7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Cove_and_HMS_Bacchante_25_April_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Wool bales stacked at Port Adelaide. Bales packed and stacked inside the Elders woolstores at Port Adelaide, waiting for a ship. Port Adelaide was the outlet for the South Australian clip, which travelled down by rail from the pastoral districts and was sold or consigned through the stores on the wharf. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d47ec3c7-af09-4d33-a822-b09c8062e0be) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bales_of_wool_stored_at_Port_Adelaide(GN11278).jpg
- **1915**, HMS Scourge tows the boats in. The destroyer Scourge pulls a string of open boats towards the shore. Infantry transferred into the boats about 200 yards out and rowed the last stretch themselves. Men were shot in the boats before reaching the sand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f7fe728e-680b-4a92-a229-a3611f239e10) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HMS_Scourge_towing_boats_Anzac_landing_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Sunrise over Chunuk Bair. Boats of the 6th and 7th Battalions pull away from the transports as the sun comes up behind the ridge. Chunuk Bair, the high ground on the skyline, was a first day objective that was never held. The photograph is held by the Australian War Memorial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6f4415e5-1149-402a-9ea3-08f734b3625a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_landing_at_Anzac,_25_April_1915_(3461450491).jpg
- **1915**, Anzac Beach at eight in the morning. Men of the 4th Battalion and the Indian Mountain Battery come ashore three hours into the landing, with 1st Brigade staff in the foreground. By this hour the beach was already a supply dump and a casualty collecting point. The cove is only a few hundred metres long. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0448b746-da25-47e3-ba2a-97392ffd294a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Beach_4th_Bn_landing_8am_April_25_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Arrivals at half past ten. Troops landing at Anzac Beach at 10.30 am on the first day. The narrowness of the foothold is visible: everything landed had to be stacked between the water and the cliff. The image is Australian War Memorial number A00834. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffde031e-3912-450b-923f-6499fbc945f0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Troops_arriving_at_Anzac_Beach,_25_April_1915_(3461451811).jpg
- **1915**, Waiting below Plugge's Plateau. Soldiers of the 1st Battalion of the Australian Imperial Force sit at the southern edge below Plugge's Plateau, waiting to be told where to go. Confusion about position and objective ran through the whole of 25 April. Many units spent the day fighting alongside strangers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/53ae4ddc-5dc1-4b3d-857c-61fe16459615) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Awaiting_orders,_25_April_1915_(3462266710).jpg
- **1915**, Henry Lawson. 1915. He wrote The Drover's Wife and While the Billy Boils, argued in the Bulletin with Banjo Paterson over whether the bush was romantic or brutal, and died in poverty in Sydney in 1922. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5bf2cba2-90ee-4058-9dc2-ea97b19e772a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henry_Lawson.jpg
- **1915**, Crossing Plugge's Plateau. Men moving across the plateau above the cove after the landing. The ground rises steeply straight off the beach into a maze of gullies and spurs. Australian War Memorial number G00907. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d5cc33d-3dc6-4779-aa63-7232dabbb617) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_troops_going_into_action,_25_April_1915_(3462268034).jpg
- **1915**, Artillery lands at Gaba Tepe. Gunners of the 5th Battery, 3rd Field Artillery Brigade come ashore beside one of their 18 pounder guns. Getting artillery onto the position and finding anywhere to site it was a persistent problem given the terrain. The photograph is Australian War Memorial number P00046.026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4903a336-e07c-4cb8-b860-cbc09ebbfe61) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Members_of_the_5th_Battery,_3rd_Field_Artillery_Brigade_go_ashore,_25_April_1915_(3462267100).jpg
- **1915**, Angus and Robertson in 1915. The Angus and Robertson bookshop in 1915. The firm published Lawson, Paterson and most of the Australian canon of the period, and its Sydney shop was the trade's centre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51ec0670-9675-4b16-935c-382a1e152b7b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Angus_and_Robertson,_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Manhandling guns up the slope. Artillerymen haul guns into position the day after the landing. There were no roads and no draught animals to spare, so the work was done by hand on gradients that made it barely possible. Australian War Memorial number G00918. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/23979341-99a6-431e-9424-2c58845238c1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_artillerymen_dragging_guns_into_position,_25_April_1915_(3462265944).jpg
- **1915**, First dressing station in Monash Gully. The 7th Battalion's first field dressing station on 25 April was a natural hole in the ground in Monash Gully. Many of the earliest wounded were brought here. Australian War Memorial number H15233. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2dce1e2-4b6b-4f3d-b692-af6928e6a8d5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_first_field_dressing_station_of_the_7th_Battalion,_AIF,_25_April_1915_(3461450185).jpg
- **1915**, The ground above Quinn's Post. Harold Arthur Barker photographed the position covering Quinn's Post and the tangle of trenches known as the Chessboard on the first day. Quinn's was the most exposed point in the Anzac line, with the opposing trenches metres apart. Holding it was the difference between a foothold and a collapse. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2410bbd-0c6e-4604-b257-6467359c4c8e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_position_covering_Quinn%27s_Post_and_the_Chessboard,_25_April_1915_(3462267614).jpg
- **1915**, Tending the wounded on the shore. A view of Anzac Cove shortly after the landing, with wounded Australians being treated on the sand. Casualty evacuation ran back down the same paths that supplies came up. The beach was within range of Turkish artillery for the entire campaign. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8bb642d2-d48e-40ce-b6be-b19ea5587565) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Cove1.jpg
- **1915**, The encampment at Anzac Cove. New Zealand soldiers' tents and dugouts packed into the slope above the beach. Men lived in cut holes in the hillside for eight months. The whole Anzac position was never more than a few hundred acres. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d91f831b-b20f-4022-8edf-885c3b893472) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Cove_encampment_1915.jpg
- **1915**, Bridges at his first headquarters. C. E. W. Bean photographed lunch at General Bridges' first headquarters on 3 May 1915, with Gellibrand, Howse, Blamey and White among those present. The position was exposed to shrapnel and Gellibrand was wounded there. Bridges himself was mortally wounded twelve days later. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8d6808c-71ba-4b08-a7d0-85578293cf23) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_1st_Division_headquarters_Anzac_1915.jpg
- **1915**, In the front line trench. Australian soldiers in the trenches at Anzac Cove. Trench lines here were dug into crumbling soil on slopes too steep for conventional field engineering. The photograph is held by the State Library of Victoria. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b67a6502-256f-4fbc-ba1f-d845391316b2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:H84_356_39_Front_Line_Anzac_SLV.jpg
- **1915**, The periscope rifle, October 1915. A rifle rigged with mirrors so it could be fired over the parapet without exposing the shooter, photographed on 11 October 1915. The inscription on the back carries the initials of Joseph Cecil Thompson, presumed to be the photographer. The device was developed at Anzac by Lance Corporal William Beech and copied along the line. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a916b6c0-d28b-4bdd-9900-a242cb1b1ae6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Periscope_rifle_at_Anzac_1915_(501864294).jpg
- **1915**, Firing blind over the parapet. Men working a periscope rifle in a Gallipoli trench in 1915, from the Alexander Turnbull Library collection. Opposing trenches at points like Quinn's Post were close enough that raising a head meant being shot. The invention was a direct response to that geometry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/501a55ea-7c47-4317-9892-deab760b04b8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Soldiers_in_a_trench_using_a_periscope_rifle,_Gallipoli,_Turkey,_1915_(3466808478).jpg
- **1915**, Bombproofs at Quinn's Post. New Zealand soldiers building bombproof shelters, with Dead Man's Ridge on the left skyline and a chute for removing spoil from the mine workings in the foreground. Both sides tunnelled under each other's positions here and detonated charges. Dead Man's Ridge was fought over repeatedly without changing hands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/30e28b03-d07a-4aee-8a67-a8fbd9b59c3d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NZ_soldiers_at_Quinn%27s_Post,_Gallipoli_1915_(16310179077).jpg
- **1915**, Plan of the trenches at Quinn’s Post. Sapper Ronald McInnis drew this plan of Quinn's Post as it stood in November and December 1915, showing every trench, sap and tunnel. It also marks the sleeping terraces set up by Lieutenant Colonel William Malone of the Wellington Battalion. Quinn's was the most advanced post in the Anzac line and its loss would have opened the whole position. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16307ee2-e4bb-4ab2-b96a-84f63889fad7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quinn%E2%80%99s_Post_-_ANZAC_trench_%26_tunnel_map.jpg
- **1915**, The armistice of 24 May 1915. Dead Australian and Turkish soldiers in a trench, probably at Quinn's Post or the Nek, photographed during the armistice of 24 May 1915. Both sides agreed to a pause to bury the dead lying between the lines after the failed Turkish attack of 19 May. The glass stereograph is held by the State Library of New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c360003-5a19-4692-94eb-45fbf8111924) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:C041680002h_(21938013989).jpg
- **1915**, Clara Serena. The contralto Clara Serena, born in South Australia. Australian singers of her generation had to work in Britain to build a career. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ae457ab-5709-4c4d-a9e1-db707a0d77d1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clara_Serena.jpg
- **1915**, Inside a captured trench at Lone Pine. C. E. W. Bean photographed Australians of the 2nd and 3rd Battalions in a Turkish trench taken during the Battle of Lone Pine on 10 August 1915. The trench is roofed with pine logs against shrapnel and grenades, which meant the attackers had to break in through the roof. Bean was the official correspondent and later wrote the official history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f6965c2-c97d-4ef8-b80a-fce83f786812) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Captured_Turkish_trench_Lone_Pine_1915.jpg
- **1915**, The 1st Brigade at Lone Pine. Infantry of the Australian 1st Brigade in a captured Turkish trench on 6 August 1915, with men of the 7th Battalion also present. Lone Pine was launched as a diversion for the August offensive against the Sari Bair range. Seven Victoria Crosses were awarded for the three days of fighting there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd50d678-bc2e-4075-8e26-ead47b578b8e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_trench_6_August_1915.jpg
- **1915**, After the battle at Lone Pine. Australian and Turkish dead lie on the parapet of a trench at Lone Pine. Captain Leslie Morshead of the 2nd Battalion stands in the foreground with Private James Bryant of the 8th Battalion at his right. Morshead commanded at Tobruk in the next war; Bryant won the Military Medal in 1918 and survived three years as a prisoner in the second. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4397393-8955-48d6-bfe8-cc13f1095210) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_(AWM_A02025).jpg
- **1915**, Trench plan of Lone Pine. A plan of the Lone Pine trenches in late August 1915 and their connection to the position known as the Pimple, with the Australian lines drawn in. Underground saps were pushed out towards the Turkish line before the assault. Reading the plan shows how little ground the attack actually took. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/95c6bb77-edde-4535-92c9-10552517f48b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_-_ANZAC_trench_%26_tunnel_map.jpg
- **1915**, Captain Alfred Shout. Born in Wellington in 1881, Shout paid his own way to South Africa to fight in the Boer War before settling in Sydney. He was awarded the Victoria Cross for bombing his way along a Turkish trench at Lone Pine in August 1915 and was fatally wounded doing it. His was one of seven Victoria Crosses given for Lone Pine. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d95717c3-d4a3-4cac-8e25-491802cdfb83) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Captain_Alfred_Shout_VC_(19851149723).jpg
- **1915**, Simpson and his donkey. John Simpson Kirkpatrick was a stretcher bearer who landed on 25 April 1915, found a donkey, and spent three and a half weeks carrying wounded men down to the beach under fire. He was killed on 19 May 1915, aged 23. He had enlisted partly in the hope of being sent back to England, where he was born. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b36b44ad-48a5-4fdf-949a-c9df4c5f4b93) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Simpson_and_His_Donkey_(4507671571).jpg
- **1915**, Kitchener visits Russell's Top. Lord Kitchener with General Birdwood at Russell's Top during his inspection of the Anzac position in November 1915. Kitchener came to judge whether the campaign could continue. The decision to evacuate followed within weeks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/da63898a-aefb-4f77-83fc-b635405780f0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kitchener_and_Birdwood_at_Russells_Top_Anzac.jpg
- **1915**, Cornwallis fires over Suvla. The Royal Navy battleship HMS Cornwallis fires a broadside during the evacuation of Suvla in December 1915. She was the last Allied ship to leave the bay. Naval gunfire covered the withdrawal that the landing had been meant to support. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7153222e-5f12-4a5c-a73f-35c532ff5ac4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HMS_Cornwallis_broadside_Suvla_December_1915.jpg
- **1915**, The evacuation, December 1915. More than 100,000 men were taken off Anzac Cove and Suvla Bay between 15 and 20 December 1915, with the last troops leaving Helles on 9 January 1916. The withdrawal was the best executed operation of the campaign and cost almost no casualties. The dead stayed: Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, alongside 2,721 New Zealanders and, by this account, 87,000 Turks and 44,000 British and French. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f4bfa18d-9a03-4af3-ada9-39219cbe1a6b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%22Fallen_Comrades%22_and_Evacuation_of_Gallipoli,_15-20_December_1915_(15761095710).jpg
- **1915**, A cartoonist marks the evacuation. Hal Eyre's caricature shows an Ottoman soldier finding the Anzac position empty, captioned as an advertisement: delightful summer residence, sea views. Australian newspapers turned the successful withdrawal into a joke at Turkish expense. The campaign it ended had failed at every objective. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b1bf452-0d85-49d2-a364-97c6f9e3243b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Caricature_of_an_Ottoman_soldier_-_07_a6960001h_(22578475130).jpg
- **1915**, A charge near a Turkish trench. An American archival print captioned as Australian troops charging a Turkish trench shortly before the evacuation. Photographs from Gallipoli circulated with captions applied long after the fact, and many attributions are uncertain. This one is held by the United States National Archives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d8da245-9f13-465f-b831-8e38a6671f42) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scene_just_before_the_evacuation_at_Anzac._Australian_troops_charging_near_a_Turkish_trench._When_they_got_there_the..._-_NARA_-_533108.jpg
- **1915**, The first wounded reach Mena House. Medical officers of No. 2 Australian General Hospital, established in the Mena House hotel in Egypt, photographed with the first group of wounded back from Gallipoli in May 1915. Names written on the print identify Springthorpe, Barton, Martin and others. The casualty flow from the landing overwhelmed the arrangements made for it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6493b31a-66d3-4e06-9a04-9b0eee340ef6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:No._2_Australian_General_Hospital_Mena_House_Egypt._The_first_batch_of_wounded_Australian_soldiers_from_Gallipoli_May_1915_(7665435294).jpg
- **1915**, Swimming off the beach. Soldiers in the water after coming down from the trenches. Swimming at Anzac was one of the few reliefs available and was done under intermittent shellfire. Several men were killed while bathing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02c5df1f-8cf3-4aac-b273-767a84c70db4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:ANZAC_soldiers_enjoy_a_swim_after_returning_from_the_trenches_of_the_Dardanelles_(4040760257).jpg
- **1915**, The River Clyde runs ashore. The converted collier River Clyde approaches V Beach at Cape Helles on 25 April 1915, cut with sally ports so men could run out along lighters. The British landings at Helles happened the same morning as the Anzac landing further north. Casualties at V Beach were severe enough that the water was reported discoloured. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/038be1e5-ef52-49e5-939c-3f14116f6506) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SS_River_Clyde_approaching_V_Beach.jpg
- **1915**, V Beach seen from the River Clyde. A watercolour of V Beach and the fort at Sedd el Bahr, drawn from the deck of the beached collier on 25 April 1915. The work is held by the Royal Museums Greenwich. It shows the ground the British 29th Division had to cross under fire from the fort. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b12fb3ef-9881-4a9d-b9bd-0ccf2072533e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gallipoli-_V-Beach_and_the_fort_of_Sedd-el-Bahr,_seen_from_the_%27River_Clyde%27,_25_April_1915_(Dardanelles_campaign)_RMG_PV0974.jpg
- **1915**, A French gun at Gallipoli. A French 240 millimetre fortress gun firing towards the Asiatic shore of the Dardanelles. France committed a full division to the Helles sector. The campaign is remembered in Australia as an Australian event, and was in fact a multinational operation in which Australians were a minority. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a7b845b-66ce-4353-8428-0ecae9820978) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:French_heavy_gun_firing_at_Gallipoli_IWM_Q_13604.jpg
- **1915**, Resting on Suvla Plain, August 1915. Soldiers rest during the advance across the Suvla Plain at four in the afternoon on 21 August 1915. The Suvla landings of August were meant to break the deadlock and did not. It was the last major Allied attempt on the peninsula. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4008c3f4-7a8d-4a22-a4ec-bfddd9b8d596) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:THE_DARDANELLES_CAMPAIGN,_1915_-_1916_HU57426.jpg
### 1916
- **1916**, The Premiers Conference of 1916. State premiers, attorneys general and parliamentary officers assembled at Adelaide in May 1916, photographed for the record. Immigration remained a Commonwealth power but the states set the conditions of labour that the exclusion policy was framed to protect. The conference met in the middle of the First World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3e09eee-bc46-4a5d-bdf7-6997c935bed8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1916_Premiers_Conference.jpg
- **1916**, Turkish prisoners at Maadi station. Ottoman prisoners taken during the Gallipoli campaign, photographed at Maadi railway station outside Cairo during transfer. Prisoners went back down the same route as the wounded. The image is held by the State Library of Queensland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aef82141-2341-4dfe-acca-a203756df277) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_134771_Turkish_prisoners_at_the_Maadi_Railway_Station,_Egypt.jpg
- **1916**, Robinson maps the battlefield, 1916. A topographic map published by H. E. C. Robinson in 1916 marking Anzac and Turkish posts, trenches, tracks and the approximate landing places. It covers the ground from north of Bauchop's Hill to Wine Glass Ridge. Commercial maps like this let people at home follow a campaign that had already ended. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f6e1cfca-f0c3-4447-bd21-66fc09991eb1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac_Cove_region_topographic_battlefield_map_H.E.C._Robinson_1916_(georeferenced).jpg
- **1916**, The Turkish survey of the Anzac area. One of 43 sheets surveyed by the Turkish Mapping Directorate under Brigadier General Mehmet Sevki Pasa after the evacuation. The Ottoman army mapped in detail the ground it had just successfully defended. These sheets are among the most accurate records of the trench systems. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/58b5dfa9-972e-484e-a06c-7976e9b8a788) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Battle_of_Gallipoli_-_Turkish_map_of_ANZAC_area.jpg
### 1917
- **1917**, A J.C. Williamson production. Performers in a J.C. Williamson production. The firm imported New York and London shows and cast them locally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69ea96cb-cda4-422f-8b8c-d576632d2fb2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Young_woman_and_a_man_in_oriental_pyjamas_in_the_J.C._Williamson_New_York_production_of_Canary_cottage,_1917_(8446006269).jpg
- **1917**, The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke. 1915, it sold in tens of thousands and was filmed in 1918. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6503ef28-0d7a-4487-99c6-892aa78bd5d9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_songs_of_a_sentimental_bloke,_by_C.J._Dennis,_illustrations_by_Hal_Gye,_1917.jpg
### 1918
- **1918**, Filming The Sentimental Bloke. Arthur Tauchert, Gilbert Emery and Lottie Lyell during production of The Sentimental Bloke in 1918. Lyell wrote, edited and performed, and is regarded as one of the first women in the world to work across those roles in film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/31c2d5ac-e123-490a-b854-4e5f2b71cff9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Sentimental_Bloke_1918.jpg
- **1918**, Allies Theatre, Bowen. The Allies Theatre inside the School of Arts building at Bowen in 1918. Many country screenings happened in halls built for something else. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d6c60837-7bb0-4ce1-9c73-8f61eb0ef3dc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_90692_Allies_Theatre_in_the_School_of_Arts_building,_Bowen,_1918.jpg
- **1918**, Mackellar in 1918. Dorothea Mackellar photographed in 1918. Her poem My Country was published as Core of My Heart before it acquired its familiar title. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3525e4c6-ef9d-4d93-b2c2-330efc5d626d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mackellar_as_a_%22Grace%22_(1918).jpg
### 1919
- **1919**, George Clutsam. The composer and pianist George Clutsam, born in Sydney in 1866. He worked mainly in London, writing for the musical stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/83c99189-7dfb-43f6-b9c1-f06fc2c92d7e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_H._Clutsam.jpg
- **1919**, Ruins in the Weekly Times, 1919. A newspaper feature of 27 December 1919 headed Ruins Of The Old Penal Settlement At Port Arthur. Convict ancestry was a source of shame for generations, and the ruins were read as a scandal rather than a heritage. The reversal in that attitude took most of the following century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02303988-1c6c-4205-8740-032df6332d5a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_ruins_-_The_Weekly_Times,_1919.jpg
- **1919**, Collecting bones on Hill 60, 1919. Local Greek boys stand beside human remains they have gathered on Hill 60 above Anzac Cove, four years after the fighting. W. J. Brunell made the photograph in 1919. Graves registration units worked over the peninsula for years afterwards, and many of the dead were never identified. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/973c923a-f004-4e88-8e95-f7162c70df48) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greek_boys_bones_Anzac_Cove_1919.jpg
### 1920
- **1920**, Holidaymakers at Sandgate. A crowd fills the water and sand at Sandgate on Moreton Bay in the 1920s, the women in sunhats and carrying umbrellas, a motorcar parked on the beach itself. Daylight sea bathing had been illegal in New South Wales until 1903 and the beach holiday was still a recent freedom. The postcard was printed in Saxony for the White's Views of Queensland series. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11004cfe-0480-49e0-9f21-d36a57890cdb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_142031_Holidaymakers_at_Sandgate,_ca._1920-1930.jpg
- **1920**, Newcastle surf carnival, 1920. 1920. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, from footage of 1920 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f98340db-a4d3-491a-a41e-f562cb0df3a0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hswhYi6eZ0k
- **1920**, Soldiers entering the Cambria cinema. 1920, in the years just after the First World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9bfa7f6f-9bd9-43d4-ba16-8f75952fbb0a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Soldiers_entering_The_Cambria_cinema,_Beecroft_Road,_Epping,_Sydney,_1920.jpg
- **1920**, Palace Theatre, Hobart. The Palace Theatre on Elizabeth Street in Hobart around 1920. Tasmania's exhibition circuit was small but continuous from the silent era. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa294e55-87fe-4f49-ad5b-0ac5f343957c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palace_Theatre_-_Elizabeth_Street,_Hobart_(c1920).jpg
- **1920**, Myrtle Rose White. 's accounts of station life form a substantial Australian nonfiction strand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/94d758c9-3ff6-4f5c-9673-386eb67ee2e2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Myrtle_Rose_White.png
- **1920**, Sandgate Amateur Opera Company. The Sandgate Amateur Opera Company near Brisbane in 1920. Amateur operatic societies staged Gilbert and Sullivan across suburban Australia for most of a century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a669a3ce-1955-42b0-9d98-d85d9659c52a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_201915_Members_of_the_Sandgate_Amateur_Opera_Company,_Brisbane,_1920.jpg
- **1920**, Lambert paints the covering force. George Washington Lambert painted the 3rd Infantry Brigade climbing the seaward slope of Plugge's Plateau between 1920 and 1922, working from the ground itself after the war. The yellow pinnacle is The Sphinx, with Walker's Ridge beyond leading to Russell's Top. Each man carries a white bag holding the two days of rations issued specially for the landing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d3d0fe45-a667-45ec-a0cd-104f5504bfaf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anzac,_the_landing_1915.jpg
### 1921
- **1921**, Anguilla australis, the short-finned eel. A scientific illustration of the short-finned eel published in 1921 by Edgar Ravenswood Waite. Gunditjmara people call the fish kooyang. It spawns in the Coral Sea and the young travel thousands of kilometres to reach the rivers and wetlands of south eastern Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9d922273-260a-42fd-8e8c-fbdc5c72fc2a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FMIB_45582_Anguilla_australis.jpeg
- **1921**, Star Picture Theatre in flood, Winton. The Star Picture Theatre at Winton under floodwater in 1921. Winton is also where Banjo Paterson's Waltzing Matilda was first performed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f115bcd3-4171-46e3-aa89-784115f2c671) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_93940_Star_Picture_Theatre_under_the_1921_floods,_Winton,_Queensland.jpg
- **1921**, Norman Lindsay. 1921. He wrote and illustrated The Magic Pudding in 1918 and was better known as a painter and etcher whose work was repeatedly censored. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/42c84f28-4592-4853-9464-717e982ba768) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norman_Lindsay_1921_SLNSW_FL19830183.jpg
- **1921**, Lindsay cartoon in the Bulletin. A Norman Lindsay cartoon in the Bulletin of 27 October 1921. Lindsay drew for the magazine for half a century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ad95a7c2-4a85-45d5-a6a9-42dd244319b6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Call_for_a_Plain_Economy_Norman_Lindsay_Bulletin_27Oct1921.jpg
- **1921**, Nellie Melba in 1921. Melba photographed in 1921. She helped found what became the Melba Memorial Conservatorium in Melbourne and died in Sydney in 1931. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/65d3f79d-173d-405d-a5e1-8b085049472f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nellie_Melba_SLNSW_FL19867738.jpg
- **1921**, Anzac Day procession behind a band. An Anzac Day procession behind a brass band at Caboolture in 1921. Commemoration and band music were bound together from the first Anzac Days. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/522eceaa-eaa3-4c9d-bf08-1c61035a50f0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_103719_Anzac_Day_procession_following_a_brass_band,_Caboolture,_Queensland,_ca._1921.jpg
### 1922
- **1922**, Bicycles outside a Cairns picture theatre. Bicycles piled outside a picture theatre in Cairns. In tropical Queensland many theatres were open air, with canvas roofs and deck chairs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33e80bcd-3b9d-4d44-b13c-ec75c01d0953) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_122833_Bicycles_piled_up_outside_a_picture_theatre_in_Cairns,_ca._1915.jpg
- **1922**, Henry Lawson's funeral. 1922. He was given a state funeral, having spent his last years in poverty and repeatedly imprisoned for debt and drunkenness. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a237df94-c1ba-48e8-98f0-d16607f1d0ae) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henry_Lawson%27s_funeral,_at_Waverley_Cemetery_1922.jpg
- **1922**, Eleanor Dark. 1922. Her novel The Timeless Land of 1941 told the first years of the colony from both British and Aboriginal viewpoints, unusually for its date. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c4a6072b-8752-461e-99be-3bab52687a3d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eleanor_Dark_and_Napier_%22Evangeline%22,_1922_(3883308488).jpg
### 1923
- **1923**, Wool wagon bogged at a river crossing. A horse team strains at a wagon loaded with wool bales stuck in a dusty river crossing on 15 September 1923. The photograph is from the Transport and Main Roads Visual Resource Library held by Queensland State Archives. Getting the clip to a railhead over unformed roads was the recurring hazard of the inland wool trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38970080-c406-45da-bfb3-c98dc922bd8b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Horse_team_pulling_wagon_loaded_with_wool_bales_stuck_in_dusty_river_crossing,_15_September_1923.jpg
- **1923**, Frank Hurley filming on location. 1920s. His documentary work moved between Antarctic expedition, the Western Front and the Pacific. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22b35a08-6dd4-45bb-b39b-69df389d1398) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frank_Hurley_making_a_film_on_location_in_Papua_New_Guinea_ca._1923_(23760730183).jpg
### 1924
- **1924**, Star Picture Theatre, Winton. The Star Picture Theatre at Winton in 1924. The open air Royal Theatre in the same town still runs with canvas seats. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b2fb788d-f172-4f53-b7c9-b3f5314493fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_130919_Star_Picture_Theatre_in_Winton,_1924.jpg
### 1926
- **1926**, Construction and Opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge (1926-1932, Colourised, HD). ), published by Based in Australia Archive and concerning New South Wales. The Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932. The footage depicts events of 1926. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1926 held by Based in Australia Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a12612c-e196-4b69-9952-83f583074dce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uu7FB9fJv0E
### 1927
- **1927**, Palace Theatre, Cairns. Movie posters on the Palace Theatre at Cairns in 1927, decorated for a fancy dress ball. Regional theatres doubled as dance halls and meeting rooms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a35b61d7-fb95-40bc-b05e-df0f7b6740b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_103500_Movie_posters_adorn_the_Palace_Theatre,_Cairns,_decorated_for_a_fancy_dress_ball,_ca._1927.jpg
- **1927**, Dorothea Mackellar. 1927. She wrote the poem beginning I love a sunburnt country in 1904 while homesick in England, and it became the most quoted verse in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6f69bc1-4aaf-45b4-b969-91964fca0ea9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dorothea_Mackellar_1927_SLNSW_FL3280729.jpg
### 1928
- **1928**, Wool bales loaded on a rail truck. Bales roped down on an open rail truck at Port Adelaide. Cataloguer G. Brooks corrected the original microfiche description, which called the wagon a railway carriage. Rail carried the clip from inland sidings to the port stores, displacing the bullock and horse teams that had done the work in the previous century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cdf82f88-7d3f-4b72-a610-0e4e747c37aa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wool_Bales_on_a_Rail_Truck_at_Port_Adelaide(GN07239).jpg
- **1928**, Cadets marching to a Sydney cinema. Naval League cadets marching to the Hoyts De Luxe on George Street in Sydney for an Anzac commemoration screening. Cinema going was organised as a civic event as much as a private one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78d62846-dc14-4ab1-9d98-0e2af2bda1c0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Naval_League_cadets_in_uniform_march_to_Hoyts_De_Luxe_Cinema,_George_Street,_Sydney_for_the_film_%22Nelson%22,_4_August_1928_-_photographer_Sam_Hood_(6804249275).jpg
- **1928**, The Lyceum Theatre at night. The Lyceum Theatre in Sydney lit at night in late 1928. Electric display fronts were how city cinemas competed before television. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/833ceb59-035f-4ce0-897a-49b7d44142dd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Front_of_the_Lyceum_Theatre_at_night,_Sydney_(late_1928)_with_Jaqueline_Logan_and_Alan_Hale_in_%22The_Leopard_Lady.%22_Also_announcing-_%22Cinesound_Talkies_opening_here_soon_with_Warner_Bros._Vitaphone_(9124252612).jpg
- **1928**, Ethel Turner. 1928. Her Seven Little Australians of 1894 is among the few nineteenth century Australian children's books never to have gone out of print. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/137eafea-d34f-4ce3-8b40-02f3e0585673) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ethel_turner_1928_SLNSW_FL19831874.jpg
### 1929
- **1929**, Tivoli variety act. A Tivoli variety act posed for the camera in 1929. Vaudeville held Australian audiences until television arrived in 1956. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ee8fdc6-c4a2-4058-a1a5-6e8b314b4dfe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Tivoli_Bells_striking_a_pose,_1929_(29892823951).jpg
- **1929**, Opening night of the State Theatre. The opening night of the State Theatre in Sydney in 1929, with the Australian premiere of The Patriot. The State was built as a picture palace in an elaborate mixed revival style and now hosts the Sydney Film Festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7eccfebe-a3fd-4ebf-9329-c0be99d32d9a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_premiere_of_The_Patriot,_starring_Emil_Jannings,_at_the_opening_of_the_State_Theatre,_Sydney,_Friday_7_June_1929_-_photographer_unknown_(6152285562).jpg
- **1929**, Hoyts ushers on the footpath. Hoyts ushers lined up on the footpath, photographed by Sam Hood. Hoyts and Union Theatres between them controlled Australian exhibition and therefore what local films could be screened. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f598de2a-255c-44a5-b5cf-e39f03e180f9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(Hoyts_ushers_and_candy_tray_boy_(%3F)_in_line_on_the_footpath)_n.d._by_Sam_Hood_(7019817217).jpg
- **1929**, Beach Picture Theatre, Sandgate. The Beach Picture Theatre at Sandgate near Brisbane in 1929. Seaside suburbs supported their own picture houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d528d4d8-0430-417c-926b-d7e61ea52c15) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_114124_Beach_Picture_Theatre_in_Sandgate,_1929.jpg
- **1929**, Wonderview Theatre, Victor Harbor. The Wonderview Theatre at Victor Harbor in South Australia in 1929. Holiday towns built cinemas to hold the summer trade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c8252186-345e-4636-90af-7bb87f043e03) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:B-58952_Wonderview_Theatre_Victor_Harbor.jpg
### 1930
- **1930**, Ticket queue at Her Majesty's Theatre. A queue for tickets at Her Majesty's Theatre in Sydney around 1930. The building was later demolished and the site now carries Sydney Tower. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e634dabf-50bf-42e3-8dcc-72f87652c439) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_7840_Queue_for_tickets_Her_Majestys_Theatre_later_Sydney_Tower.jpg
- **1930**, Queuing for theatre tickets. Another view of the ticket queue at Her Majesty's Theatre. Booking meant standing at the window before telephone and postal booking became common. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aeab2bd0-8fe0-49df-a786-4307273c6930) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_7845_Queue_for_tickets_Her_Majestys_Theatre_later_Sydney_Tower.jpg
- **1930**, Empire Theatre auditorium. The auditorium and proscenium of the Empire Theatre on Quay Street in Sydney in 1930. Australian city theatres of this generation seated well over a thousand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69ad5590-716a-4043-9ec7-ab9824c69597) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_8562_Auditorium_and_proscenium_of_Empire_Theatre_Quay_Street_Sydney.jpg
- **1930**, Tivoli performers arriving. 1930. The circuit imported acts from Britain and the United States alongside local performers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2fbb4d38-1e24-4f14-8ca2-0ac2968da29b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Unidentified_Tivoli_stars_arrive_at_theatre.jpg
- **1930**, A sheep and lamb at the Sydney show. A studio-style portrait of a ewe and her lamb, probably taken at the Royal Agricultural Show in Sydney. It comes from the William J Hall collection at the Australian National Maritime Museum. Show judging set the visible standard for fleece that stud breeders then sold on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8bd71661-134c-4690-934c-0ef290e6e39a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Portrait_of_a_sheep_and_a_lamb,_possibly_at_the_Royal_Agricultural_Show,_Sydney_(9448501498).jpg
- **1930**, John Quick in old age. The Bendigo lawyer and federationist photographed around 1930. Quick drafted the enabling bill that produced the elected convention of 1897, and he served as Postmaster General in Deakin's second ministry. His annotated commentary on the Constitution remained a standard reference for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/440b0b21-652d-4049-9700-6ae1c6ad985b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:John_Quick_1930_(1).jpg
- **1930**, Isaac Isaacs in his chambers. The judge reading in his office around 1930, photographed for the Fairfax papers. Isaacs sat on the High Court from 1906 and became Chief Justice in 1930, ruling on cases arising from the immigration restriction legislation he had helped debate as a member of the first parliament. He was the son of a Jewish tailor from Poland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d1bd6a32-8761-4875-80d5-e00bfe27dfb3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Isaac_Isaacs_reading_in_his_office.jpg
- **1930**, Isaac Isaacs as Chief Justice. A portrait of Isaacs made in 1930, the year he was appointed Chief Justice of Australia. Months later he became the first Australian born Governor General, over the objection of King George V. His career ran alongside the whole first generation of the restriction laws. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/013c6fd7-9f51-413b-b79b-50c66df10ca4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chief_Justice_Isaac_Isaacs.jpg
- **1930**, Plaza Theatre, Tully. The Plaza Theatre at Tully in far north Queensland in 1930. Sugar towns of a few thousand people supported purpose built cinemas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2d3330b-3d49-42be-8c77-7fcc0162f7ab) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_388333_Plaza_Theatre,_Tully,_1930.jpg
- **1930**, Picture theatre managers conference. A picture theatre managers conference and dinner in 1930. Exhibition was an organised industry with its own associations and trade press. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38a85de4-3ab3-4bc6-8833-9fedc9f27208) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_7734_Picture_theatre_managers_conference_and_dinner.jpg
- **1930**, Wondergraph at Semaphore. The Wondergraph on the Semaphore Esplanade in South Australia in 1930. Wondergraph was an early Australian exhibition brand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9980e1d5-fb0b-4014-97fd-1375e11ad87a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Semaphore_Esplanade,_with_Wondergraph_B-5541-3.jpg
- **1930**, Paterson in 1930. Banjo Paterson in 1930. His verse sold in numbers no Australian poet had reached before, and The Man from Snowy River collection went through repeated editions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd17a0cf-1531-4fd4-afd8-8ef8bf38d9cb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Banjo_Paterson.png
- **1930**, Sydney Conservatorium of Music. The Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 1930. The building began as the government stables for Government House and was converted for teaching in 1915. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/07902ad3-7558-4fd5-bb27-994912282066) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_8899_Conservatorium_of_Music.jpg
### 1931
- **1931**, Dancers on pointe, 1931. A line of dancers on pointe in 1931. Ballet schools spread through Australian cities well before there was a national company to join. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f1aa3ba5-7ae4-426e-981b-800cd032f9fe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Line_of_ballet_dancers_on_their_toes,_1931_(29976079165).jpg
- **1931**, Sound booth and Movietone poster. A studio sound man behind glass with a Fox Movietone News poster in 1931. Sound arrived in Australian cinemas around 1929 and closed most of the local silent production that remained. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c5cde92b-4865-42f9-adf5-06c33a2d858b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(Studio_sound_man_behind_glass_and_poster_for_Fox_Movietone_News,_vol.2,_no.33)_(6873712956)_(2).jpg
- **1931**, Programme for a 1931 touring attraction. A programme cover for a 1931 touring musical attraction. Live touring collapsed during the Depression and was reshaped by radio. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a3e4d9d-41b7-41fa-90e0-e7470144884c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cover_of_program_for_%27Colossal_musical_attraction_of_1931%27.jpg
### 1933
- **1933**, Filming a race for Cinesound. A daytime race filmed for Cinesound at the Wentworth Autodrome in November 1933. Newsreel work paid for the studio between features. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/42c0c113-5584-4f36-80e7-5db3a37522bc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_8095_Daytime_race_for_Cinesound_Wentworth_Autodrome_Nov_1933.jpg
- **1933**, Rajo Ford Special filmed for Cinesound. A Rajo Ford Special at speed, filmed for Cinesound at the Wentworth Autodrome in 1933. Motor racing was a staple of the Australian newsreel. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/46698cf4-8508-406a-bcb4-d9a5c3faeb70) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_8100_Rajo_Ford_Special_of_Don_Shorten_at_speed_for_Cinesound_Wentworth_Autodrome_Nov_1933.jpg
- **1933**, Page from Darlinghurst Nights. A page from Darlinghurst Nights, Kenneth Slessor's verse with drawings by Virgil Reilly, published in 1933. Slessor wrote Five Bells about a friend who drowned in Sydney Harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8e625c0a-6db4-472f-815d-fb3842b128dc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Darlinghurst_Nights_page_8_Slessor_%26_Virgil_Reilly_1933.jpg
### 1934
- **1934**, Santa surfs the Queenslander cover. McBain's Christmas cover for The Queenslander of 20 December 1934 puts Santa Claus and a reindeer on the face of a wave. Summer Christmas had to be drawn from scratch, since none of the imported imagery fitted. The surf did a lot of that work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/971da510-4fb2-43a1-95a8-0066acc2cd97) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Illustrated_front_cover_from_The_Queenslander_December_20_1934_(7960423232).jpg
- **1934**, White Horse Inn at the Theatre Royal. 1934. Operetta filled the Australian commercial stage between the wars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/512fd94c-3c14-47ae-bcc0-4c2698bd92d2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_30887_Theatre_Royal_White_Horse_Inn.jpg
- **1934**, Theatre Royal foyer crowd. A crowd in evening dress in the Theatre Royal foyer in 1934. Dressing for the theatre was expected in the city houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a056400e-ce16-4787-ac34-0097f8238947) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_7315_Crowd_in_evening_dress_in_foyer_of_the_Theatre_Royal.jpg
- **1934**, Goldsborough Mort wool store, Port Adelaide. The interior ceiling of the Goldsborough Mort and Company wool store at Port Adelaide, lined in jointed pine. Goldsborough Mort was one of the large stock and station agencies that financed pastoralists against the coming clip and then sold it for them. The archival note corrects the microfiche, which had called the building a wool shed rather than a store. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f6d8ced0-6754-41cd-9cbe-61518f697406) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Goldsborough_Mort_and_Company_Wool_Store_Port_Adelaide(GN07303).jpg
- **1934**, Sir Isaac and Lady Isaacs. Sam Hood photographed the Governor General and his wife Daisy around 1934, from a glass negative now held by the State Library of New South Wales. Isaacs held the office from 1931 to 1936. The appointment of an Australian rather than a British aristocrat was itself a nationalist assertion of the era that produced the restriction laws. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8933951f-8dc3-4114-9920-8a29509302c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sir_Isaac_Isaacs_and_Lady_Isaacs.jpg
- **1934**, Hollywood Picture Theatre, Greenslopes. The Hollywood Picture Theatre at Greenslopes in Brisbane around 1934. The name states plainly where most of the programme came from. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2cb43c45-0dd8-4775-b329-edeadae5fdd1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_107584_Hollywood_Picture_Theatre_at_Greenslopes,_Brisbane,_ca._1934.jpg
- **1934**, Winifred Burston. The pianist Winifred Burston around 1934. She taught at the Sydney Conservatorium and her students included several who went on to international careers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/be6ce309-b95e-4033-a6bc-98211d8e5de9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Winifred_Burston_c.1934.png
### 1935
- **1935**, March past at Burleigh Heads. Surf lifesavers parade in formation at Burleigh Heads, the front team in the striped costumes of the Burleigh Heads Mowbray Park club. The march past was a competitive event, judged on drill precision with the reel carried at the front. It made a volunteer rescue service into a spectator sport. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/88f963b6-a7d0-4506-9c2e-3c884c9a9a27) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Surf_lifesavers_march_past_Burleigh_Heads_ca._1935_(15212353420).jpg
- **1935**, J.C. Williamson at the Theatre Royal. A J.C. Williamson production at the Theatre Royal in Sydney in 1935. The firm, known simply as The Firm, dominated commercial theatre in Australia and New Zealand from the 1880s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e4993225-65f6-4058-87bf-a5cd387a83cf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_81854_JC_Williamson_Theatre_Royal.jpg
- **1935**, A Williamson staging. Another J.C. Williamson staging at the Theatre Royal. The company controlled theatres, touring routes and star contracts across both countries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7e2f9cf-a974-4011-9b55-7d3d6c9afc9c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_81852_JC_Williamson_Theatre_Royal.jpg
- **1935**, Bullock teams hauling wool. Bullocks in a long chain drag wagons loaded with wool bales, photographed by Hall and Co. around 1935 and held as a glass negative by the State Library of New South Wales. Teams like this were still working stock routes in the 1930s, decades after rail had taken over the main hauls. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffb9630d-c3f2-445b-94c9-6d3a87318720) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bullocks_1930s_slnsw_V1-FL1651749.jpg
- **1935**, Wertaloona shearing shed, Flinders Ranges. Sheep penned in enclosures outside the Wertaloona shearing shed in the Flinders Ranges, with men working on foot and on horseback. Wertaloona was one of the pastoral runs in the arid country north of the ranges in South Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1cc04cfa-ed6b-4b1a-8c05-699a0e7b27b4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wertaloona_shearing_shed_showing_sheep_in_enclosures_and_men_at_work_and_on_horseback(GN10293).jpg
- **1935**, Chorus at the Theatre Royal. Chorus performers in Nice Goings On at the Theatre Royal in 1935. Large chorus lines were standard in the commercial musical houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d0934dbb-7a21-4a3f-8539-ed314efd1bd3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_36206_Chorus_girls_Nice_Goings_On_Theatre_Royal.jpg
- **1935**, Moodie at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. A sheep recorded only by the name Moodie, photographed at the Sydney Royal Easter Show by William Hall. The print is held in the Australian National Maritime Museum's Hall collection. Prize animals at the Royal were named and their winnings followed in the rural press. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57a40ae1-0d51-4b70-a7a3-41e534cb3631) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sheep_at_the_Sydney_Royal_Easter_Show,_%27Moodie%27_(8657353188).jpg
- **1935**, Shooting Grandad Rudd. Shooting a scene for Grandad Rudd in Sydney around 1935, photographed by Sam Hood. The Rudd films drew on Steele Rudd's selector stories, a durable Australian comic property. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4e2ed0cb-3184-463f-bf0d-e0f802258d2d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shooting_a_scene_for_%27Grandad_Rudd%27,_Sydney,_ca._1935,_Sam_Hood.jpg
### 1936
- **1936**, Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo in Australia. The Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo on its Australian tour in the late 1930s. The tours introduced Australian audiences to modern classical ballet at first hand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0e798315-d6da-47d1-b4be-3e17e759ff95) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(22)_Ballet_Russe_de_Monte_Carlo_in_Australia_-_vn3454927.jpg
- **1936**, Ballets Russes dancers in Australia. A further image from the Ballet Russe Australian tours. Dancers who remained afterwards founded schools that trained the first generation of Australian professionals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e5799dc7-a967-431d-913e-041cc7752ab0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(23)_Ballet_Russe_de_Monte_Carlo_in_Australia_-_vn3462906.jpg
- **1936**, Les Sylphides on the Australian tour. Les Sylphides as performed on the Australian Ballets Russes tours. The repertoire was the first sustained exposure Australian audiences had to the Diaghilev tradition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/271829fd-4ec6-41ed-afad-b0841e3fcd6b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Les_sylphides,_featuring_Marguerite_Gontcharova,_Galina_Razoumova,_Anna_Volkova,_Phyllida_Cooper,_Therese_Moulin_and_Sonia_Orlova,_(1)._(6174093976).jpg
- **1936**, Helen Twelvetrees at Cinesound. The American actor Helen Twelvetrees at Cinesound Studios in Sydney in 1936, photographed by Sam Hood. Australian producers imported overseas leads to make films saleable abroad. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e48228f-b8f0-4fc7-a521-d6a237164022) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Film_actor_Helen_Twelvetrees_and_her_1935_Pontiac,_Cinesound_Studios,_Sydney,_1936_-_Sam_Hood_(3566267470).jpg
- **1936**, Cecil Kellaway arrives for Cinesound. Cecil Kellaway arriving on the Melbourne Express for Cinesound in 1936. Kellaway later worked extensively in Hollywood. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee184a93-fc36-4275-afb7-809c9d91e370) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_75224_Cecil_Kellaway_and_his_wife_for_Cinesound_arrive_on_Melbourne_Express.jpg
- **1936**, Filming a departure for Cinesound. The actor John Longden departing on the Strathnaver, filmed by Cinesound. Shipboard arrivals and departures were standard newsreel material. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d64889ba-b723-49d4-b424-b82efd5fe12d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_15214_Departure_of_Strathnaver_John_Longden_Cinesound.jpg
- **1936**, Regent Theatre usher. An usher at the Regent Theatre in 1936. Uniformed staff were standard in the large city houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3426a335-7701-4d34-9b07-0be96dc3407a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_75857_Regent_Theatre_usher.jpg
### 1937
- **1937**, Rehearsing Swing Along. A rehearsal for Swing Along at the Theatre Royal in 1937, photographed for J.C. Williamson. Musical comedy was the firm's most reliable product. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1f5d268c-bc6e-4d66-b39f-bc8e4bb76759) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_21939_Rehearsal_Swing_Along_at_Theatre_Royal_taken_for_JC_Williamson.jpg
- **1937**, Filming A Nation is Built. Production of A Nation is Built, directed by Frank Hurley for Cinesound to mark the 1938 sesquicentenary. Hurley had been the photographer on Antarctic expeditions before turning to film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a025ce82-f3fb-4b3f-a433-3f35d3c441d6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_36281_Film_A_Nation_is_built_directed_by_Frank_Hurley_for_the_Sesquicentenary_Cinesound_Mount_York.jpg
- **1937**, Kings Picture Theatre auditorium. The auditorium of the new Kings Picture Theatre at Mosman in Sydney in 1937. Suburban cinemas of this scale were built across Australian cities in the interwar decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/443e8146-ea6c-43fb-bd8c-5afde4648db5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_8113_The_auditorium_of_Mosmans_new_Kings_Picture_Theatre.jpg
### 1938
- **1938**, Hermannsburg Mission in the 1930s. A view of the mission photographed by Donald and Isabel Dowling between 1938 and 1948. The Dowlings were outside visitors and the image is theirs, made of a place where Arrernte people lived under mission authority. Namatjira was already selling watercolours by the time it was taken. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0c7e3fc6-52b2-4eb2-a8f9-82c6ed54ef05) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dowling_040.jpg
- **1938**, Dancer in a Williamson theatre. A dancer in a J.C. Williamson theatre in 1938. The firm presented ballet alongside its commercial musical seasons. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a4bbab22-e105-4f3c-9e0f-8aefed67135e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_22929_Ballet_dancer_in_A_JCW_theatre.jpg
- **1938**, Cinesound miniature set, 1938. Building a miniature film set at Cinesound in Sydney on 7 November 1938. Cinesound Productions made seventeen features between 1931 and 1940 and was the closest thing Australia had to a studio system. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cb50260d-926f-44e3-b590-d4c415c96f12) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cinesoound_set_1938_01_V1-FL9635607.jpg
- **1938**, Hoyts children's club, Clovelly. Boys of the Hoyts Clovelly Theatre children's club with their bicycles in 1938. Saturday morning clubs were how suburban cinemas built a weekly audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/95d7f08d-0513-49bf-8588-2b406fa63805) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Boys_of_Hoyts_Clovelly_Theatre_%22Spider%27s_Web%22_Club_ride_their_bikes_while_%22Spiderman%22_looks_on,_by_Sam_Hood_(5865144394).jpg
- **1938**, Enmore Theatre promotion, 1938. A promotional lorry for the Enmore Theatre in Sydney in December 1938. The Enmore opened in 1908 and is still a working music venue. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fe081934-961b-4f53-b6e9-5f691ed630f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_22552_Enmore_Theatre_lorry_free_Christmas_cake_to_each_child_Sat_matinee_24_Dec_1938.jpg
### 1939
- **1939**, Wallace Bishop store, Queen Street, Brisbane. The Wallace Bishop jewellery store on the corner of Albert and Queen Streets in central Brisbane in 1939. Street awnings and verandahs over the footpath were normal in Australian city retail and were progressively removed from central Brisbane after the war on traffic and streetscape grounds. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f9af6007-b921-43e0-bf1a-e736a9973755) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wallace_Bishop_jewellery_store_on_the_corner_of_Albert_and_Queen_Streets,_Brisbane,_1939.jpg
- **1939**, Commissionaires outside the Theatre Royal. Female commissionaires outside the Theatre Royal in 1939. Front of house staffing changed as men left for war service. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c9fdf011-1d92-45b8-9961-d68036ad3347) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_23335_Female_commissionaires_outside_Theatre_Royal.jpg
- **1939**, Original Ballet Russe at the Theatre Royal. The Original Ballet Russe season at the Theatre Royal in Sydney in 1939. The touring Ballets Russes companies were stranded in Australia by the outbreak of war and several dancers stayed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d9f01689-e185-4d2f-bc28-6edde8e595c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Colonel_de_Basil%27s_%22Original_Ballet_Russe%22_(Russian_Ballet)_season,_Theatre_Royal,_Sydney,_1939-1940,_-_Sam_Hood_(6264687243)_(cropped).jpg
- **1939**, Roxy Picture Theatre, Everard Park. The Roxy Picture Theatre at Everard Park in South Australia in 1939. Streamlined Moderne fronts marked the late 1930s wave of Australian cinema building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c95bcd19-ede3-4e46-b249-487b8b2a17ab) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_12365_The_Roxy_Picture_Theatre_Everard_Park_South_Australia_taken_for_BHP_on_AdelaideWhyalla_trip.jpg
- **1939**, Star theatre, Wakefield Street. The Star theatre on Wakefield Street in Adelaide in 1939. Adelaide's city cinemas clustered on a few blocks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f7fe813-4057-4c79-b1ce-ce2dcb102c03) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wakefield_Street_Star.jpg
### 1940
- **1940**, 93 - 148245 - Unknown artist 'Shield' pre 1940. 1940 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c93e539-c8e8-4472-abc4-dfb5477650b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vdh6X25L7hM
- **1940**, A film about how wool is marketed in Australia, 1940's -- Film 3682. 1940. Filed as a wool and labour record, from footage of 1940 held by HuntleyFilmArchives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8022976-dbd4-4345-9f12-00d1d0448fb3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=648_Y84SgJg
- **1940**, Dressing room at the Cremorne Theatre. Dancers in a dressing room at the Cremorne Theatre in Brisbane in 1940. Backstage conditions in the commercial houses were cramped and unglamorous. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/670dc2b1-a982-4f73-a98c-2777b7b950a7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_107168_Ballet_girls_posing_in_their_dressing_room_at_the_Cremorne_Theatre,_Brisbane,_1940.jpg
- **1940**, Adjusting pointe shoes. A dancer adjusting pointe shoes around 1940. Shoes are consumed at a rate that makes them a significant line in any company budget. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/852b3d07-4d35-4f87-b8c8-553620f5479a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rachel_Cameron_adjusting_ballet_shoes_(19849793683).jpg
- **1940**, Charles and Elsa Chauvel on set. Charles and Elsa Chauvel with a cinematographer and actors in Australian uniform. The Chauvels worked as a directing and writing partnership across three decades of Australian production. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ad4e72e-6759-4cf5-b1ba-df537c99a9c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_and_Elsa_Chauvel_with_cinematographer_and_actors_dressed_as_Australian_soldiers.jpg
- **1940**, Forty Thousand Horsemen. Chips Rafferty, Grant Taylor and Pat Twohill in Forty Thousand Horsemen, Charles Chauvel's 1940 film about the Australian Light Horse. It was shot in sand dunes at Cronulla standing in for Palestine. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a37e0340-30a9-46f0-8237-312a3722dbd0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rafferty,_Taylor_and_Twohill_in_Forty_Thousand_Horsemen.jpg
- **1940**, Rafferty and Taylor between takes. Chips Rafferty and Grant Taylor between takes on Forty Thousand Horsemen. Rafferty became the standard screen image of the lean Australian bushman for two decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ac3b9e39-c6b9-4c77-b90d-bca2a99ac1f1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Film_still_of_Chips_Rafferty_and_Grant_Taylor_sitting_in_the_sand_smoking.jpg
- **1940**, Camel on the Chauvel set. A camel on the set of Forty Thousand Horsemen. Chauvel made the film during the Second World War, when the earlier war was being invoked directly. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc1441f3-1f42-456c-8dec-cb17f2d94b40) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rafferty,_Taylor,_Twohillm_with_camel_in_Forty_Thousand_Horsemen.jpg
### 1942
- **1942-02-19**, \[Bombing of Darwin 19 February 1942\]. 19 February 1942, with the official death toll given as 236 and historians proposing a range up to about 297. The footage depicts events of 1942. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1942 held by AWM Collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1a5ea90c-276a-4815-b3e8-92c03d9d8afb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LExSjCM3bNg
- **1942**, The White Australia Policy and Australia’s Asian troops 1942 – 49- Ernest Koh. 1942. Filed as a migration policy record, from footage of 1942 held by Centre for Creative and Cultural Research. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bc351788-8981-4ce0-ba6a-d584970d801c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvYs9fmtAEk
- **1942**, Strathfield cinema dress circle foyer. The dress circle foyer of the Strathfield cinema in 1942. The foyer was part of the attraction, designed to be a step up from the street. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90ba4fa2-e0f1-4d10-a66d-7fd39be5dbb2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_27723_Strathfield_Cinema_dress_circle_foyer.jpg
- **1942**, Mareeba picture theatre. The Mareeba picture theatre in 1942, when the Atherton Tableland held large military camps. Cinemas served troops as well as townspeople. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3aa8e4f-2d32-4471-a9c6-28fd23e8dd40) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_2_250432_Mareeba_Picture_Theatre,_Queensland,_1942.jpg
- **1942**, Kokoda Front Line! \| 1942 \| Documentary \| Peter Bathurst & Damien Parer. Kokoda Front Line, published by Documentary Archive. Japan decided against invading Australia in February 1942 and undertook no planning or preparation for it. The footage depicts events of 1942. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1942 held by Documentary Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f3d02421-e932-4960-8546-ddc20fbedb5f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMPMeK-pdCY
- **1942**, Kokoda Front Line! (1942) - Australia’s first Oscar-winning film. 1942 and undertook no planning or preparation for it. The footage depicts events of 1942. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1942 held by Old Australia Archives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/782764ad-e364-4191-831d-f212e54730a8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRjZD__0NdM
### 1943
- **1943**, Picture theatre prices hearing. A Prices Commission hearing on picture theatre admission in 1943. Wartime price control extended to cinema tickets. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/19237e31-9867-4770-a2ab-cb9d0ca088ed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_29440_Picture_Theatres_Prices_Commission_Jack_Power.jpg
### 1944
- **1944**, Photo call for The Squall. A photo call for The Squall at the Theatre Royal in 1944. Press calls were staged separately from performance for the newspapers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7dd19325-940d-4a02-89b3-eb1d69825aee) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_34338_The_Squall_Theatre_Royal_photo_call.jpg
- **1944**, Mobile cinema units. Two Ford mobile cinema units donated through the Australian Comforts Fund in 1944. Mobile projection took film to troops and to towns without a theatre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d523b1ad-073c-44ea-af72-fc9b90e70434) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_34621_Two_Ford_mobile_cinema_units_nos_28_111_gifts_from_Newcastle_through_ACF_NSW_Div_operated_by_Australian_Army_Amenities_Services_for_Miss_Davidson_Australian_Comforts_Fund.jpg
### 1945
- **1945**, Capitol Theatre, Sydney. The Capitol Theatre in Sydney in 1945. Built as an atmospheric theatre with a painted sky ceiling, it was restored in the 1990s for musicals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/56edb38c-6ed9-4408-864c-ef46a9e339c5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_26604_Capitol_Theatre.jpg
### 1946
- **1946**, Menzies, Lyons and Holt outside Parliament House. Robert Menzies, Enid Lyons, Eric Harrison, Harold Holt and Thomas White on the steps of the provisional Parliament House in Canberra in 1946. Holt as immigration minister in 1966 announced the changes that ended racial selection in practice, and Menzies had presided over the postwar mass migration programme that began the shift. The dictation test itself was abolished in 1958. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a5a546a3-c9ae-425b-b687-8627b8230af0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Menzies_Lyons_Harrison_Holt_AAF.jpg
- **1946**, Borovansky Ballet dancers. Martin Rubenstein and Kathleen Gorham of the Borovansky Ballet in 1946. Edouard Borovansky, another dancer who stayed after a tour, ran the company that preceded the Australian Ballet. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f324a2d-469e-43e8-9617-a722f60af074) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Martin_Rubenstein_and_Kathleen_Gorham,_dancers_in_the_J.C._Williamson_-_Borovansky_Ballet_production_of_Gay_Rosalinda,_1946_-_photographer_Hal_Williams_(6557680935).jpg
- **1946**, Inside Angus and Robertson, 1946. Inside Angus and Robertson on Castlereagh Street in Sydney in 1946. The firm operated as publisher and bookseller together, which gave it unusual reach over Australian writing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3bfd78fb-a6f9-46d7-a7db-4c0b591bd067) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_Angus_and_Robertson_booksellers,_Castlereagh_Street,_Sydney,_1946_-_photographer_Bradford_Pty_Ltd_(4880862886).jpg
- **1946**, Ballet at the Theatre Royal. 1946. The same houses carried opera, ballet, musicals and variety in the same season. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e771000-3c96-4fa3-8693-6d0284690de1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_34275_Theatre_Royal_ballet.jpg
- **1946**, Music teaching in Sydney, 1946. A music teacher with a student in Sydney in 1946. Private teaching and the examination system carried classical training in Australia far beyond the conservatoriums. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/266e1a01-3b9e-45b1-bedd-06c43c62dc40) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hilda_Mulligan_and_student,_Sydney,_1946.jpg
- **1946**, Twenty four sheet film poster. A twenty four sheet poster for Love Story photographed in 1946. Billboard posting was the main film advertising medium before television. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/18a1ec0c-51a6-402f-8e94-75cdbd885128) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_13886_Love_Story_Snap_Adds_24sheeter_film_poster.jpg
- **1946**, Victory cinema box office. The box office of the Victory cinema during a season in 1946. Ticket sales were counted at the window and reported to distributors weekly. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bdb4f584-84c0-4823-b112-c69e81ef1fe1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_13747_Box_office_of_Victory_cinema_during_Springtime_run_taken_for_Mr_Attwater.jpg
### 1947
- **1947**, The Elder Park migrant hostel. A hostel in central Adelaide, formerly the Schools Patriotic Fund building, fitted with dormitories, a lounge, a writing room, communal bathrooms, a dining room and a laundry. It opened as migrant accommodation in 1947. The Festival Centre now stands on the site. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3dad7461-c75a-428b-bc1f-714b614cc5e9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Elder_Park_Migrant_Hostel_(SPF_Hostel)(GN14997).jpg
- **1947**, Namatjira signs autographs. The Western Arrernte watercolourist signs for admirers in the late 1940s, at the height of his fame. Namatjira had learned watercolour technique from Rex Battarbee in the 1930s and sold out exhibitions in southern cities. He remained subject to the Northern Territory's racial administration throughout. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd48d1ff-bef4-4a25-bb6c-f9977a4560ed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Albert_Namatjira_signing_autographs.jpg
- **1947**, National titles come to Queensland. Club banners paraded at the Australian Surf Lifesaving Championships in 1947, the first year the titles were held in Queensland. The Palm Beach banner is among them. Carnivals moved between states and drew crowds in the tens of thousands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d53125b5-d26e-4d61-944c-8146bb70d78a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Australian_National_Titles_Cooloongatta_1947_-_Photo_Robert_McPherson_IMG_0024.jpg
- **1947**, The march past at Greenmount, 1947. A march past team on Greenmount beach during the 1947 championships. Teams marched in step behind their banner with the reel and line, in the drill that structured the whole competitive side of the movement. The photograph comes from the Palm Beach club's own collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dab9b639-b931-4e0c-94dc-3df65801fcd5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_March_past_team_Australian_Surf_Life_Saving_Championships,_Greenmount_beach,_1947_-_Photo_Robert_McPherson_IMG_0019.jpg
- **1947**, Dymphna Cusack. 1947. She wrote Come In Spinner with Florence James, a novel of wartime Sydney that a newspaper prize committee tried to have altered before publication. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a4e2451e-020b-4a8f-b58b-111a62354e63) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dymphna_Cusack,_1947.jpg
### 1948
- **1948**, Dress circle view, Lithgow. The view from the dress circle at the Lithgow theatre in 1948. Country theatres were built for both live performance and film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f110815-771b-4f17-a646-5048c67835ae) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SLNSW_14105_View_from_the_dress_circle_to_the_stage_Lithgow_Theatre_taken_for_Guy_Crick_Co.jpg
- **1948**, Mary Gilmore. 1948. She wrote for the Australian Worker for over twenty years, joined the utopian New Australia settlement in Paraguay in the 1890s, and appears on the Australian ten dollar note. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e6152230-4a8f-48b6-85f9-93bc5c3cd0bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dame_Mary_Gilmore.jpg
### 1949
- **1949**, Broadway Picture Theatre, Biloela. The Broadway Picture Theatre on Callide Street at Biloela in 1949. Country exhibition peaked in the years just before television arrived in 1956. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e0ad5ed7-e6fb-4c81-aa08-fad3998ad325) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_120360_Broadway_Picture_Theatre_on_Callide_Street,_Biloela_in_1949.jpg
### 1950
- **1950**, Doomadgee Mission, 1950. Doomadgee Mission in the Gulf Country of Queensland, photographed in 1950. The mission was established in 1936 and run for many years by the Open Brethren, and it operated until 1983. The photograph is held in the John Oxley Library at the State Library of Queensland and its maker is not recorded, which is normal for mission photography made as institutional record of the people confined there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d71912b-eee9-4a83-89ae-c453d1b4f2ad) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doomadgee_Mission_1950.jpg
- **1950**, Dulcie Deamer. 1950. She was a novelist and a central figure of the Sydney bohemian scene around Kings Cross in the 1920s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a7394e4c-dc9a-41b7-80c7-e9f6ed93690c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dulcie_Deamer,_1_April_1950_-_Flickr_-_State_Library_of_New_South_Wales_collection.jpg
- **1950**, Norfolk Island, 1950's -- Film 4761. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. The footage depicts events of 1950. Filed as a convict era record, from footage of 1950 held by HuntleyFilmArchives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/745c50f6-c6dc-459c-8d24-e36f6755b151) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pUTHCzChV8
- **1950**, Ken Hall of Cinesound. Ken Hall, the producer and director who ran Cinesound. He made every one of the studio's features and later produced the Cinesound Review newsreel. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ec70095-4fb5-49a2-ac8b-4c539ca2c1f6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ken_Hall_1950b_SLNSW_FL18964491.jpg
- **1950**, Regent Theatre, Charters Towers. The Regent Theatre at Charters Towers around 1950. The town's open air Regent still operates as a picture theatre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b33fed64-600c-45a4-adc1-73c6d826a2c4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StateLibQld_1_123546_Regent_Theatre,_Charters_Towers,_ca._1950.jpg
- **1950**, Oriana Cinema, Fremantle. The Oriana Cinema at Fremantle in 1950. Western Australian exhibition included many open air picture gardens suited to the dry summer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f58f971f-a48e-4ff8-b8eb-7055611cee25) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oriana_Cinema,_Fremantle_1950.jpg
### 1951
- **1951**, Rose Seidler House. 's mother and awarded the Sulman Prize in 1951. It introduced Bauhaus derived modernism to Sydney domestic building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b65d3525-a35d-42ca-beb2-af7dcc1de239) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RoseSeidlerHouseSulmanPrize.jpg
- **1951**, Backstage celebration, 1951. A cast celebrating backstage in 1951. Imported leads were standard billing on the Australian commercial stage well into the postwar years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/31325d3b-24f0-47ff-a47f-f485b4bd39c9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Maree_Austin,_US_star_John_Hubbard_and_cast_of_%22Mary_had_a_little%22_celebrate_a_birthday,_Tivoli_Theatre,_Melbourne,_1951_-_Harry_Jay_(6597392833).jpg
### 1952
- **1952**, June Wright. The crime novelist June Wright in a library in 1952. She wrote detective fiction while raising six children and was for a time the best selling crime writer in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c501822-f33e-4bc9-92e7-6cd438078967) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:June_Wright_library_1952.jpg
- **1952**, Empire Theatre, Grote Street. The Empire Theatre on Grote Street in Adelaide in 1952. City centre theatres of this size were being converted or demolished within two decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f8bd1a51-f6a9-4bcf-8a0d-988524c8e0e8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grote_St_Empire_Theatre_B-13019a.jpg
### 1953
- **1953**, Nursing sister with Namatjira's grandsons. Sister Ellen Kettle holds Albert Namatjira's twin grandsons Mark and John in 1953, both recorded as over eight pounds. The photograph comes from the Ellen Kettle Collection and was made by the health service that administered Aboriginal people in the Territory. The caption notes that Mark later died at Hermannsburg. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ac0a15b-5972-4c71-8cab-21cbacac4eb9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sister_Ellen_Kettle.png
- **1953**, Longboards at Currumbin Alley. Palm Beach club members riding the point at Currumbin Alley, then still called Shark Alley, in the mid 1950s. They had started surfing it in the 1940s on hollow plywood longboards whose dimensions followed a traditional Hawaiian design. Light and strong, the boards were built by hand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c705793-87e6-49e9-b414-df925fcfc9c4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Palm_Beach_members_surfing_Currumbin_Alley_1953-54_-_Photo_Robert_McPherson_IMG_0017.jpg
- **1953**, Swan Lake at Her Majesty's, Brisbane. Swan Lake at Her Majesty's Theatre in Brisbane in 1953. Touring companies played the capital city theatres in sequence, which is how the circuit worked before air travel was cheap. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11bbb979-5f1f-4592-91ae-4525e0d34cc7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Performance_of_Swan_Lake_at_Her_Majestys_Theatre,_Brisbane,_1953_(7946595504).jpg
### 1954
- **1954**, The Queen in Australia: Surf Beach Carnival at Bondi Beach (1954). ), published by NFSA Film Australia and concerning New South Wales. The Bondi Surf Bathers Life Saving Club formed in 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. The footage depicts events of 1954. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, from footage of 1954 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/439d6563-907d-46e8-8de2-e554a0f63ace) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MT2_n5KzsN0
- **1954**, Queen Elizabeth II inspects merinos at Wagga. The Queen looks over merino sheep at the Wagga Wagga agricultural show during the 1954 royal tour of Australia. The photograph is held by the National Archives of Australia under series A1773. Wool was Australia's largest export earner at the time, boosted by the Korean War price spike of 1950 and 1951. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ece719c3-5eae-4efa-bfd8-d8bdad87bd8e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:QueenElizabeth_InspectingSheep_WaggaWagga_1954.jpg
- **1954**, Ukrainian concert evening, 1954. A Ukrainian concert evening in Australia in 1954. Postwar migrant communities built their own performance societies, which sat entirely outside the commercial circuit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4cb965d9-6ca6-486d-9f7e-a1c2574f24a6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1954-04-10_Vesely_Vechir_-_Stepan_%26_Stephanie_Chwyla.jpg
- **1954**, Bernard Heinze. 1954. He led the ABC's orchestral concerts and shaped Australian orchestral programming for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aad765ee-3f01-4b5f-be83-367693ca7d76) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bernard_Heinze.png
- **1954**, Anzac Day 1954 at the Australian War Memorial. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. The footage depicts events of 1954. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1954 held by AWM Collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2f679999-5867-40c7-a2d2-5cd2cc37dd65) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5p74ECUZnUM
### 1955
- **1955**, Arriving at Colombo aboard New Australia. Passengers at the rail as the SS New Australia comes into Colombo Harbour in early 1955. The photograph was taken by Vaughan Evans, a British migrant travelling out under the assisted passage scheme. He later founded the Australian Association for Maritime History and donated his library to the Australian National Maritime Museum. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d73d0eb-9e3e-42ae-bac1-d803bd0a9d5f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Passengers_watch_from_the_deck_as_NEW_AUSTRALIA_arrives_in_Colombo_Harbour,_Ceylon_(6852037962).jpg
- **1955**, On deck during the voyage out. A scene aboard the SS New Australia on the run from England in early 1955, from Vaughan Evans's own series. Assisted passage cost the migrant ten pounds, which is where the term ten pound pom comes from. More than a million people came to Australia under postwar assisted migration. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ba533a3b-efaa-48da-bd01-e93e4f295e3e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Catching_drips_on_the_deck_of_NEW_AUSTRALIA_(6998129119).jpg
- **1955**, A pilot boards off Ceylon. A harbour pilot climbing the ship's ladder during the stop in Ceylon, photographed by Vaughan Evans on his voyage out. The passage took about five weeks. Ships like this carried the workforce that the Snowy Scheme and the postwar factories were built on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a015abc0-b5f5-49bd-98de-2af88ea16e9b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pilot_climbing_the_rope_ladder_of_SS_NEW_AUSTRALIA,_Ceylon_(6998166995).jpg
- **1955**, Rosalie Kunoth-Monks at the Jedda premiere. Rosalie Kunoth-Monks at the Darwin premiere of Jedda. Charles Chauvel's 1955 film was the first Australian feature to cast Aboriginal actors in its lead roles and the first shot in colour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9de917c0-994d-4e23-9d3e-5441d4dfa05f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rosalie_Kunoth-Monks.jpg
- **1955**, Hoyts Regent Theatre. A Hoyts Regent Theatre around 1955, the year before television began in Australia. Cinema attendance fell sharply through the following decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0e49c526-2525-4b48-8077-96aa36a113d0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Hoyts_Regent_Theatre_ca1955.jpg
### 1957
- **1957**, Albert Namatjira, November 1957. A portrait of the painter made in November 1957 by Lionel and Heather Whittaker and released from their collection. The following year Namatjira was convicted of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime from which he alone had been exempted. The photographers were visitors; the sitting is not documented as having any agreement attached. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7172cd0c-4b0a-47f8-ac7d-6226553ec577) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_068_J.jpg
- **1957**, Namatjira at work. The artist painting, photographed by Lionel and Heather Whittaker. He worked in watercolour on paper, a European medium he made his own across the ranges west of Alice Springs. He died in 1959 at the age of 57. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5b91301-0a74-4b05-b5ab-d67d0ada7812) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_070_J.jpg
- **1957**, Namatjira's camp and truck. Camp and vehicle photographed in November 1957 by Lionel and Heather Whittaker. Namatjira used the truck to reach painting country and to carry family, and he was under continual pressure to share his earnings under kinship obligation. The image was made by visitors recording a celebrated subject. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6eb69d63-61a5-4ed6-8857-c0e0b7805018) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_069_J.jpg
- **1957**, The door of Namatjira's truck. A close view of the vehicle door. Namatjira had been granted Australian citizenship in 1957, uniquely among Aboriginal people in the Territory, which is what made buying alcohol legal for him and illegal for his relatives. The exemption was the mechanism of his conviction the following year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2bb2d406-9793-4b3f-bc58-c4f8ad7d0f63) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_067_J.jpg
### 1958
- **1958**, Model of the roof shells. A model of the roof shells from the Red Book series in the New South Wales state archives. Utzon and the engineers at Ove Arup and Partners spent years testing forms before the sphere resolved the problem in 1961. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1a17784a-21af-4cfc-a5f0-291f172698f1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Model_of_Shells_(Sydney_Opera_House)_(5373921362).jpg
- **1958**, Site plan on Bennelong Point. The site plan from the Red Book, showing the building set out on Bennelong Point. The point had held a tram depot and, before that, Fort Macquarie. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60355ced-2000-4695-9ca5-049a97bcc39e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Site_Plan_(Sydney_Opera_House)_(5373322823).jpg
- **1958**, Stage machinery plan. A stage machinery plan from the Red Book series. Much of the machinery specified in these drawings was cut or altered after Utzon left the project in 1966. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a7db465-08f7-4085-bdd3-070ee156c95d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stage_Machinery_Plan_(Sydney_Opera_House)_(5373921032)_(3).jpg
- **1958**, Italian migrant farmers of Epping (1958) \| RetroFocus \| ABC Australia. Italian migrant farmers of Epping (1958), published by ABC Australia. The footage depicts events of 1958. Filed as a postwar migration record, from footage of 1958 held by ABC Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64decfe0-48cb-409d-acef-94b872c83cbf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCLTLnJnJ2Y
- **1958**, Dressing room at the Empire Theatre. A Royal Ballet dancer in her dressing room at the Empire Theatre in Sydney in 1958. Visiting international companies drew large houses in the years before Australia had its own. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/face40f8-d778-4efb-9698-3148b456a12c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lynn_Seymour,_Royal_Ballet,_dressed_for_Swan_Lake_in_her_dressing_room_at_the_Empire_Theatre,_Sydney,_29_October_1958_-_photographer_Norm_Danvers_(8143611232).jpg
- **1958**, Royal Ballet curtain call in Sydney. A curtain call on the opening night of a Royal Ballet Swan Lake in Sydney in 1958. The tour was a major event in the Australian cultural calendar. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c086e3a0-0250-411e-a3b8-885d1edf9830) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtain_call_on_the_opening_night_of_the_Royal_Ballet%27s_Swan_Lake,_with_Rowena_Jackson,_at_the_Empire_Theatre,_Sydney,_11_September_1958_-_photographer_Ken_Redshaw_(8143579259).jpg
### 1959
- **1959**, Cooma & Snowy Mountains Circa 1959. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. The footage depicts events of 1959. Filed as a postwar migration record, from footage of 1959 held by cyberoocns. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55d2eb80-c300-4f51-bcc5-7649d96402e8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXJZh4MK-rI
- **1959**, Namatjira's grave, Alice Springs. The painter's grave in the Alice Springs cemetery. He died in 1959, aged 57, after a period in custody and a collapse in health. Copyright in his work passed out of family control for decades before being returned to the Namatjira family in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38cbb7bc-2444-43ce-b35d-4099b529d71e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_071_J.jpg
- **1959**, Alice Springs cemetery. A wider view of the burial ground, Namatjira's grave to the right. The setting is a municipal cemetery in a town whose institutions had controlled where he could live and what he could buy. The photograph comes from the Whittaker collection. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/12b6f956-26d4-4cba-bae5-67612677c6fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_073_J.jpg
### 1960
- **1960**, A Snowy Authority fire truck. A 1960 Land Rover operated by the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority, fitted out by Firefly of London and photographed at a classic vehicle event in 2008. The Authority ran its own townships, roads, hospitals and emergency services across the construction area. It was effectively a state within the state for two decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/278faf7f-facf-4dd4-a7f1-57017c277377) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1960_Land_Rover_fire_truck_-_Snowy_Mountains_Hydro-Electric_Authority_(5083710698).jpg
- **1960**, What a Summer at Bondi Beach Was Like in 1960: Holidays, Customs and Everyday Life. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. The footage depicts events of 1960. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, from footage of 1960 held by Australian Archives Media. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/98e7b785-0b12-4bfc-aeff-5ff18512f3a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYp4YW75S_I
### 1961
- **1961**, Drovers working in outback Australia \| Walking the Mob (1961) \| ABC Rural 75th \| ABC Australia. Drovers working in outback Australia, published by ABC Australia. The stock routes carried cattle and sheep across long inland distances. The footage depicts events of 1961. Filed as a wool and labour record, from footage of 1961 held by ABC Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70f523b3-6aeb-411c-9696-cb29c054019c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsxNSFF3MgU
### 1962
- **1962**, Shell geometry drawing. Geometrical construction drawing for the roof shells, from the series held by the New South Wales state archives as the Yellow Book. The spherical solution let every shell be cut from the surface of one sphere so that ribs could be repeated instead of individually made. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eadeafff-e9c3-4add-8893-8665c5d2d14d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shells_(Sydney_Opera_House)_(5454015005).jpg
- **1962**, Voice of the People: The White Australia Policy (1962). ), published by ABCLibrarySales. The footage depicts events of 1962. Filed as a migration policy record, from footage of 1962 held by ABCLibrarySales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16f9089a-f808-4410-a1c9-920516d6a945) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zb8yLammA0
- **1962**, Welch and Jones at Sydney airport. Garth Welch and Marilyn Jones at Sydney airport in 1962, the year the Australian Ballet was founded. Both became principal artists and Jones later directed the company. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/275fb190-79b9-49b6-ba11-544b3fad5eb5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ballet_dancers_Garth_Welch_and_Marilyn_Jones_in_the_terminal,_Mascot,_Sydney,_12_September_1962_-_photographer_Jack_Mulligan_(5816803865).jpg
### 1963
- **1963**, The Four Great Yirritja Lawgivers. A bark painting titled The Four Great Yirritja Lawgivers of Eastern Arnhem Land, made around 1963 and photographed on display in Taipei. Yirritja is one of the two moieties into which Yolŋu people and everything in their world are divided, the other being Dhuwa. Paintings like this carry clan designs that establish rights in Country, which is why they could later be used as legal instruments. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/27daf584-22fd-428c-af49-a4aaf7eff40b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%E3%80%88%E9%98%BF%E7%B4%8D%E5%A7%86%E5%9C%B0%E6%9D%B1%E9%83%A8%E5%9B%9B%E5%80%8B%E5%81%89%E5%A4%A7Yirritja%E7%AB%8B%E6%B3%95%E8%80%85%E3%80%89%E6%A8%B9%E7%9A%AE%E7%95%AB.jpg
### 1965
- **1965**, 101 - 113346 - Yirawala 'Maralaitj, mother of the tribes' c.1965. 1965. Filed as a bark painting record, from footage of 1965 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9948e75a-c02c-4110-b8f0-e7c6c0b95835) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OaAmrMTEqHY
- **1965**, 32623- 'Milingimbi Easter panel' c.1965. 1965. Filed as a bark painting record, from footage of 1965 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/567e376d-9ca5-4465-be1c-541bc2cbcdc9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0jF1_nC_BA
- **1965**, 1965: SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE - Too Revolutionary to Build? \| Tonight \| The Making of... \| BBC Archive. 1965: SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE - Too Revolutionary to Build, published by BBC Archive and concerning New South Wales. Jørn Utzon resigned on 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. The footage depicts events of 1965. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1965 held by BBC Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e764d976-5e0f-4dcd-97ea-68581e2b91c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo7DhjrPIpE
- **1965**, Student Action for Aborigines at Moree. Protesters outside the Moree Town Hall and Council Chambers in New South Wales in February 1965, photographed by Noel Hazard for the Tribune. The group was Student Action for Aborigines, a University of Sydney body that toured country towns to confront segregation in pools, cinemas and clubs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c22a6766-48bb-4962-aa62-2886d89ead81) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Student_Action_for_Aborigines_protest_outside_Moree_Town_Hall_and_Council_Chambers,_February_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20205921174).jpg
- **1965**, The mayor removes a protester at Moree pool. Moree Mayor William Lloyd escorts a Student Action for Aborigines member away from the town swimming pool on 17 February 1965. The Moree baths barred Aboriginal residents, and the confrontation over that ban was the sharpest moment of the tour. Photographed by Noel Hazard for the Tribune. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2635d33f-76c3-451f-85bc-b3138178270f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moree_Mayor_Alderman_William_Loyd_escorts_SAF_protestors_away_from_the_swimming_pool,_17_Feb_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20135202496).jpg
- **1965**, Freedom riders beside the bus at Bowraville. Student Action for Aborigines members standing alongside their bus at Bowraville on the New South Wales north coast, with Charles Perkins among them. The tour covered towns across northern and western New South Wales over roughly two weeks in February 1965 and drew national press for the first time to everyday segregation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fafb5745-acc1-4e67-b1b4-a96504e3b0e7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Freedom_riders_at_Bowraville_(20715203332).jpg
- **1965**, Charles Perkins at Inverell airport. Charles Perkins greeted on the tarmac at Inverell in February 1965. Perkins was an Arrernte and Kalkadoon man and one of the first Aboriginal people to graduate from an Australian university, and he became the public face of the student tour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d84ac8b7-95ab-4549-9852-e367367894a6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_Perkins_greeted_on_tarmac_at_Inverell_Airport,_February_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20103546323).jpg
- **1965**, Perkins talking with residents at Moree. Charles Perkins in conversation with Aboriginal residents at Moree during the February 1965 tour. The students' method was to arrive, ask local people what they wanted challenged, and then act on that rather than on a plan made in Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4ae5d41-793e-4e26-b857-1516a2c46c68) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Charles_Perkins_talking_with_Aboriginal_residents_at_Moree,_February_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20153364632).jpg
- **1965**, Making picket signs at Walgett. Students preparing picket signs at Walgett in north western New South Wales in February 1965, photographed by Noel Hazard for the Tribune. At Walgett the target was the Returned Services League club, which admitted Aboriginal ex-servicemen only on limited terms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4fe3a87e-7831-4c3a-95dd-146f17b21995) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Preparing_picket_signs_at_Walgett,_February_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20103546013).jpg
- **1965**, Alex Walker, veteran, at Moree. Alex Walker, a veteran of the First World War, photographed at Moree in February 1965 by a Tribune photographer. Aboriginal men who had enlisted and served returned to a country where they were still barred from clubs, pools and some towns after dark. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2747579c-ef32-4f7b-802e-4d55703f927e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alex_Walker,_World_War_One_Veteran_on_right,_Moree_-_February_1965_-_The_Tribune_(20865009346).jpg
### 1966
- **1966**, Collingwood v St.Kilda Grand Final 1966. 1966. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1966 held by St Kilda F.C AFL Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/401d98c3-faf7-4d0a-ac21-bdb7fdedbbd9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdOnbAckugY
- **1966**, The Final Story - Collingwood v St.Kilda - 1966 Grand Final. 1966. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1966 held by St Kilda F.C AFL Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76290d9e-9f7d-407d-b8a4-3c4b12b2c4fa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uG29efRQltE
### 1967
- **1967**, Right Wrongs: 1967 Referendum – Goldfields. 1967 referendum passed with 90.77 percent yes on 27 May 1967. It amended section 51 and repealed section 127, and it did not grant the vote or citizenship. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1967 held by Western Australian Museum. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d0a93d2c-5542-4a3e-92d0-fec0255c2399) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKMJDvwxCK0
- **1967**, Right Wrongs: 1967 Referendum – Albany. 1967 referendum passed with 90.77 percent yes on 27 May 1967. It amended section 51 and repealed section 127, and it did not grant the vote or citizenship. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1967 held by Western Australian Museum. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4993024f-31f5-4f4d-95eb-0784e8292a75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOlLZNN2tdI
- **1967**, Understanding the 1967 Referendum \| NITV. Understanding the 1967 Referendum, published by NITV. The 1967 referendum passed with 90.77 percent yes on 27 May 1967. It amended section 51 and repealed section 127, and it did not grant the vote or citizenship. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1967 held by NITV. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40cd89bf-8594-40f2-bb0d-ba55c47038f9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZEQT5DIPNG4
- **1967**, Celebration of the 1967 Referendum and 1992 Mabo Decision anniversaries. 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1967 held by IndigenousGovAu. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96533bc8-5e99-4f03-b7b4-f18aa232b4f8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2uGOe84zOs
- **1967**, 100 Years The Australia Story Episode Four Unfinished Business Aboriginal History 1967 Referendum. 1967 referendum passed with 90.77 percent yes on 27 May 1967. It amended section 51 and repealed section 127, and it did not grant the vote or citizenship. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1967 held by THE VHS and BETA HISTORY ARCHIVE. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d972498b-fa30-4f3b-b9ac-905cbcf02b35) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKCxkx1ayFw
### 1968
- **1968**, Sydney Opera House Takes Shape (1968) \| Vision, Controversy and Design. Sydney Opera House Takes Shape (1968), published by NFSA Film Australia and concerning New South Wales. Jørn Utzon resigned on 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. The footage depicts events of 1968. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1968 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/264a97ba-8e65-4979-ba1b-c3f06ecf1322) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EBt4qZeQH-o
- **1968**, Australia Square in 1968. Australia Square photographed in 1968, the year after completion. Seidler had trained under Walter Gropius and Marcel Breuer before emigrating. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5dde2ad0-dfd9-42ce-aed1-c1530b84cb9d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:68-07_Australia_Square_Tower_Sydney1968_(51226550724).jpg
### 1969
- **1969**, Australia Square in 1969 [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd75ab2b-6017-48cf-8751-7d77094c2907) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:69-02_Australia_Square_2,_Sydney_1969_(51230915652).jpg
### 1970
- **1970**, Oodgeroo Noonuccal in 1970. Oodgeroo Noonuccal in Sydney in 1970. A Noonuccal woman from Minjerribah, she published We Are Going in 1964, the first book of poetry published by an Aboriginal writer in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f3d4aa8-f294-45c8-b8e7-4d8f2ba270bb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oodgeroo_Noonuccal,_Sydney,_1970.jpg
- **1970**, Regional radio station letterhead. Letterhead from the Port Augusta commercial radio station 5AU in the early 1970s. Regional commercial radio carried country music and local news across South Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a0affc1b-f782-43a9-a8c6-d56d39920417) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:5AU_SABN_letterhead_early_1970%27s.jpg
### 1971
- **1971**, The Final Story - Hawthorn v St.Kilda - 1971 VFL Grand Final. 1971. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1971 held by St Kilda F.C AFL Archive. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d6ecd725-d3b8-4f73-8b88-f5165106766c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiFO2btUuK0
### 1972
- **1972**, Aboriginal :Reproducing the 1972 Aboriginal Protest Flag ( Aboriginal Tent Embassy 2020). ), published by Telling Indigenous Stories and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The Aboriginal Tent Embassy was established on the lawns of Old Parliament House on 26 January 1972. The footage depicts events of 1972. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1972 held by Telling Indigenous Stories. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c08db986-bc72-419b-b8ca-5020905b432d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhKw5JUgVFs
- **1972**, Sydney Opera House in 1972 \| Rare Construction Footage Before Opening. Sydney Opera House in 1972, published by NFSA Film Australia and concerning New South Wales. Jørn Utzon resigned on 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. The footage depicts events of 1972. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1972 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7daaccd-5901-4e8a-99fa-1868fe957319) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLM7Dpt4RdM
- **1972**, Aboriginal TV Channel 4 - NAIDOC 2019 - History - Larrakia Treaty and Flag 1972. 1972 held by FIRST NATIONS TV. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e70158a9-6038-4faf-9357-fc5d2ad60e9a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okfBwalR6XE
- **1972**, Aboriginal : The Aboriginal Tent Embassy (Mr. Michael Anderson 1972 and 2020). ), published by Telling Indigenous Stories and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The Aboriginal Tent Embassy was established on the lawns of Old Parliament House on 26 January 1972. This record is filed under Noongar Country. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1972 held by Telling Indigenous Stories. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e8b668e4-07e7-41d0-a807-7043907a561c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqJa6HcJMkk
- **1972**, Papunya in 1972. A view of the settlement made in 1972 by Lionel and Heather Whittaker, visitors rather than residents, and released to Commons from their collection. That was the year the painters incorporated as Papunya Tula Artists, taking ownership of the sale of their own work. The photograph records the built conditions of a settlement people had been moved into, not chosen. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5943d583-fcbb-48d9-bd66-cfa12e8985de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Whittaker_050_J.jpg
- **1972**, Gulpilil at dance practice, 1972. David Gulpilil at dance practice at Lajamanu in 1972. He was a Yolngu ceremonial dancer before Nicolas Roeg cast him in Walkabout in 1971, and the dancing is why he was cast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2169fb5d-d99b-4b57-a250-4fd0c1672375) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:David_Dalaithngu_(Gulpilil)_dancing.jpg
### 1973
- **1973**, Alan Alder. The dancer Alan Alder in 1973. He was a principal artist with the Australian Ballet during the company's first decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d08e06d-6171-4ced-a368-1b82ac13d7cd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Alan_Alder_1973.jpg
- **1973**, Gailene Stock. 1973. She danced with the Australian Ballet and later directed the Royal Ballet School in London. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a763c537-50a4-4839-a6b9-87af7852829e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gailene_Stock_1973.jpg
### 1974
- **1974**, Royal Visit Surf Carnival 1974. 1974. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, from footage of 1974 held by NFSA Film Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/48273da5-c481-48a1-8809-c24397357585) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wyGMvu1JZSo
- **1974**, Now & Then: Works from Papunya Tula Artists 1974-2020. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. The footage depicts events of 1974. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 1974 held by FireWorks Gallery Brisbane. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16d333f1-a97e-4afe-91df-057eb94dea27) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvClBixPmSU
### 1975
- **1975**, 15,000 lamingtons made in a massive lamington bake (1975) \| Retrofocus \| ABC Australia. 15,000 lamingtons made in a massive lamington bake (1975), published by ABC Australia. The footage depicts events of 1975. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1975 held by ABC Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/addae051-001d-4ed6-a657-fb704ce74249) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XuZPM5FcRwA
- **1975**, Wave skis at the Alley. Wave skis lined up at Currumbin Alley during the peak of their popularity in the 1970s, when they suited point breaks particularly well. The club's own caption notes that they overcrowded the water and caused animosity with board riders. Line ups have been contested ground for as long as there have been enough people in them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c3949c37-6230-4ad9-ab4a-78da3c5305b4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Wave_skis_at_Currumbin_Alley_1970s_-_photo_Robert_McPherson_03.jpg
- **1975**, Kneeboards in the seventies. Kneeboards, called slabs, were a 1970s phenomenon and several Palm Beach members rode them well. The form did not last as a mainstream discipline. The club's caption calls it a passing fad in its own history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8394f995-8edf-478a-b0dd-a9a733c6f5c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Kneeboards_were_a_passing_fad_at_Palm_Beach_among_members_and_others_in_the_1970s_-_photo_John_McPherson_IMG_0024.jpg
### 1976
- **1976**, Vietnamese Boat People Arrive in Darwin (1976). ), published by ABCLibrarySales and concerning Northern Territory. Vietnamese arrivals from the mid 1970s changed the shape of Australian migration. The footage depicts events of 1976. Filed as a postwar migration record, from footage of 1976 held by ABCLibrarySales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/361da94f-a853-494d-988d-09d801b33898) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3Nfi2S4MiA
### 1977
- **1977**, 111 - 167409 - Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri 'Warlugulong' 1977. 1977 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/94872c04-7fd4-41ea-a327-34168c66fba7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klq5hD0S2Po
### 1978
- **1978**, Chips Greenwood on a paddle board. Gary Greenwood, known as Chips, paddling at Currumbin Alley in 1978. The paddle board was the racing and rescue version of the Malibu, fast and stable to ride and to paddle. Greenwood was a club stalwart across the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c3ef407f-a831-4b90-8576-bbd59c241e65) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Gary_(Chips)_Greenwood_on_his_paddle_board_at_Currumbin_Alley_1978_-_photo_John_McPherson.jpg
- **1978**, Paddling out at Currumbin. A paddle board at the Alley in 1978. The craft sat between the surfboard and the rescue equipment, used in competition and in the water for real. Surf lifesaving carnivals kept several board classes alive after the general surfing public had moved on from them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/caebc713-d39a-4aa0-be48-3caae0af96d2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Paddle_board_at_Currumbin_Alley_1978_-_photo_John_McPherson.jpg
- **1978**, Tamworth country music figures, 1978. Country performers with Tamworth figures in 1978. The Tamworth Country Music Festival has run each January since 1973 and is the largest gathering of the genre in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e06bfd0-0e1f-4b47-a466-8299283ab6c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Johnny_Ashcroft_%26_Gay_Kayler_with_Tamworth_Identities.jpg
### 1981
- **1981**, Peter Weir talks about 'Gallipoli' on The Mike Walsh Show, 1981. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. The footage depicts events of 1981. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1981 held by NFSA Online. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14747048-a247-4553-b56e-654deb045603) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z7bdiIEKkpI
### 1982
- **1982**, 102 - 107079 - Peter Marralwanga 'Ngal-Kunburriyaymi' 1982. 1982 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8dbb7de2-02f7-4958-819e-5e2a4f9925ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdom_Wm17dg
- **1982**, The double ski race. Two paddlers driving a surf ski through broken water at the Australian championships in the early 1980s. Coordination between the pair matters most when the surf is large, which is when the event is worth watching. Surf boat and ski racing remain the core of the carnival programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1fdc353-435f-40d9-b507-d6a9281c3da2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Double_ski_race_at_the_Australian_Championships_early_1980s_-_photo_John_McPherson_IMG_0029_(2).jpg
- **1982**, Shorebreak at the clubhouse. The shore break directly in front of the Palm Beach clubhouse, which the club notes can produce quite passable waves. A club patrol works the same stretch of water its members surf. The two activities grew up together on the same beaches. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/176a1990-e231-40be-8e97-c683c9404fc0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Palm_Beach_shorebreak_at_the_clubhouse_early_1980s_-_photo_John_McPherson_IMG_0066_(3).jpg
- **1982**, Jack Thompson on location in Kakadu. Jack Thompson and Stephen Measday on location in Kakadu in 1982. Thompson had led Sunday Too Far Away and Breaker Morant in the New Wave years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1bbacb88-6d2d-401b-8be4-c461e12282c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jack_thompson_kakadu.png
### 1983
- **1983**, 1983 VFL AFL GRAND FINAL Hawthorn v Essendon. 1983. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1983 held by AFL History. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/72d94671-6ec5-42d5-9c88-36a6519b31b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akRJoRYCsqA
- **1983**, 'Anzac Ceremony 1983' by Turkish-Australian poet Halee Isil Cosar \| Earshot. 'Anzac Ceremony 1983' by Turkish-Australian poet Halee Isil Cosar, published by ABC News (Australia). Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. The footage depicts events of 1983. Filed as a war and commemoration record, from footage of 1983 held by ABC News (Australia). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33faa8d6-4cee-4f51-b9c5-2f602bd56de0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXf5JkrQMlc
### 1984
- **1984**, 104 - 92142 - John Mawurndjul AM 'Rainbow Serpent (Ngalyod) with female mimi spirit' 1984. 1984. Filed as a bark painting record, from footage of 1984 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7744b82f-8e80-4d05-9cbb-e6d016feb9a8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDt1uL1h0zY
- **1984**, Fred Schepisi in 1984. Fred Schepisi promoting a film in 1984. He had directed The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith in Australia in 1978 before working in the United States. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c2a48fa-5973-4250-9190-bd1b52923ad0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fred_Schepisi_promoting_his_film_Iceman_in_San_Francisco,_California_1984_(close-up).jpg
### 1985
- **1985**, Hand stencils at Bedford Creek. Ochre hand stencils on sandstone at Bedford Creek in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, photographed on a Kodachrome slide in 1985. Stencilled hands are among the most widespread markings in Australia and were made by blowing pigment from the mouth across a hand pressed to the rock. The Blue Mountains sit on Dharug and Gundungurra Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7dd1528-f105-4a36-b779-000a06ae0605) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Bedford_Creek_site-1.jpg
- **1985**, 110 53999 - Paddy Jupurrurla Nelson 'Yanjilypiri Jukurrpa (Star Dreaming)' 1985. 1985 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aeca260c-a191-45ec-8d6a-66e857c3e20e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ngpeTBUGW0
- **1985**, Freshwater club visits Palm Beach. A Freshwater march past team hosted as guests by the Palm Beach Queensland club in 1985. Freshwater on Sydney's northern beaches is where Duke Kahanamoku gave his surfboard demonstrations in the summer of 1914 and 1915. Visits between clubs across state lines were part of the movement's social structure. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c86bd048-5a56-49ee-b2b9-eab865f1a825) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Palm_Beach_Qld_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_-_Freshwater_SLSC_March_Past_team_stayed_as_guests_1985_-_photo_Robert_McPherson_26.jpg
- **1985**, Bondi at dusk in the eighties. A Kodachrome slide taken around 1985 and later scanned at high resolution, showing the beach emptying at the end of the day. The apartment blocks along Campbell Parade were already in place. The photograph predates the beach's later use as a global backdrop. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4552bffa-6ff3-4bed-b9b2-6b6e8d5a34d2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Bondi_Beach005.jpg
### 1987
- **1987**, Carvings at N'Dhala Gorge. A pecked engraving on rock at N'Dhala Gorge east of Alice Springs, photographed on a Kodachrome slide in 1987. The gorge holds several thousand engravings in a narrow valley. It lies on Eastern Arrernte Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e8c2e65-1cba-4fe3-9fa9-5316dfbb28d1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:N%27Dhala_Gorge010a.jpg
- **1987**, 98 - 77568 - Ramingining Artists 'The Aboriginal Memorial' 1987-88. 1987. Filed as a bark painting record, from footage of 1987 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ad56aa4-b942-44dd-997f-c9e15d1ce117) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-LSea6zAqo
### 1988
- **1988**, Painting at Nourlangie Rock. Figures painted on a rock shelter wall at Nourlangie in Kakadu, Northern Territory, photographed on Kodachrome in 1988. The site, properly Burrungkuy, has been painted and repainted over thousands of years by Bininj people. Kakadu was inscribed on the World Heritage List for both its natural and its cultural values. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f615d8b-a27d-40ac-8957-1c533a5fd58d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)nourlangie_Rock-5.jpg
- **1988**, Prime Minister Bob Hawke promised a treaty in 1988. Why did it fail? \| ABC News. Prime Minister Bob Hawke promised a treaty in 1988, Why did it fail, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The Yirrkala bark petitions of 1963 were the first documentary recognition of Aboriginal people in Australian law. The footage depicts events of 1988. Filed as a bark painting record, from footage of 1988 held by ABC News (Australia). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea268c0a-7b3d-4f28-8f67-409b836ac92b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vHHM5aFR7E
### 1989
- **1989**, 1989 AFL GRAND FINAL HAWTHORN V GEELONG. 1989. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1989 held by AFL History. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ab35c0f-6997-4324-9390-f43a980267ee) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OY6pgybNK0
- **1989**, 112 - 119248 - Emily Kam Kngwarray 'Ntange Dreaming' 1989. 2023 retrospective. The subject sits on Anmatyerre Country. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 1989 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5ebb4da3-c521-421e-9224-ec21a56d6014) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cki0WuxsnkI
- **1989**, Aboriginal Dance Theatre, Redfern. The Aboriginal Dance Theatre at Redfern in 1989. Redfern was the centre of Aboriginal political and cultural organisation in Sydney through the 1970s and 1980s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/daf88f1b-0bdd-43f8-b3ad-264c3749aa41) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Dance_Theatre_Redfern_A-00020521.jpg
- **1989**, Hoyts on Collins Street, Hobart. A Hoyts cinema on Collins Street in Hobart in 1989. The chain reached every Australian capital. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ff15672-ed9c-4e98-ba21-907f45b2c0f6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MidCity_Hoyts_Cinema,_Collins_St_Hobart_(1989).jpg
### 1991
- **1991**, Bill Rosser at the John Oxley Library. The writer Bill Rosser at the John Oxley Library in Brisbane in 1991. He recorded Aboriginal oral histories in Queensland, including accounts of the Native Police. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1c6f2fd6-9b7c-47db-82cc-48f9798808d8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bill_Rosser_at_John_Oxley_Library.jpg
### 1992
- **1992**, AGOD: Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri (1992). ), published by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. The footage depicts events of 1992. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 1992 held by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/74faef7c-7938-4836-8b64-0e12c5494c02) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S_tGnH9WOQ
- **1992**, AGOD: Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri Singing (1992). ), published by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. The footage depicts events of 1992. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 1992 held by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/818e932c-00e9-4177-9eef-db10309b9505) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVB-uixe5Qk
### 1993
- **1993**, McAdam and Winmar's sublime skills in 'Winmar's stand' game \| On This Day \| 1993 \| AFL. McAdam and Winmar's sublime skills in 'Winmar's stand' game, published by AFL and concerning Victoria. Nicky Winmar lifted his jumper and pointed to his skin at Victoria Park on 17 April 1993, photographed by Wayne Ludbey and John Feder. The footage depicts events of 1993. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1993 held by AFL. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3512d165-4a10-4833-b0e6-e6085b90070d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=112_oEyt0Lk
- **1993**, 1993 AFL GRAND FINAL ESSENDON v CARLTON. 1993. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 1993 held by AFL History. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3252952e-340e-49fe-a513-4d6b5008abe7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sFA8nxa04gk
- **1993**, Prime Minister Paul Keating - Launch of International Year of the World's Indigenous Peoples, 1993. 1992. The footage depicts events of 1993. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 1993 held by National Archives of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6106175f-6771-472f-ab07-a3b030d2337d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1S4F1euzTw
### 1996
- **1996**, Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri, 1996. A 1996 canvas by Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri, from Papunya, held by the Musée du quai Branly in Paris. The catalogue records the subject as Tjunginpa at a site north west of Kintore. Namarari was one of the original group of men who began painting at Papunya in 1971. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b3741c0c-b87a-4fd6-ae80-fbe64d1c5721) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia,_aborigeni,_mick_namarari_tjapaltjarri,_sogno_di_tjunginpa_a_tjunginpa,_nord-ovest_di_kintore,_da_papunya,_1996.JPG
### 1999
- **1999**, AGOD: Emily Kame Kngwarreye at Oude Kerk (1999). ), published by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. The National Gallery of Australia adopted the orthography Emily Kam Kngwarray for its 2023 retrospective. The footage depicts events of 1999. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 1999 held by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5fb4c10e-e762-4ca8-9072-113327524a8f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVZOYyC9JVc
### 2000
- **2000**, Reconciliation Week Vignette 06 Bridge Walk 2000. 1932. The footage depicts events of 2000. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 2000 held by FIRST NATIONS TV. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/52d5f43f-d881-43eb-84d5-330e9a3f24fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7to48aX5jJ8
- **2000**, Stolen Generations A Film by Darlene Johnson 2000. 2000. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 2000 held by THE VHS and BETA HISTORY ARCHIVE. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f0b77bcb-5cad-4973-9359-9dff5f3b6b77) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6oQ4JoAj6o
- **2000**, Yothu Yindi at the Sydney opening ceremony. Yothu Yindi performing at the opening ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000. The band from north east Arnhem Land had put Yolngu Matha language onto national radio with Treaty in 1991. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/28eda83b-da5f-44db-8081-d277b3a7de7a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:201000_-_Opening_Ceremony_Yothu_Yindi_perform_-_3b_-_2000_Sydney_opening_ceremony_photo.jpg
- **2000**, Yothu Yindi on the ceremony stage. 2000. The band mixed yidaki and bilma with electric guitars and drum machines and its line up joined Yolngu and non Aboriginal musicians. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49f79cfc-57e2-4567-8c0f-bee09f85a925) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:201000_-_Opening_Ceremony_Yothu_Yindi_perform_3_-_3b_-_2000_Sydney_opening_ceremony_photo.jpg
- **2000**, Billy Thorpe with Yothu Yindi. Billy Thorpe performing alongside Yothu Yindi at the 2000 opening ceremony. Thorpe had been a fixture of the Australian pub and festival circuit since the 1960s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45c209c8-917a-429b-b0a2-c9bce14d10db) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:201000_-_Opening_Ceremony_Billy_Thorpe_Yothu_Yindi_perform_2_-_3b_-_2000_Sydney_opening_ceremony_photo.jpg
- **2000**, Christine Anu at the Sydney Games. Christine Anu performing at the Sydney Olympic ceremonies in 2000. A Torres Strait Islander singer from Cairns, she sang My Island Home at the closing ceremony. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd75bef3-5298-4276-95a4-5127b9bb2908) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:201000_-_Opening_Ceremony_Christine_Anu_performs_-_3b_-_2000_Sydney_opening_ceremony_photo.jpg
- **2000**, Christine Anu in the ceremony staging. Christine Anu with a stage creature during the 2000 ceremonies. Her 1995 album Stylin' Up brought Torres Strait Islander language and rhythm into Australian pop. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bdf9138b-7b6f-4182-814d-2a1b4b302297) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:201000_-_Opening_Ceremony_Christine_Anu_creature_-_3b_-_2000_Sydney_opening_ceremony_photo.jpg
### 2002
- **2002**, The original mission church. The first church built for the Hermannsburg Mission, superseded in 1964 by a new building nearby. Services here were conducted partly in Arrernte, and the missionaries produced early written records of the language. The old church now stands within the heritage precinct. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/47ca4adf-3bee-4cca-b512-d9b5375433fc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Lutheran_Church_Hermannsburg.jpg
- **2002**, Ruins at the coal mines. Brick and stone remains among regrowth at the Tasman Peninsula site. Men worked underground in shafts cut without ventilation or proper shoring. The site is one of the eleven inscribed Australian Convict Sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d15fbf4a-7185-49a3-a669-615b5e3b28d9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coal_Mines_Historic_Area_1.jpg
- **2002**, Lone Pine cemetery and memorial. The Australian memorial and cemetery on the ground taken in August 1915. The memorial carries the names of Australians and New Zealanders who died in the Anzac sector and have no known grave. The site is maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/25ac0122-7a1a-4697-aeff-e3c9d58bd5ee) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_cemetery_May_2002.jpg
### 2003
- **2003**, Can Lis, Mallorca. Can Lis on Mallorca, the house Utzon built for himself in the 1970s after leaving the Sydney project. He lived on the island for much of his later life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5022bb3-e697-458c-9bc5-82d1b1f10a9b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Can_Lis2.jpg
- **2003**, Sheet music in a museum collection. Sheet music held in a museum collection. Printed music was how songs travelled before recording, and Australian publishers issued local songs alongside imported hits. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e2c958b-e5cb-43e0-bd58-c78db593dd6d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Music,_sheet_(AM_2003.15.8).jpg
### 2004
- **2004**, Rock art at Ubirr. Painted figures on the shelter wall at Ubirr in Kakadu, photographed in 2004. Paintings here span the change from an inland dry landscape to the freshwater wetlands that formed after the sea rose, and fish appear in the later layers. Dating individual paintings is far harder than dating the sediment beneath them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2ed8b2d-0235-4ca9-8296-453f59eba15b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MK-06997_Ubirr_rock_art.jpg
- **2004**, Shell edges in close view. A close view of the shell edges and the tiled chevron panels. The roof is the element that consumed most of the project's time and budget. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/63c85235-ce7e-46bf-8920-99fd4bf2c542) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SydneyOperaCloseUp.jpg
- **2004**, 97 - 139089 - Gulumbu Yunupingu 'Garak I (The Universe)' 2004. 2004 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/98c7ff60-a4db-4b78-99a8-8c0afcce538a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y6z5Ga-Aa6M
- **2004**, 103 - 142258 - John Mawurndjul AM 'Lorrkon' 2004. 2004 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/660eca3a-6712-47dd-be05-312144688e66) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b569qOu3f04
- **2004**, Big Day Out crowd. A crowd at the Big Day Out. The touring festival ran from 1992 and for two decades was the main national circuit for large rock bills before it folded. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45735579-c661-445a-a6dd-ecd823f434fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greenstage_bigdayout_crowd.jpg
- **2004**, The Man with the Donkey, Melbourne. A memorial to Simpson at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. The story became one of the fixed points of the Anzac legend, retold in schools for a century. Historians have since noted how much of the legend's shape was set by wartime and postwar retelling rather than by the record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5e4a2ba-6f6b-4c24-8c6a-74257de12149) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Man_with_the_Donkey_statue_oblique_view.jpg
- **2004**, Hoyts multiplex at a shopping centre. A Hoyts multiplex at a suburban shopping centre. Exhibition moved from standalone picture palaces to shopping centre complexes over the 1980s and 1990s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ba97a78-8fb7-42cd-b438-164394130244) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hoyts_Carousel_Movie_Theatre_gobeirne.jpg
### 2005
- **2005**, Grinding stones. A grinding stone and muller displayed at the Australian National Botanic Gardens in Canberra. The same equipment ground seed into flour and ochre into pigment, and grinding hollows worn into rock outcrops are among the most durable traces of occupation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8e80b5ad-6265-4e0f-be87-9bea870e8c6a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_grinding_stones.jpg
- **2005**, 163773- Treahna Hamm 'Barmah nurrtja biganga (Barmah Forest Possum Skin Cloak)' 2005. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. The footage depicts events of 2005. Filed as a pigment and object record, from footage of 2005 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/32dbc141-8500-41cd-b93c-83596d68569c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHjPwqREJ1U
- **2005**, The shells from the forecourt. The shells seen from the forecourt. UNESCO inscribed the building on the World Heritage List in 2007, while Utzon was still alive, which is rare for a modern work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f3831e8-71ab-4ea5-be6f-9817e976cf7b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shells,Sydney_Opera_House,_Australia.jpg
- **2005**, Manly beach from end to end. A nine frame panorama of the ocean beach at Manly, with Queenscliff and Curl Curl beyond. Manly was where William Gocher tested the daylight bathing ban in 1902 and 1903. The Norfolk pines along the front were planted to make the place look like a resort. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ed7aa2c7-c00f-46aa-9e46-52c59524e7a8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Manly_Beach_-_Pano.jpg
- **2005**, 115 - 151602 - Lorna Brown Napanangka 'Grandfather's Country at Warren Creek' 2005. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. The subject sits on Pintupi Country. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 2005 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/42e245c4-3f20-4436-9742-7149526437c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDlMDUf3lkM
- **2005**, Angus and Robertson store. An Angus and Robertson shop in the 2000s. The chain passed through several owners and its retail arm collapsed into administration in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/67077d15-5825-4993-b5a3-13ee7cef4801) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Angus_%26_Robertson_store.jpg
- **2005**, Old Government House, Parramatta. Governor Hunter built this house in 1799 to replace Phillip's 1790 building, and Macquarie extended it in 1818. It is the oldest surviving public building in Australia according to its World Heritage nomination. Convict labour and convict made brick built it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9afc10c2-8bd8-4869-97bc-4188060b4e2b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Government_House_Parramatta.jpg
- **2005**, Community radio stage at the Big Day Out. A stage and crowd at the Big Day Out. Community radio stations programmed their own stages at the festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4129b609-9b00-4ae4-9f96-a3c7e3172c15) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Big_Day_Out_RRR_stage_and_crowd.JPG
- **2005**, The Garland mortar. An improvised mortar used by Australians at Gallipoli, held in the Australian War Memorial collection as RELAWM07849. Shortage of proper trench weapons forced troops to make their own, including jam tin bombs. The Garland was a locally designed answer to the same problem. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce8a05db-3902-4e80-b473-63ea98c84965) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GarlandMortarAWM2005.jpg
### 2006
- **2006**, Thylacoleo in the Victoria Fossil Cave. A second view of the marsupial lion skeleton mounted in the Naracoorte cave where such remains were found. Thylacoleo was a carnivore with shearing premolars and an opposable clawed thumb, and it survived until roughly 45,000 years ago. That overlaps the earliest firm dates for people on the continent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/428ea6ce-8d61-47e6-a6d5-dbb2689f211d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Thylacoleo_Skeleton,_Naracoorte_Caves.jpg
- **2006**, Painted shelter in the Grampians. Ochre painting on rock in Grampians National Park in western Victoria, known to Jardwadjali and Djab Wurrung people as Gariwerd. The Grampians hold the largest concentration of rock art sites recorded in southern Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/131fdd40-694f-4d62-9eec-593279eac22f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_art_Grampians.JPG
- **2006**, Water in the Eucumbene valley. The reservoir photographed by Naomi Jackson on 5 November 2006, during a long drought. Storage levels here fell far enough in the 2000s to expose ground that had been under water for fifty years. The lake is also a trout fishery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11bc07d4-9432-493b-9568-1bbdf1b0e788) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Eucumbene.jpg
- **2006**, Elineberg towers, Helsingborg. The Elineberg towers at Helsingborg in Sweden, developed from an Utzon competition entry. He worked on the scheme between 1954 and 1966, overlapping the Sydney years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14bb54c6-884a-4cf9-898c-ca6df04efe6e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Elinebergshusen.jpg
- **2006**, Seidler house at Killara. The house Harry and Penelope Seidler designed for themselves at Killara in Sydney. Penelope Seidler was a partner in the practice as well as an architect in her own right. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c02de22b-4cca-4259-9664-ea61aed237ff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Penelope_and_Harry_Seidler_House,_Killara,_NSW,_Australia.jpg
- **2006**, Seidler house, rear elevation. The rear of the Seidler house at Killara, stepping down its sloping site. Australian modernism worked out much of its language in private houses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd5b8048-bae1-41db-96fb-f2c4e7964e54) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rear_view_of_Penelope_and_Harry_Seidler_House.jpg
- **2006**, AGOD: Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri - Changing Style (2006). ), published by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. Australian prisoners of war were held by Japan in Changi and on the Burma railway. The footage depicts events of 2006. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 2006 held by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2291c96e-5c07-4ec6-8acc-be102ba21393) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1STFhoqMpdk
- **2006**, Combo Waterhole. The Combo Waterhole near Winton in Queensland, one of the places identified with the billabong of Waltzing Matilda. The identification is traditional rather than documented. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d239a5a-1ed5-47c5-81e0-8a1bbf9f3e86) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Combo_Waterhole-Alun_Hoggett.jpg
- **2006**, Angus and Robertson at Albury. An Angus and Robertson shop in a former bank building at Albury. The chain reached regional towns across eastern Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a58026a8-6092-49b3-b840-acdafbf0bc9c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AlburyA%26RShopFmrBankBldg.jpg
- **2006**, Hyde Park Barracks, Sydney. Francis Greenway designed the barracks on Macquarie Street, built between 1817 and 1819 with convict labour to house convict men. Greenway had himself been transported for forgery. The building later became an immigration depot and an asylum before becoming a museum. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/91936524-0b52-4e33-b80c-6a329309f791) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:HydeParkBarracks.JPG
- **2006**, Plan of the main cell block. A plan of the Fremantle main cell block with the original limestone walls picked out in yellow. The convict era fabric is still legible inside the later prison. Mapping which walls are which is how the heritage listing was argued. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/28d238ae-ef01-42e9-85a5-cf445a0cbf98) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FremantlePrisonMainCellBlockMap.jpg
- **2006**, Bush band performing. A bush band playing. The bush band revival of the 1970s reconstructed a dance repertoire from collected tunes and colonial songbooks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab99963d-c50a-46c0-8527-9fb9ab5dedd5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gumtreebushband.jpg
- **2006**, Shrapnel Valley cemetery. The cemetery in the valley below Plugge's Plateau, photographed from the path towards the plateau. The valley was the main route from the beach to the front line and was shelled constantly, which is how it got its name. More than 600 men are buried there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a7cea31e-bb31-4ac4-a60e-e36f935a9dc3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shrapnel_Valley_Commonwealth_War_Graves_Commission_Cemetery.jpg
- **2006**, Major Hugh Quinn's headstone. The grave of Major Hugh Quinn in Shrapnel Valley. Quinn commanded at the post that carries his name and was killed there on 29 May 1915 leading a counterattack. The post was held for the rest of the campaign. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/511eea19-8b8b-4932-9046-a2f1bbf27b94) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Major_Hugh_Quinn%27s_headstone_in_Shrapnel_Valley_Commonwealth_War_Graves_Commission_Cemetery.jpg
- **2006**, A Lone Pine in Wattle Park. A Pinus brutia in Wattle Park, Melbourne, with a plaque recording that it was grown from Gallipoli Lone Pine seed in remembrance of fallen comrades of the 24th Battalion. Trees like this made the battlefield locally present in suburbs and country towns. The practice continued for decades after the war. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4752c233-3f26-4121-ac29-64f16fa97303) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_Wattle_Park.jpg
### 2007
- **2007**, Eels massed in a Melbourne lake. Short-finned eels crowd the shallows of an ornamental lake in the Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, photographed in September 2007. The same species still moves through the city's waterways and drains on its migration. Their route survives underneath a landscape entirely rebuilt around them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/17a35574-a282-40e4-9c5f-826e01e7ebbe) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eels_at_melbourne_botanical_gardens.jpg
- **2007**, The remains of old Adaminaby. Foundations and stumps on the shore of Lake Eucumbene, exposed when the water is low. The town of Adaminaby was moved in the 1950s to make way for the reservoir, with about a hundred buildings relocated and the rest left. Drought years bring the old street pattern back into view. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/36c67a36-b074-4a32-beb5-85429e76a921) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Adaminaby.jpg
- **2007**, Glenmore Hotel roof terrace. The Glenmore Hotel roof terrace at The Rocks, from which Utzon is said to have sketched the building. The story is repeated locally and is not documented, so it is best treated as legend rather than record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f82b4c44-00bd-4ba7-a663-fd6497e59ec0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:View_across_the_Glenmore_Hotel_roof_terrace_where_Utzon_is_legendarily_believed_to_have_sketched_an_idea_for_an_Opera_house_-_panoramio.jpg
- **2007**, Kingo Houses, Helsingor. The Kingo Houses at Helsingor in Denmark, built by Utzon between 1956 and 1960. The courtyard plan grouped identical units around a shared landscape. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49625eb1-ca88-411e-98fe-c47c7c1e6494) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Utzon,_kingohusene,_helsing%C3%B8r_1.jpg
- **2007**, Middelboe house, Holte. The Middelboe house at Holte in Denmark, designed by Utzon between 1953 and 1955, in the years just before the Sydney competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9c18665c-8db8-4780-b64b-f0a4fe3c0560) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Middelboe_house,_holte,_jorn_utzon,_1953-1955.jpg
- **2007**, Paustian house, Copenhagen. The Paustian furniture house in Copenhagen, built by Utzon in the 1980s. Its columns branch overhead in a way he described in terms of a forest. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8cac0bff-185f-4171-a5db-9063992e700e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paustians_hus_K%C3%B8benhavn.jpg
- **2007**, Paustian house interior. The interior of the Paustian house in Copenhagen. Utzon returned to public building in Denmark decades after the Sydney dispute. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de0b9771-a605-4c74-ae34-9376d6be672c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Utzon_paustian_interior.jpg
- **2007**, Newport Beach on the northern beaches. A panorama of the ocean beach at Newport, one of the string of surf beaches running north from Manly to Palm Beach. Each has its own club and its own patrolled area. The peninsula is effectively a chain of separate villages joined by one road. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e60eb061-dbd4-4af7-9da1-3daf049e61da) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NewportBeachNSW.jpg
- **2007**, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri: Warlugulong (2007). ), published by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. The footage depicts events of 2007. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, from footage of 2007 held by AGOD - Aboriginal Gallery Of Dreamings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4af50e7e-5481-49bc-9bcd-02c23223a2b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzEEbFFLjtc
- **2007**, A convict gang carving near Parramatta Road. A rock carving cut by a convict work gang, probably around 1829, a short distance from where the Great North Road begins at Parramatta Road. Marks like this are the closest thing to signatures the gangs left. The setting is now suburban Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1b075b16-ac31-420e-b871-412dee92f1bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Carving_suburbia.jpg
- **2007**, Christine Anu [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c2abbe6-cebb-44a5-903a-f5a3ad0ca70d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Christine_Anu_-_City_of_Sydney_Archives_(A-01154970).jpg
- **2007**, Verbrugghen Hall [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/00b30217-e862-45bd-bb12-4aa15f84f300) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Verbrugghen_Hall.jpg
- **2007**, The Conservatorium from the Botanic Garden. The Sydney Conservatorium seen from the Royal Botanic Garden. Its castellated Gothic front is the surviving stable block. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/37a05ddd-dd9a-4d77-8577-b4bd51f56673) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Syd2007_RBG_Conservatorium_1.jpg
- **2007**, Concert grand on stage. A concert grand on a Sydney concert platform. Australian concert halls import their instruments, and a single concert grand can cost as much as a house. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d04d1a04-b219-4a9b-8a7c-a98c3969f78c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Steinway_%26_Sons_piano_on_stage.jpg
- **2007**, Hordern Pavilion. The Hordern Pavilion at Moore Park in Sydney, built in 1924 for the Royal Agricultural Society. It became one of the country's main mid sized rock rooms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3aa6552-e72a-4ce9-9d7c-ade2bea9f90d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entertainment_Quarter_Hordern_Pavilion.JPG
- **2007**, Mad Max replica at Silverton. A replica pursuit vehicle outside the Silverton Hotel in far western New South Wales. Mad Max 2 was shot around Broken Hill and Silverton, and the town has traded on it since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/23066834-1fb8-47f5-82f0-6f210105e5d9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:07._Mad_Max_Car_at_Silverton_Hotel,_Silverton,_NSW,_07.07.2007.jpg
- **2007-08-20**, Stage 2: A Convict without Socks. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2007. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b5c1ce3-4010-4f01-8d87-0dfd0b2c95c2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQ3HeJxEJ1g
### 2008
- **2008**, Map of Victorian language groups. A coloured map of language and group territories across Victoria, drawn in 2008 from published ethnographic sources. It shows the density of distinct groups in the southeast, where dispossession came earliest and hardest. Any single line on such a map compresses relationships that were negotiated rather than fixed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd505ffb-7a93-46ff-8e0d-02d2df6454ae) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Map_Victoria_Aboriginal_tribes_(colourmap).jpg
- **2008**, Mount William stone axe quarry. Waste stone and unfinished blanks at the Mount William quarry in Victoria, where greenstone was worked into axe heads. The quarry belonged to Wurundjeri families who controlled access to it, and axe blanks from Mount William have been found across hundreds of kilometres of south eastern Australia. It shows the same trade system that moved ochre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bcbcab6a-21e2-42fc-981e-1f48eb7056bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mount_William_Aboriginal_stone_axe_quarry.jpg
- **2008**, NATIONAL SORRY DAY 2008. 13 February 2008. The footage depicts events of 2008. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, from footage of 2008 held by Artplan Videographics. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/54105bdd-a8d1-4fa3-b4d7-8f5a210517bd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBKGONDOdjY
- **2008**, Utzon's house at Hellebaek. Utzon's own house at Hellebaek in Denmark, built between 1950 and 1952. He designed it several years before entering the Sydney competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d0b32933-f9a0-4ec4-ba0f-c03776ad81e7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J%C3%B8rn_utzon,_architect%27s_own_house,_helleb%C3%A6k,_1950-1952_(2472092784).jpg
- **2008**, Camp Cove in panorama. A stitched view of the harbour beach at Watsons Bay, shot on a 100mm macro lens. The beach faces back into the harbour towards the city. It is a swimming beach with no surf at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02f1ef9e-0d3e-41ee-ae81-a32ec6caa98f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Watsons_Bay_-_Camp_Cove_Beach,_Sydney_2_-_Nov_2008.jpg
- **2008**, Wauba Debar's grave at Bicheno. The grave and monument of Wauba Debar at Bicheno on the east coast of Tasmania. She was a Palawa woman taken by sealers who was remembered locally for saving two men from drowning. Her remains were dug up after burial and taken for collection, which is why the marked grave stands as a memorial rather than a resting place. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/811f2b7f-3b05-4bd5-8d31-4354a1c98a3b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wauba_Debar%27s_grave.jpg
- **2008**, Namatjira monument at Hermannsburg. A memorial to the painter at Hermannsburg, the Lutheran mission where he was born and where Battarbee's teaching reached him. The mission is now known by its Arrernte name, Ntaria. Namatjira's descendants have continued to paint in the watercolour tradition he established. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e1c0ea10-8c75-40df-b721-95528e0c2a9b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:4._Albert_Namatjira_Monument,_Hermannsburg.jpg
- **2008**, Oodgeroo Noonuccal quotation in sculpture. A sculpture at the University of Queensland carrying a quotation from Oodgeroo Noonuccal. Her work is now set on school syllabuses across the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4dcc81ee-f62d-4645-820c-5c9a0a21aba6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Quote_on_sculpture_near_UQ_bookstore_references_Aboriginal_poet_http-en.wikipedia.org-wiki-Oodgeroo_Noonuccal_(2675027794).jpg
- **2008**, Bon Scott statue, Fremantle. The statue of the AC/DC singer Bon Scott at Fishing Boat Harbour in Fremantle, unveiled in 2008. Scott was born in Scotland and raised in Fremantle, and died in London in 1980. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2acae827-b64d-45aa-8c9e-0bee1b3a970d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BonScottStatue1_gobeirne.jpg
- **2008**, Bon Scott statue from the harbour side. The Bon Scott statue at Fremantle from another angle. Western Australia claims Scott as a local figure and the statue was paid for partly by public subscription. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6f383153-25aa-429f-9dd2-db30e1466485) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BonScottStatue3_gobeirne.jpg
- **2008**, Silverchair. 2008. The band formed at Newcastle in New South Wales while its members were still at school and had a number one album at fifteen. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e7f5961-b064-48f4-b823-234d89293de9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Silverchair_08.jpg
- **2008**, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds. 2008. Cave grew up at Warracknabeal in Victoria and formed the Birthday Party in Melbourne before moving to London and Berlin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d67b198f-b6f5-4c0d-8cf8-f6e99577d31e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nick_Cave_%26_The_Bad_Seeds_1.jpg
- **2008**, Nick Cave with Warren Ellis [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ffb44b0-60a9-45cb-a3a5-9ffe87e5bae7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nick_Cave_Warren_Ellis.jpg
- **2008-07-26**, Brisbane Bands pt 6 (1988 music documentary). A later part of the 1988 Brisbane bands documentary, covering the venues and the independent labels that formed around them. Brisbane's isolation from Sydney and Melbourne is part of the story it tells. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/535c44f8-3166-4dcb-b3a7-4b646c428df1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3YJ7tDPzzKA
- **2008-07-30**, Brisbane Bands pt 1 (1988 music documentary). A 1988 documentary on the Brisbane band scene, the city that produced the Saints and the Go-Betweens. Queensland's licensing and policing under the Bjelke-Petersen government shaped what venues could operate. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/759d9d56-20ac-48ba-a247-dc5c5a0262a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAr-dxqHa2s
- **2008-09-24**, THE SAINTS - IM STRANDED 1977. The Saints perform I'm Stranded, released in Brisbane in 1976. The single was recorded and pressed independently before the band had a label, and the British music press picked it up before Australia did. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e41fe803-157f-4afb-b02c-fca4bda500d9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F92iCTU5ha8
### 2009
- **2009-01-09**, Kev Carmody - I\`ve Been Moved. Kev Carmody performs I've Been Moved. Carmody is a Murri songwriter from Queensland who worked as a stockman before recording, and his songs address dispossession directly. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b9b898f2-8812-4641-b60d-499f59772d3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTVr-ty9cFc
- **2009-01-15**, Aboriginal Health College of NSW-The Message Stick. &MRC of NSW and concerning New South Wales. Message sticks carried invitations, declarations and death notices between groups. Filed as a songlines record, posted by AH&MRC of NSW in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a37d6b29-2ccb-4a7d-8167-b5dc966bda16) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHBkRCd-n4Y
- **2009-02-09**, art.afterhours , Daniel Browning with Rachel Perkins and Darren Dale. The Art Gallery of New South Wales hosts Rachel Perkins and Darren Dale in conversation. Blackfella Films, which they run, produced First Australians and Redfern Now. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f5f9055-487b-4a17-a8a5-bfaccb1b1c8c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HAqasp1WqXw
- **2009-02-25**, Dr G. Yunupingu - Wiyathul (Live 2008). Wiyathul performed live in 2008, sung in Gumatj. The singer, publicly known as Dr G. Yunupingu, was born blind on Elcho Island and taught himself guitar strung for a right handed player while playing left handed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/44d37c9b-dfe0-4d90-9300-f765efd5ff2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNBTT20aDlQ
- **2009-04-30**, Eels, Stone Houses and National Heritage. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by countryhour in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b3769cc-68b1-403f-8e69-762f2d71676e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=247h1-Ao_i0
- **2009**, Diagram of an Arnhem Land cosmogony. A sketch made in 2009 setting out the north coast Arnhem Land account of world formation as it was demonstrated by the actor David Gulpilil during the making of the film Ten Canoes, after a painting by the Ganalbingu artist Johnny Bulunbulun. Ten Canoes was directed by Rolf de Heer with Peter Djigirr and released in 2006, entirely in Yolŋu Matha. The diagram is a European drawing of an explanation, not a ceremonial design. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cd1f2510-17d4-4ba5-9816-a9d9a4ae3a55) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indigenous_Australian_Arnhem_Land_cosmogony.JPG
- **2009**, Living Kaurna Cultural Centre at Warriparinga. The cultural centre at Warriparinga in southern Adelaide, opened in September 2002 after more than nine years of negotiation between the Kaurna people and the Marion council. Warriparinga sits on the Sturt River and is tied to the Kaurna account of the ancestor Tjilbruke. The building holds a gallery and teaching spaces. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/91f8d733-b60e-42dd-8292-564006eaa2a7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Living_Kaurna_Cultural_Centre,_Warriparinga.jpg
- **2009**, Smoking ceremony at a repatriation. Ngarrindjeri elder Major Sumner conducting a smoking ceremony during the return of ancestral remains in 2009. Repatriation from overseas museums has been a continuing negotiation since the 1980s, and elders travel to receive their Old People in person. The Ngarrindjeri nation lies along the lower Murray and the Coorong in South Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3aead966-5567-40cf-b4c2-f49df25bd08e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian-aboriginal-smoking-ceremony.jpg
- **2009**, An ochre quarry in central Australia. A working face at a central Australian site from which a range of coloured ochres was obtained. Quarries like this were nodes on long distance exchange networks, and pigment from a single source has been identified in objects found many hundreds of kilometres away. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57b7d4c7-e3bb-4065-80af-fe968b26710a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AboriginalOchrePitCentralAustralia.JPG
- **2009**, River red gum by the ochre pits. The trunk of a river red gum growing near the ochre pits on Namatjira Drive in the Northern Territory. The road is named for Albert Namatjira, the Western Arrernte watercolourist who painted this Country and who died in 1959 aged 57. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/197611dd-2b77-467c-a3fc-ef701abb9b83) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RiverRedGum_CentralAustralia.JPG
- **2009**, Budj Bim lava country. Bush and broken basalt on the volcanic landscape known to Gunditjmara people as Budj Bim, in western Victoria. The lava flow from this volcano created the wetlands that made large scale eel aquaculture possible. UNESCO inscribed the Budj Bim Cultural Landscape on the World Heritage List on 6 July 2019 under cultural criteria (iii) and (v). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e7eae503-09d5-48ba-a9f1-2e5945da664a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_01.jpg
- **2009**, Lake Surprise in the Budj Bim crater. A freshwater lake sits inside the crater at the summit of Budj Bim, ringed by steep scoria slopes. The volcano was long carried as Mount Eccles on settler maps; the park now uses the Gunditjmara name. Water held in the crater is part of the same system that fed the channels downslope. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d289539-45b6-40d4-a17e-1abb0686b46f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_05.jpg
- **2009**, Crater walls above the lake. Vegetation grips the near vertical inner wall of the Budj Bim crater above the water. The eruptions here laid down the stony rises that Gunditjmara engineers later cut and reworked. The 2019 World Heritage citation for criterion (iii) named the cultural traditions, knowledge, practices and ingenuity of the Gunditjmara. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21187fc5-ba6b-474a-84ab-2d95c20d9df1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_13.jpg
- **2009**, Water pipes into the Murray station. Penstocks running down the hillside into the station building, with the authority's logo on the wall. The uploader notes the file name is wrong and this is Murray 1. Sixteen power stations and pumping stations were built across the Scheme in total. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/816e8064-78cb-4dc0-9927-8f9997e944d7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Murray2PowerStation.JPG
- **2009**, Stony rises on Gunditjmara Country. Loose basalt boulders and low scrub cover the ground across the lava flow west of the crater. This is the raw material of the aquaculture system, stone that could be lifted and stacked into weirs without quarrying. The surface looks unworked until the channels running through it are pointed out. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ef87c6d8-01d2-4ed1-b96b-d230be3d7749) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_19.jpg
- **2009**, The shops at Talbingo. Part of the small shopping centre in Talbingo, another township built for the Scheme. The original Talbingo village was flooded by the reservoir and the town rebuilt on a new site. The pattern of moving settlements to make room for water repeats across the region. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fc125085-23dd-4cb8-b9ae-bbea382de9ce) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Talbingo_Shops.jpg
- **2009**, Reflections on Lake Surprise. Still water in the summit crater mirrors the wooded slope above it. Wetlands fed by this volcanic system supported the short-finned eel, kooyang, in numbers large enough to sustain permanent settlement. Archaeological work has dated one trap complex at Lake Condah to about 6,600 years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26b9d1bd-5d52-40a7-96b6-a3826ec05859) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_23.jpg
- **2009**, Bushland on the volcanic slope. Eucalypt woodland runs down the flank of the crater at Budj Bim. Gunditjmara oral tradition records the eruption of the volcano, and artefacts recovered beneath volcanic ash at nearby Tower Hill have been read as corroboration. The Tower Hill eruption has been dated to roughly 36,900 years ago. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2da919bc-100c-41af-afb5-2eff9702c866) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_31.jpg
- **2009**, Basalt and regrowth. Weathered lava rock breaks through the ground cover inside the national park. The wider Budj Bim complex has been suggested at about 8,000 years before present, which would place engineered water management here among the oldest documented anywhere, though the firm carbon date is the 6,600 year figure at Lake Condah. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c20b61ff-5a53-474f-8907-461788a03c3d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_41.jpg
- **2009**, Track through the lava flow. A path threads the stony ground of the Budj Bim landscape. The World Heritage listing covers three separate components across the lava flow, at Budj Bim itself, Kurtonitj and Tyrendarra. Visitors reach the system through Gunditjmara owned and managed land. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55fe85ea-ccd0-4af5-9429-d3b99a2f7ffc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Budj_Bim_%E2%80%90_Mt_Eccles_National_Park,_Victoria,_Australia_47.jpg
- **2009**, Merino statue at Strathbogie. A statue of a merino ram at Strathbogie in Victoria, given to the town in 1989 by a Japanese textile firm in recognition of the fine wool grown in the district. Japan was among the largest buyers of Australian greasy wool through the postwar decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d158828b-fe2c-41ec-a9d0-ef49f910abb7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:StrathbogieMerinoStatue.JPG
- **2009**, Jeddah stadium model. Utzon's model for a sports stadium at Jeddah in Saudi Arabia. His practice took international commissions throughout the Sydney years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2e028a7-b078-43fb-b700-002156e06797) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Utzon_Jeddah_stadium_model.jpg
- **2009**, Australia Square. 1961 and 1967. The circular tower was the tallest building in Australia when it was completed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/30625dca-7419-48ab-b21f-28d12b3b6944) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Square_Sydney_2007.JPG
- **2009**, QPAC facade on Grey Street. The Concert Hall facade on Grey Street at South Brisbane. The centre houses a concert hall, a lyric theatre and two smaller venues. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e42ac24-c77c-4293-9082-aea2430c2635) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queensland_Performing_Arts_Centre,_Concert_Hall_facade_on_Grey_Street,_South_Brisbane_(2009-07-16).JPG
- **2009**, The Hermannsburg mission precinct. Whitewashed mission buildings, the old church at right, preserved as a historic precinct. Lutheran missionaries founded the station in 1877 on Western Arrernte Country. The watercolour school that produced Namatjira grew out of this institution, which is both the source of his training and part of the apparatus that constrained him. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02b73b06-5033-4606-b927-cc631b441a6b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hermannsburg_Historic_Precinct.jpg
- **2009**, The Magic Pudding. A copy of The Magic Pudding. Lindsay wrote it, by his own account, to settle an argument about whether children preferred fairies or food. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1c0bc8c6-4f6e-4c65-a6c1-3e3aafa1be4a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jennifer_Riggs_with_The_Magic_Pudding.jpg
- **2009**, Helene Kirsova in Petrouchka. 's first professional ballet company in 1941. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/963f586b-3c47-42ab-aee1-809797a82fbd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Helene_Kirsova_stars_in_the_De_Basil_Ballet_Russe_Petrouchka,_Theatre_Royal,_Sydney,_11_January_1937_-_Sam_Hood_(3805880011).jpg
- **2009**, Katharine Susannah Prichard. 1920s. A founding member of the Communist Party of Australia, she wrote Coonardoo and Working Bullocks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8029e42b-9446-4880-ae50-3498d89fd9f2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Katharine_Susannah_Prichard,_1927_or_1928_-_by_May_Moore_(3368960741).jpg
- **2009**, Louise Mack. 1914 and claimed to be the first woman war correspondent at that front. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea78a11b-754a-4d56-96cd-775a7a6faf80) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Louise_Mack,_n.d._-_by_Kerry_and_Co.,_Sydney_(3369035679).jpg
- **2009**, Inside the Cascades yard walls. What remains of one of the yards at the Hobart site, seen from inside the sandstone wall. Most of the buildings were demolished; the enclosure is largely what survives. Infant mortality inside the factory was severe and is part of why the place is now interpreted as it is. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bac115f5-9ea7-4c84-a8a5-8010f70ba35c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cascades_Female_Factory.jpg
- **2009**, Tunnels under Cockatoo Island. Passages cut into the sandstone of the island in Sydney Harbour. Convicts quarried the island from 1839 and cut grain silos into the rock. The island later became a naval dockyard and is now part of the World Heritage convict listing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06c2f543-5e9c-45b5-a6b9-21c47f26adbf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_cockatoo_island_tunnels.jpg
- **2009**, Sutherland Dock, Cockatoo Island. The dry dock cut into the island, begun by convict labour and finished after the penal function ended. Cockatoo Island built and repaired ships into the 1990s. Its convict layer sits underneath an industrial one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f45cc06-a6d2-4eb2-8eea-02991bdc3f3f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_sydney_cockatoo_island_shipyard.jpg
- **2009**, Twin cinema at Wagga Wagga. A twin screen cinema at Wagga Wagga in New South Wales. Regional towns split single auditoria into two or three screens through the 1970s and 1980s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55b046e9-d924-408e-b508-85e617d324b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Twin_Plaza_Wagga_Wagga.jpg
- **2009**, A Lone Pine at the War Memorial. A pine at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra, one of several trees grown from seed connected to the Gallipoli battlefield. The original tree at Lone Pine was a Pinus brutia, destroyed in the fighting. Descendant trees were planted at memorials across Australia through the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2dab0f00-efdf-4fad-b54f-56e46b8410a5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lone_Pine_at_the_AWM.jpg
- **2009**, Didgeridoo. A didgeridoo, known as yidaki in north east Arnhem Land. It is a northern instrument, documented in Arnhem Land rock art for at most about the last 1,500 years and recorded by Elkin in 1938 as known only in the eastern Kimberley and the northern third of the Northern Territory, so it is not a pan Australian or ancient national instrument. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4ee52ff-2eab-49cc-a3c4-e6fa8c0a70c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Didgeridoo_1.JPG
- **2009**, Enmore Theatre. The Enmore Theatre in Sydney's inner west. It is among the oldest continuously operating live venues in the city and now hosts touring bands and comedy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6309cf3-82df-4f9f-a6a5-1e49d72248c4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Enmore_Theatre_Sydney_Comedy_Festival.jpeg
- **2009**, Performing at the Tamworth festival. A performance at the Tamworth Country Music Festival. The festival takes over the town's streets, pubs and halls for ten days each January. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a783b66d-f77b-40ce-922d-b0099dd613cf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lyn_Bowtell_Live_at_TCMF_2014.jpg
- **2009**, Big Day Out at Perth. The Big Day Out at Perth in 2009. The festival travelled between capital cities each January, which is how touring economics worked across Australian distances. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/daaa5eb4-d086-4584-9407-a3b835c19034) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Big_Day_Out_09_Perth_Panorama_(3247786078).jpg
- **2009**, Buskers at Fremantle Markets. Buskers at the Fremantle Markets in Western Australia. Street performance is a working circuit in Australian cities with its own permits and pitches. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e1ab2100-dbec-46a2-b6da-776c02918985) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Buskers_Fremantle_Markets.jpg
- **2009-07-30**, Jack Thompson reading Henry Lawson. 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2febf79-c525-4589-a68d-8825559669ce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD_weqL79hQ
- **2009-08-05**, Kenniff Cave artefacts - Dr Michael Westaway. 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6dcaa6ca-d13d-4fbe-a8dc-55ba2bba063b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xJ9MUTQDa8
- **2009-09-20**, Snowy Mountains dams Australia. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Cyberheritage Steve Johnson in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76f45444-3597-447f-aa2e-6221c83a5b7b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPF9wpN4pvE
- **2009-09-21**, Baiames Ngunnhu - the story of Brewarrina Fish Traps. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by DCCEEW in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea0bbbd2-dd93-4f78-821b-8cae0d6d66e7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7uYKg1M6PRk
- **2009-09-22**, Highlights from the Ramingining Bakbididi Festival 2008. 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b1e7798-4465-471f-9f87-9a740e38ed8d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5a20mqDFRg
- **2009-10-11**, Trailer \| Samson & Delilah. The trailer for Samson and Delilah, released in 2009. The film was shot near Alice Springs largely in Warlpiri with two first time teenage leads. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/684a57a7-8fc6-4e7a-8bec-1e658d1a3dd0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRDli5ZKMeQ
- **2009-10-23**, Mad Max director George Miller on cars and the Australian film industry \| ABC News. George Miller talks about cars and the Australian film industry. The first Mad Max was made in 1979 on a small budget with a largely volunteer crew on roads near Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0dea28c0-b7f7-4265-8fc2-9f56a001cab3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmic1AUDyaU
- **2009-10-26**, Film Collection Online: Moments in Time (silent). ), published by Australian War Memorial. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5052c3a0-0420-4a78-95b4-6dcce94812c2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1XfWV8oWh1Q
- **2009-11-22**, Emily Kame Kngwarreye exhibition. 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by DacouGallery in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ce0cc6b-c62f-48a1-b8cd-a3a81cb015e4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvlYAvLxgWk
- **2009-12-21**, Abe Muriata - Basket craftsman. 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c3934589-8c6a-40ec-953f-322a23b84299) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeFt8jXzMmU
### 2010
- **2010-01-20**, DACOU: Barbara Weir talks about Emily Kame Kngwarreye.wmv. 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by DacouGallery in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eec5bb47-b575-434f-b27c-cdcafe4fe362) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hE84r4JDEA8
- **2010-05-06**, Touring Australia; Mount Eccles National Park. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Rod Williams in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/011a5d26-f138-4dfb-ba5b-04bdd618dd6e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPdGADr_LU4
- **2010-06-05**, Lunar Drive In Theatre. The Lunar Drive In Theatre. Outdoor performance and screening venues suited the Australian climate and the postwar suburb. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/36d58221-a8f7-4ebb-8e2f-11c692ff7d66) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlqZDk2XUiY
- **2010-06-06**, $150m for Opera House upgrade. ABC News reports funding of $150 million for an Opera House upgrade in 2010, part of a long programme of staged renewal works. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/945b0f20-0238-4129-a452-c79d68744754) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsqG-VKS1TQ
- **2010-06-13**, Welcome Song from Thursday Island, Australia. A welcome song recorded on Thursday Island in the Torres Strait. Thursday Island is the administrative centre of the island group between Cape York and Papua New Guinea. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/866664db-9cac-414f-bc74-5b39ec8ca79c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OUU8hgDCf80
- **2010**, Emu caller in the Australian Museum. A wooden emu caller on display at the Australian Museum in Sydney. Callers imitate the drumming sound an emu makes, drawing the bird within range of a hunter. Hunting technique, the behaviour of the animal and the songs that carry that knowledge were learned as one body of practice. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e291cfa0-0b5c-4c10-bd3a-81de7976bbe9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emu_caller.jpg
- **2010**, The Warburton River. The Warburton in the far north of South Australia, photographed in 2010 by Haydyn Bromley, an Adnyamathanha guide and cultural director. The river drains into Kati Thanda, Lake Eyre, and its channels only run after monsoon rain far to the north. Desert routes followed the water that arrives unpredictably in country like this. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/335e3948-5cc8-4e93-8576-51efd1d69680) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Warburton_River.jpg
- **2010**, Monument at the Franklinford mission site. A stone monument marking the site of the Loddon Aboriginal Protectorate station at Franklinford in central Victoria, photographed in 2010. The protectorate stations of the 1840s concentrated Dja Dja Wurrung people away from their own country. Removal from Country broke the practice of walking and singing it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f505f61-682a-408b-8083-1d3e4aae2428) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FranklinfordMonument.JPG
- **2010**, Aboriginal motif at Darwin Airport. A design worked into the roof of the exit from the Darwin airport terminal, photographed in April 2010. Airport and public building commissions became a common route for Aboriginal design into civic architecture from the 1990s. Darwin sits on Larrakia Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f91a076-6657-4601-8aaf-25f70e7b64f0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Darwin%27s_Airport_Terminal_Exit_April_2010.jpg
- **2010**, Guthega power station. The first power station of the Snowy Mountains Scheme to generate, seen from the visitors car park. Guthega came online in 1955, six years after the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Power Act passed in 1949. The Scheme took a further twenty years to finish. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e49b656d-be78-45f6-b7a2-e7743479d245) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Guthega_power_station_(IMG_7884).JPG
- **2010**, The Murrumbidgee below the dam. The river as it runs on a wet afternoon in late winter, immediately downstream of the diversion. Environmental flows for the Snowy and the upper Murrumbidgee have been argued over since the 1990s. An agreement to return a share of the Snowy's flow was reached in 2002. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cf75cf0c-a82a-48c4-ad30-ecea6ac22c93) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Murrumbidgee_River_below_the_Tantangara_Dam,_NSW,_Australia.jpg
- **2010**, The Hudson plaque at Cooma. A memorial to William Hudson, Commissioner of the Snowy Mountains Hydro-electric Authority from 1949 to 1967, at the visitor centre in Cooma. Hudson recruited across Europe and is associated with the instruction that workers were all Australians now. Cooma was the Scheme's headquarters town. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9c857448-1539-4b44-8711-813d3d146e60) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:William_Hudson_plaque_at_the_Cooma_Visitors_Centre.jpg
- **2010**, Sculpture at Bonegilla. A memorial sculpture at the site of the Bonegilla reception centre on the Murray, which processed more than 300,000 new arrivals between 1947 and 1971. Many were sent from here to work on the Snowy. Conditions at the camp caused a riot in 1961. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b90bf5fb-1433-4d25-8fd1-3662ac86d8ea) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BonegillaMigrantCampSculpture.JPG
- **2010**, The hotel at Khancoban. The pub in a town built by the Authority to house workers on the western side of the Scheme. Khancoban was a construction settlement that outlived the construction. Its population fell sharply once the works finished. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c6678f71-5255-4b47-9db5-e0e6607f20b6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KhancobanHotel.JPG
- **2010**, Khancoban community hall. A hall in one of the purpose built Snowy townships. The Authority provided housing, schools, halls and shops as a condition of getting a workforce into the mountains at all. Thirty three nationalities were represented among the workers by the Scheme's own account. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/66a9125a-9931-4723-a9a3-9f6ddaff85c9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KhancobanCommunityHall.JPG
- **2010**, The school at Khancoban. A public school in a town created for dam construction. Families followed the workers, which meant schools followed the families. Children in these towns grew up speaking a mix of languages. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/789f3c88-d6bf-481e-ab88-2eaf37bb95be) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KhancobanPublicSchool.JPG
- **2010**, Sunbathing on a Sydney beach. Towels and bodies packed across the sand on a November day. Sun exposure of this kind produced the highest melanoma rates in the world by the late twentieth century, according to Australian cancer registries. The Slip Slop Slap campaign began in 1981. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a3924f92-7c55-4404-9760-01260ae9f33a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney,_Australia_-sunbathing_on_beach_-21Nov2010.jpg
- **2010**, The Big Wool Bales, Hamilton. An oversized wool bale sculpture at Hamilton in western Victoria, built as a roadside attraction and museum. Hamilton has long promoted itself on the strength of the surrounding fine wool country. The bale shape is the industry's own unit of account rendered at building scale. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd7d6783-ce62-4ae9-b728-a938c7d7904e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hamilton_Big_Wool_Bales.JPG
- **2010**, Queensland Co-Operative woolstore, Teneriffe. The Queensland Primary Producers Co-Operative No 4 woolstore on Skyring Terrace at Teneriffe in Brisbane. Teneriffe held a dense row of brick woolstores on the Brisbane River, most of them built between the 1910s and the 1930s. The trade left and the buildings were converted to apartments. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5a3a293-0738-4e9c-a9b1-a7ab34c15f81) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Qld_Co-Op_Wool_Store.JPG
- **2010**, Johnny Mullagh memorial at Harrow. A memorial at Harrow in western Victoria to Johnny Mullagh, the Jardwadjali cricketer who was the outstanding player of the Aboriginal team that toured England in 1868. That side was the first Australian cricket team of any kind to tour overseas. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a8e847e-924b-43ff-8320-d58c6d994516) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Harrow_Johnny_Mullagh_Memorial_001.JPG
- **2010**, Detail of a dot painting. Close on the surface of an Aboriginal dot painting. The technique that became the movement's signature was not simply decorative: over-dotting was taken up to obscure restricted designs after community criticism of the early boards between 1973 and 1975. The style the market prizes carries a concealment inside it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cbd5546d-60e6-45a7-b80f-7f93f5c31067) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Dot_Painting_Detail_(4669858379).jpg
- **2010**, Finale at the Tivoli. The finale of The Good Old Days at the Tivoli in the late 1950s. The circuit closed in the 1960s as television took its audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96383390-157f-4d54-b0bb-357eacdbbd62) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Finale_to_The_Good_Old_Days,_Tivoli_Theatre,_1956-1957_-_photographer_unknown_(4722599209).jpg
- **2010**, The Corner Hotel, Richmond. The Necks playing at the Corner Hotel in Richmond, Melbourne. The Corner is a front bar band room of the kind that carried Australian touring for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9936ee1b-a739-47d5-8d1b-e80a71963b72) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Necks_at_The_Corner_Hotel_Melbourne_Australia.png
- **2010**, Cunnamulla Fella statue. The Cunnamulla Fella statue in south west Queensland, marking the Slim Dusty song written by Stan Coster. Country music towns build monuments to the songs written about them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fee98483-14dc-4d8e-a161-3eb8c98bde38) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cunnamulla_Fella.JPG
- **2010**, Powderfinger at the Big Day Out. Powderfinger playing the Big Day Out in 2010, the year the Brisbane band announced it would break up. They were among the biggest selling Australian acts of their era. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f15b027d-818e-4090-b5f8-7319fd46b0a9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Powderfinger_(Big_Day_Out_2010).jpg
- **2010-07-19**, Fromelles diggers laid to rest. (Australia). Fromelles was fought on 19 and 20 July 1916. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96712cf1-765b-41a7-8df9-b0000d175ecc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz2JF11BEJk
- **2010-07-19**, Fromelles to salute fallen diggers. (Australia). Fromelles was fought on 19 and 20 July 1916. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b2542b8f-c57d-4a5f-a1e7-4d00000273d0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QkI6myT1Eo
- **2010-07-19**, DNA work keeps Fromelles legacy alive. (Australia). Fromelles was fought on 19 and 20 July 1916. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d95234b2-d911-4502-86ad-3c3735b0e286) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=95AAeGbIynk
- **2010-08-03**, Film and Sound at the Australian War Memorial. 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93f5c0d7-8e8e-46e4-ac09-41f8e6f9d280) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KEwAOpTL894
- **2010-08-03**, Bangarra Dance Theatre [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/218c167c-ea56-4d41-a2a4-51b5a1bd07a9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiEJQLqNzKs
- **2010-08-06**, Namatjira's story. (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. Albert Namatjira was granted citizenship rights in 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aaa3e02c-fad7-4c7b-bad8-df6b086cd9f8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxTp58aAn2E
- **2010-08-26**, Aunty Joy on Bran Nue Dae. An elder discusses Bran Nue Dae at ACMI. The 1990 stage musical by Jimmy Chi was adapted for the screen by Rachel Perkins in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6f2bd426-bda9-45d4-9f9f-de07cf21925d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfcF0Q_ZDo8
- **2010-09-09**, Ntaria's Male Wellbeing Centre strengthens community. 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Department of Social Services, Australian Government in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/acbaaab6-96ed-4875-bac0-e899c5d8b929) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0jYYShMKNk
- **2010-09-11**, The Man From Hong Kong from Not Quite Hollywood documentary Quentin Tarantino. The Man From Hong Kong as covered in Not Quite Hollywood. The 1975 co production is an example of the commercial Australian genre film the New Wave narrative usually omits. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee2acdc1-8197-4dad-af09-a8308bb18375) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5whNUVF8zs
- **2010-09-22**, Don's Party returns to stage. ABC News covers Don's Party returning to the stage. The 1971 play sets an election night party on the night Labor lost in 1969. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1b978bd-912d-4986-bb5d-834ba27cf41d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6sABMUkAlBA
- **2010-09-25**, AFL - Coll v St K: Match Summary. 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0482917b-0efd-43f8-9e0d-6a53b6232f83) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXrfvJnmMOM
- **2010-10-25**, Percy Grainger legacy lives on. ABC News on the Percy Grainger legacy. He left his collection and his machines to a museum he founded at the University of Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5cc0ec76-ca83-4b1e-94e9-d4fa7fa76835) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EDogcssxQwQ
- **2010-11-08**, Push for recognition of Appin massacre. (Australia). Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/67ea033b-ab5a-4432-bd08-f821cb57c2e8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3hQ5R-pDjA
- **2010-11-08**, Campaign to hand back massacre site. (Australia). Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f0b4428a-828d-46d0-a40e-d868c6f6654a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fui8tz_OJAI
- **2010-11-09**, La Stupenda gets final standing ovation. ABC News reports the final ovation for Joan Sutherland, known in Italy as La Stupenda. She died in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0493b208-0fa5-4d03-81c8-5e1e95600b87) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYvrVZvhDuI
- **2010-12-06**, Dame Joan Sutherland - Home! Sweet Home, Sydney Opera House farewell performance. Dame Joan Sutherland sings Home Sweet Home at her Sydney Opera House farewell. She was born in Sydney in 1926 and was among the most celebrated sopranos of the twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02d6743f-ce9d-4027-af62-25bca82ae630) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izmsa6D4mxw
- **2010-12-08**, Sydney's Harbour Bridge. 1932. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/39ccff34-737f-4e54-b8ef-cd071475e179) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jy5cZ-IO0Eg
- **2010-12-09**, Rush returns. ABC News covers Geoffrey Rush returning to the stage. He has worked across Australian theatre and film for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f36ee268-ca0e-4414-821b-19ea00248673) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kxm1Mj8rX0c
- **2010-12-14**, Nadia Tass on The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith. Nadia Tass discusses The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, Fred Schepisi's 1978 film of the Thomas Keneally novel about a violent response to racism in colonial New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a49de3b0-683d-47ff-be72-12f88ac9a09d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkJhhyEGOww
- **2010-12-16**, 94 - 145346 - Unknown artist 'Jawun shield' 19th-20th Century. 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10336804-0f03-4217-834b-1ac3871006c9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=roswUf6c-S8
- **2010-12-16**, 95 - 63390 - Unknown artist 'Hunter and emu' pre 1914. 1914 held by National Gallery of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c8733ce7-9aaf-431e-997e-515723bab5b7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xy3XZ5RzS_M
### 2011
- **2011-01-09**, Don's Party spawns modern remake. ABC News on a modern sequel to Don's Party. Williamson revisited the characters four decades later. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f9d992e0-1dc2-4d06-9b24-d2854925f295) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrTGNLWGM9U
- **2011-01-28**, George Miller on Working with Australian Talent. George Miller discusses working with Australian talent, in a Screen Australia interview. The Mad Max films were shot in Australia and, later, in Namibia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6f7d0560-3a40-4176-a73c-469582df7666) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzfC6fUOxbg
- **2011-02-14**, Rush wins BAFTA award. ABC News reports Geoffrey Rush winning a BAFTA award, one of several international honours taken by Australian screen performers in the 2000s and 2010s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d04d1f7d-ccd1-49a5-bf6b-f974bb16a03b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM_S3RNVnTI
- **2011-02-16**, WWII veterans too old to march: RSL. (Australia). Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49594033-5d21-4778-850b-e3b55617119d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwOzvP-HA1Y
- **2011-02-17**, Multiculturalism back on the agenda. (Australia). Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/326e15ea-4d6b-4a68-bc0c-dd48111a6d1d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r5_DtDmd5lw
- **2011-02-18**, Williamson dismisses critics as Don Parties On. David Williamson responds to critics of Don Parties On. His commercial success has always sat uneasily with parts of the critical establishment. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a8d9250-6f00-4dbf-b487-157a663c8417) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qx9cPeP5WPE
- **2011-02-19**, A short interview with Bruce Beresford. 1980 took an Australian court martial story to international audiences. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60679eb5-56a1-4174-8fff-243b6037805a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjzfOUFMErc
- **2011-02-27**, Study investigates convict history. (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab5bc7b7-81eb-48e4-a879-a1a5ac111b46) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFk3clzmnS0
- **2011-02-27**, Shaun Tan: What about Australia children's literature?. Shaun Tan discusses Australian children's literature. His wordless book The Arrival deals with migration and won international awards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c739ee5c-0692-4b1c-8c83-52f9d7f50a50) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LdAnugBu9ds
- **2011-03-10**, MAHLER Sixth Symphony (Sydney Symphony Orchestra / Ashkenazy). The Sydney Symphony Orchestra performs Mahler's Sixth under Vladimir Ashkenazy, who was chief conductor from 2009 to 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5eb10643-8c8f-4215-ac09-023fcc7cc9bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3h90HwmsDc
- **2011-04-02**, Convict sketchbook given UNESCO listing. (Australia). About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1bea0f2d-f86a-47e0-9381-7620fba8e0b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXjvFZ_U5so
- **2011-04-15**, David Malouf talks about the pursuit of happiness. David Malouf discusses the pursuit of happiness on ABC. Born in Brisbane to a Lebanese Christian father and an English Jewish mother, he wrote Johnno, An Imaginary Life and Remembering Babylon. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57b6b361-5038-4f42-abb3-1fe70faa9b07) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OvDvpZmH1c
- **2011-04-24**, Bush Poet's Concert 2011. 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6cc624b0-25cb-42b2-8279-1dbeb2bd3e3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cG_9ysvc_4M
- **2011-04-25**, Historians debate importance of Anzac story. (Australia). Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a585008-ce45-4111-9bd4-d4f85a38d691) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwO1F5KencI
- **2011-04-25**, Gallipoli letters bring war to life. (Australia). Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/89411018-310c-4c81-9fa4-0a0d2956d378) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzRhoBZEdKw
- **2011-05-23**, GUTV in Turkey: Gallipoli. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by GUTV Gonzaga University Digital Media Program in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/762f30cb-bc59-4db9-a094-7eeeb5c0a1d1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=14rKnWYKGnw
- **2011-05-29**, Whatever it takes - Surf Life Saving. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1c8e24f6-d2f7-4eab-b586-f0c8ebc8915c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pXW1Yk9bTiQ
- **2011**, Fossil site D at Riversleigh. An outcrop at the Riversleigh fossil mammal site in northwest Queensland, photographed in 2011. Riversleigh preserves rainforest faunas from the Oligocene and Miocene, tens of millions of years before people reached Australia. It is inscribed on the World Heritage List jointly with Naracoorte. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ef960811-c820-4a8e-bdcb-fe08b1801767) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:D_Site,_Riversleigh,_Australian_Fossil_Mammal_Site.jpg
- **2011**, Artefacts on a Martu linyji. Pestles, pounding stones and grinding stone fragments left on a termite pavement, called a linyji, photographed by Fiona Walsh in 1987. These are the tools of seed grinding and food preparation, and grinding stones were also the equipment used to reduce lumps of ochre to usable powder. Martu families were removed from this Country in the 1960s and the artefacts stayed where they were set down. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d48b31f-35ca-4805-8721-e35a0a1ae939) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Termite_pavements_persist_under_Aboriginal_artefacts_decades_old._By_Fiona_Walsh_1987_(28340276890).jpg
- **2011**, NAIDOC flag raising in Canberra. A flag raising ceremony outside the national offices of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship during NAIDOC Week in 2011. Government departments mark the week with ceremonies of this kind. The acronym comes from the National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9d00401f-5939-4cd4-87e1-e80cb183fd2e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAIDOC_week_2011_(5910803313).jpg
- **2011**, The Bondi Icebergs pool. The ocean pool at the southern end of Bondi, with the Icebergs clubhouse above it. The club was founded in 1929 by local lifesavers who wanted to keep swimming through winter, and membership required swimming through three winters in four. Waves break directly over the pool wall in a big swell. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/75be3f93-7db6-4bd7-82e8-caa17a1f9f8e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bondi_Icebergs_(5848281116).jpg
- **2011**, The Noosa Festival of Surfing. First Point at Noosa during the 2011 festival, a longboard focused event held in the national park headland breaks. Noosa's points work only on a decent northeast swell and are otherwise flat. The festival is timed to the cyclone season for that reason. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd42e0f4-b1dd-4571-8c42-695c6b3dab98) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Noosa_Festival_of_Surfing.JPG
- **2011**, Dawn on the Cronulla rock pools. First light over the pools cut into the rock platform at Cronulla. Cronulla is the only Sydney beach reachable by train, which shaped both its crowds and its politics. The 2005 riot there is part of the beach's recent history. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b23c35cf-3beb-4540-bdad-5157b935c577) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sunrise_at_Cronulla_Rockpools_-_HDR_(5421094312).jpg
- **2011**, Bank Melli model, Tehran. A model for Utzon's Bank Melli branch in Tehran, designed between 1959 and 1962 while the Sydney shells were unresolved. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3060d877-2f57-42a6-b60c-5fd26cc4f32e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J%C3%B8rn_utzon,_bank_melli,_tehran,_iran_1959-1962._model..jpg
- **2011**, An early swimmer at Cronulla. One person in the outdoor pools before the beach fills. Ocean pool swimming is a daily habit for a substantial regular population on this coast. The pools are free and unstaffed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/db042dd7-d844-4471-bdd3-9e414541d0d0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Early_morning_swim_-_Cronulla_(5342508916).jpg
- **2011**, Sunrise over Cronulla. A long exposure at dawn smoothing the water over the rock shelf. The Cronulla beaches run north from Bate Bay towards Kurnell. The photographer recorded an exposure of 0.8 seconds at f22. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7cc25f42-6784-40f8-9a37-31150a794c4d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Green_Rock_Cronulla_(5481169505).jpg
- **2011**, Haasts Bluff on the road to Papunya. The sandstone escarpment stands out along the drive from Glen Helen towards Papunya, its structure exposed after a bushfire cleared the undergrowth. The rock is Heavitree Quartzite of Neoproterozoic age. Haasts Bluff, or Ikuntji, is a community in its own right and one of the places painters at Papunya came from. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/612aa795-0b4f-45f1-b3be-e6ba0d0fcba1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Haasts_Bluff,_NT_photographed_in_2011._01.JPG
- **2011**, Escarpment above the Luritja road. A second view of the same cliff line west of Alice Springs. Country of this kind is what the early Papunya boards set down, not as landscape in the European sense but as the routes and sites held in the paintings. The distinction is why the work resisted being read as scenery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d2c96af8-5bb5-46f1-8b41-a752f5aa785a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Haasts_Bluff,_NT_photographed_in_2011._02.JPG
- **2011**, Lawson's birthplace monument, Grenfell. The monument marking Henry Lawson's birthplace at Grenfell in New South Wales. He was born on the goldfields there in 1867. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a81dd36e-099b-470f-9525-4db6c6e13c9c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grenfell_Henry_Lawson_Birthplace_Monument_001.JPG
- **2011**, Bangarra Dance Theatre curtain call. Bangarra Dance Theatre taking a bow. Founded in 1989, the company builds contemporary dance from First Nations stories developed with cultural consultants from the communities concerned. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de527dfa-92de-41f3-8948-b26e390e8dc9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Taking_a_bow_-_Bangarra_Dance_Theatre.jpg
- **2011**, Bangarra at a Commission event. Bangarra performing at a Human Rights Commission event. The company is based at Walsh Bay in Sydney and tours nationally and internationally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4c23da2d-244d-4a59-969d-4caaa627180f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bangarra_Dance_Theatre_at_Australian_Human_Rights_Commission_event.jpg
- **2011**, Dancer at a public festival. A dancer in a public performance in the Northern Territory. Festivals such as Barunga and Garma programme dance the participating communities choose to show. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d30a7f17-8602-42d1-ae02-e251250ad868) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Dancer_(Imagicity_1068).jpg
- **2011**, The unconsecrated convict church. Convicts built this church at Port Arthur but it was never consecrated, and several denominations shared it. Attendance at service was compulsory for prisoners. Fire gutted the building in 1884 and it has stood open to the weather since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/871e543d-4936-4013-8e4d-c1c1a8bd6fd5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Church_ruins_at_Port_Arthur,_Tasmania.jpg
- **2011**, Norfolk Bay convict station. The station stands on the route to the coal mines, built of the soft handmade bricks the convict works produced. It has since been run as a motel. Reuse of convict buildings for ordinary commercial purposes is common across Tasmania. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/92124d8b-60cd-4bad-9db2-dc30a4f5ac8f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NORFOLK_BAY_CONVICT_STATION,_TASMANIA.jpg
- **2011**, The coal mines punishment station. Opened in 1833 as a place of punishment for the worst behaved prisoners on the peninsula, the mine was badly run and never profitable. It was sold to private operators in 1848 and closed within ten years. Most of the buildings were pulled down or destroyed afterwards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d9bcfb0-138f-474c-812a-f3cc72758a0e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:COAL_MINES_HISTORIC_SITE.jpg
- **2011**, The cemetery at Kingston. A general view across the burial ground looking back to the entrance. Convicts, soldiers, officials and later Pitcairn settlers lie in the same ground. The Kingston and Arthur's Vale historic area is one of the eleven Australian Convict Sites on the World Heritage List. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/820c9302-f125-4df9-b2a3-4f84fd5e515b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norfolk_Island_Cemetery_(11790865385).jpg
- **2011**, Beach beyond the burial ground. The shoreline seen past the graves at Kingston. The island's isolation was the point of the settlement, a place with no possibility of escape by land. The penal station closed in 1855 and Pitcairn Islanders were resettled here the following year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5999e787-b23e-4e3d-bf2c-bb91864a7648) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Norfolk_Island_Cemetery_(11791661476).jpg
- **2011**, Playing a didgeridoo. A didgeridoo held for playing. Ethnomusicologists including Linda Barwick have recorded that while women have traditionally not played in ceremony, there is no blanket prohibition in informal settings, and a Mara woman was recorded playing proficiently in 1966. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ad3b4836-3180-4d0c-9607-d608fade8eb9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Abbo_Didgeridoo.jpg
- **2011**, Public cultural performance. A public cultural performance for visitors. Performances staged by the performers themselves for a paying audience are distinct from restricted ceremony, which is not photographed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ae10ccc1-9563-467b-9f2e-322a33fa210c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia_Aboriginal_Culture_009.jpg
- **2011**, Stan Coster memorial. A memorial to the songwriter Stan Coster, who wrote the Cunnamulla Fella and other songs recorded by Slim Dusty. Coster worked as a drover and shearer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/68300dd6-be79-4507-9475-17ea3c2c8139) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stan_Coster.JPG
- **2011-06-19**, Bush Poets Concert 2011. 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cd99d9ab-ecee-4567-8f21-b53cde78bd61) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzKL7_Efy6o
- **2011-06-22**, 'Post reconciliation novel' wins Miles Franklin. ABC News reports a novel described as post reconciliation winning the Miles Franklin. The award goes to a work presenting Australian life in any of its phases. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/56699f2a-de0b-407a-8e81-35851d3a40ac) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CRGoqHE5nlA
- **2011-06-30**, Tim Winton becomes a playwright. ABC News covers Tim Winton turning to playwriting. His novel Cloudstreet has been adapted for stage and television. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e02b883-18b2-4d97-b642-4954b8ed06bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2ZG-kW6uDc
- **2011-07-06**, The Capri Theatre: A Reel Reflection Documentary Short. A short documentary on the Capri Theatre in Adelaide, a suburban cinema kept running by a volunteer society and known for its theatre organ. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/feab03bc-4f84-429f-998c-b787e3c0806b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNfba2W9cP8
- **2011-07-13**, Cygnet Repu Choir \| The Torres Strait Islands: A Celebration. The Queensland Art Gallery presents a Torres Strait choir as part of an exhibition on the islands. Church choral singing and island dance sit alongside each other in Torres Strait musical life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f5f2ff3-f077-4466-8b29-5b3d82a0982a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bmrm9r9E8g
- **2011-07-19**, Convict artefacts uncovered. (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6b731d6-a51f-4e98-8488-5350deab7cfd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkfQYNEwNdE
- **2011-07-21**, Behind the scenes of The Removalists. Queensland Theatre Company on The Removalists, Williamson's 1971 play about police violence. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/91122b79-a5b8-40df-b9a8-7b9a2b5ed29b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDux2KEo1_g
- **2011-08-23**, Real Wild Child - History of Australian Rock N Roll (2/8). An episode of Real Wild Child, a documentary history of Australian rock and roll. The series traced the local scene from the 1950s dance halls onward. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b073adc8-289e-4d60-9ddd-c7d637560f41) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8SQPd1R2Es
- **2011-08-26**, Kev Carmody, Paul Kelly & Tiddas : From Little Things, Big Things Grow (1993). Kev Carmody, Paul Kelly and Tiddas perform From Little Things Big Things Grow in 1993. Carmody and Kelly wrote the song about the Gurindji walk off at Wave Hill in 1966 and the return of land in 1975. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/65cae953-788d-4804-ba62-31224d5023a7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWK2lrNuND8
- **2011-09-07**, Wave Hill Anniversary. 1966 to 1974, led by Vincent Lingiari and the Gurindji. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/34321a97-1d13-4dc6-bc9e-c25d0980faa5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FEDFN-LKY10
- **2011-09-12**, Surf Patrol. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c16e6d1-411d-4cf6-a2e1-6fede98e50df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sedJQ_HjVlg
- **2011-09-27**, Significant Tjapaltjarri painting surfaces. (Australia). Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fa215979-9bab-4fa7-b1e4-f0b4142022be) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMHx_DFzftI
- **2011-09-30**, Western Desert Art. (Australia). Over-dotting was adopted to conceal restricted designs after community criticism between 1973 and 1975. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/657001c5-6851-4aea-95ef-af53575c9b5f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNRdE3O9-lA
- **2011-10-07**, Treasures Gallery. ABC News on the National Library's Treasures Gallery. The gallery rotates manuscripts and rare items that cannot be displayed permanently. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/480b21bc-5f36-4b5d-94ab-ae00f00f2ee8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NfJxEc8PZQ
- **2011-10-19**, Composer Nigel Westlake's tribute to son. ABC News on Nigel Westlake's Missa Solis, written after the death of his son Eli. The work was commissioned and performed by Australian orchestras. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a58598b3-dd23-48c8-94a3-8c4b8965d884) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IN2qCd0HxsE
- **2011-11-09**, Between the Flags: 100 Years of Surf Life Saving in New Zealand. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving New Zealand in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c41cf42a-02ce-4575-a826-66aed729918c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JckG1UQXi4
- **2011-11-17**, Beach Flags and Signs - Surf Life Saving. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/134a5952-98eb-4267-9a56-f1cd08b3320c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEnhmpiw5IQ
- **2011-11-20**, KEV CARMODY - MOONSTRUCK (LIVE @ 98.9FM). Kev Carmody live on 98.9FM, a Brisbane Aboriginal community radio station. Community radio carried First Nations music long before commercial stations did. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/05fbe293-17c8-405e-ba46-95e5015a3dfd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukqpIgHyQLg
- **2011-11-27**, Age journalist wins Walkley for book on Papunya. (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/458db6ca-a820-4076-add5-5a74ae042642) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnq4dBJZTuY
- **2011-12-06**, Cate Blanchett - Creating a Climate for Change. Cate Blanchett on an environmental initiative at Sydney Theatre Company. The company installed a large rooftop solar array at the Wharf. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f4f4510-5704-4242-a299-a593fd73024a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FoI-NRok2CU
- **2011-12-06**, STC Artistic Directors. Sydney Theatre Company's artistic directors discuss the company. STC produces a subscription season and tours nationally and abroad. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f2121f9-81dd-4b26-b855-79a4aa29daa2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZ5MCh6At2o
- **2011-12-14**, Once Upon a Time In Cabramatta \| Trailer \| Watch On SBS. Once Upon a Time In Cabramatta, published by SBS On Demand. Postwar and later migration reshaped particular suburbs and streets. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by SBS On Demand in 2011. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/279f09dd-69fa-4cc6-9064-cba167943895) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSdHkPD5Lio
### 2012
- **2012-01-10**, Holden and Ford consider Australian manufacturing futures. (Australia). Holden built cars in Australia until manufacturing ended in 2017. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e56c3fe-3a63-4fb7-aa51-9dcafe2814e3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oea4Np-z5tY
- **2012-01-10**, Holden plants face future shutdown. (Australia). Holden built cars in Australia until manufacturing ended in 2017. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9bb81351-0ed5-4178-8b8b-394b0fb36f4d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ3ZXRQVaEc
- **2012-01-12**, The Razor Gang, 1928 (filmed in Lismore, NSW) clip 2. A clip from The Razor Gang, filmed at Lismore in New South Wales in 1928. Regional production was common before the industry consolidated in Sydney and Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab939173-47ef-45ba-bc6d-be028b8ef613) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VkcuGML0wL8
- **2012-01-19**, Our Children's Literature Research Collection. State Library Victoria on its children's literature research collection. Libraries hold the bulk of surviving Australian first editions and manuscripts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ff5a7883-c934-491e-8dd0-7676af5c507e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG1FHrvlVXw
- **2012-01-20**, Little G - Invasion Day. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by AboriginalRap in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11518ff8-2872-4127-8fc0-b56fcac10b55) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSzG1s36my8
- **2012-02-02**, 1973: Sydney Opera House: a brief history of its design and construction. A short account of the building's design and construction prepared in the year it opened. The 1957 competition drew 233 entries and Utzon's was reportedly retrieved from a rejected pile by the assessor Eero Saarinen. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/88d38a11-3ff4-44e2-bd52-b5831f4ed96a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d24LRwTx4Pw
- **2012-02-16**, Filming the bombing of Darwin (silent). ), published by Australian War Memorial and concerning Northern Territory. The first raid on Darwin came on 19 February 1942, with the official death toll given as 236 and historians proposing a range up to about 297. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/501c1565-245a-4255-a20b-3cde5a80fa97) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIn695k9QiU
- **2012-02-17**, Anniversary of bombing of Darwin gains official significance. (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The first raid on Darwin came on 19 February 1942, with the official death toll given as 236 and historians proposing a range up to about 297. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a30609b-de17-4387-92cf-7e03c688b859) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd00_If3EEo
- **2012-02-23**, Ten Pound Poms reunite. (Australia) and concerning New South Wales. The Assisted Passage Migration Scheme brought over one million British subjects. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dcc9842c-edab-4969-8ce6-9a35f84463a0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxmlqsEgrVw
- **2012-02-24**, Sydney Theatre Company -- The Wharf Revue. The Wharf Revue at Sydney Theatre Company, an annual political satire that has run for decades and lampoons Australian federal politics. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cbe7a626-db44-4503-8586-6fb41ad8f413) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szB-KYDAX3o
- **2012-02-27**, Man sentenced to jail over Yuendumu death. (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The people named here are Warlpiri. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2517754c-8388-4c3f-8709-991b74b22f18) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJdi-c6bOgU
- **2012-02-28**, Thomas Keneally on his love for books. 's Ark, which won the Booker Prize in 1982 and became the film Schindler's List. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e692fcc4-57e0-45fe-b4f6-a19dd2433f86) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksBLY4wSZLI
- **2012-03-15**, Part 1 The Message Stick Youtube.mov. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3ced5ca6-6dbe-438b-b788-8eb74b7dd094) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DeFQUE6mutY
- **2012-03-22**, Ontroerend Goed & Sydney Theatre Company A History of Everything. A co production between Sydney Theatre Company and a Belgian company. Australian companies increasingly co produce internationally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51ab2dd4-1fd7-456b-aff5-80d4c8902adb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlF6flt6lqg
- **2012-03-27**, HISTORY OF AUSTRALIAN CINEMA Trailer. A trailer for a documentary history of Australian cinema, released by Umbrella Entertainment. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51bd754d-9fa7-4500-9499-08af54d41df5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdViXBoGWjQ
- **2012-04-04**, Music honour for Sculthorpe. ABC News reports a music honour for Peter Sculthorpe. He died in 2014, having composed for orchestra, string quartet and film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/821c31f6-b4b5-453a-989c-eb9c1c4a7872) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRBotd3mrnw
- **2012-04-12**, Library momentos shine light on White's life. ABC News covers library items shedding light on Patrick White. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1973, the only Australian writer to have done so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e0d08e46-517b-4507-aaac-f02d45617b54) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2isynXB9MV0
- **2012-04-18**, Warwick Thornton on Wild at Heart. Warwick Thornton discusses a film that influenced him, recorded at ACMI in Melbourne. The museum's collection covers film, television and digital culture. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f37bc480-c005-4fda-9a15-242b449232b1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FKZGIL_X6Y
- **2012-04-22**, In Their Own Words : ANZACs of the Western Front. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a368acb2-e564-4864-a657-e545ac886aa7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5HEKJ4a2z0I
- **2012-04-22**, Theatre Royal celebrates 175 years. ABC News marks 175 years of the Theatre Royal in Hobart, which opened in 1837 and is described by the theatre as the oldest continuously operating theatre in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d0a788e4-0222-4db8-b861-59192834f554) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80qMn-GGfes
- **2012-04-27**, Register now for NAWI - Australia's first ever conference on Indigenous watercraft. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2cd9383a-af74-4d8d-9630-abfbdcc0ccf8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqhYgJCKv5w
- **2012-05-11**, A Sea Adventure Wins Best Book. ABC News covers an Australian sea adventure winning a best book award. The Children's Book Council of Australia awards have run since 1946. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de1a6d51-91ed-47b7-9d6e-3f341c4dc976) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDjIfa_uQTw
- **2012-05-14**, State Theatre director bows out. ABC News covers a state theatre director stepping down. Artistic directorships of the state companies turn over roughly every five to ten years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10764e53-b0aa-4343-add3-11a75b60d2f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPr5y-MuUpk
- **2012-05-14**, The making of the Bangarra Clip. The making of a Bangarra promotional film. The company's visual style is as distinctive as its choreography. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8dabbe9d-e3a2-410d-83d5-519728afdea2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttYWd_dqXnc
- **2012-05-15**, Seekae - '3' (Sunrise Session in the Utzon Room). A sunrise session performance in the Utzon Room, the one interior in the building completed to the architect's own design principles after his 1999 reengagement as a consultant. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8080d6c1-0057-42c4-99c1-cc9ecb1d59d1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZbE8z-L0GZg
- **2012-05-17**, Sydney Writers' Festival begins. ABC News covers the opening of the Sydney Writers' Festival. Australian capital cities each run a large annual literary festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f804a56c-93ab-45c2-a5fd-d91fe8fc79d5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaJ-ZoDrnFQ
- **2012-05-20**, Documentaries with Jenny Neighbour - Sydney Film Festival 2012. A Sydney Film Festival discussion of documentary programming. The festival's main venue is the State Theatre on Market Street. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d602f10f-39ee-4d0a-8f4c-6ef690fce63e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xW1oDP-0w7A
- **2012-05-23**, Seekae - "Yech" (Sunrise Session in the Utzon Room). A second sunrise session recorded in the Utzon Room. The room's reworking in 2004 was the only part of the interior Utzon shaped. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0612a750-2ef2-4b1f-bcc8-3e99e3cff087) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsJGmWoWA5A
- **2012-06-05**, Namatjira still proves a big artistic hit. (Australia). Albert Namatjira was granted citizenship rights in 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90ebfc27-5ca8-40c6-a867-a1ad879d3a05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E7qcm3_nBY
- **2012**, Tim Winton reflects on how Albany shaped his life. Tim Winton reflects on how Albany in Western Australia shaped him. He has won the Miles Franklin Award four times. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c95fca55-cc09-4096-8e66-427a5efaef29) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DbVQT4ouwzc
- **2012**, Turtle engraving at Ben Buckler. An engraved turtle in the rock at Ben Buckler above North Bondi in Sydney. Engravings on the Hawkesbury sandstone were made by pecking a line of holes and joining them. Their age cannot be measured directly and estimates rest on weathering and on what is depicted. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21874eb1-da4f-4482-808e-13e57d53efd8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1_rock_carving_Bondi-1.jpg
- **2012**, Marsupial lion skeleton at Naracoorte. A reconstructed Thylacoleo carnifex skeleton in the Victoria Fossil Cave at Naracoorte in South Australia, photographed in 2012. The caves acted as pitfall traps and accumulated animals over hundreds of thousands of years. Whether people or climate ended the megafauna is one of the sharpest arguments in Australian prehistory. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2df105e-59bd-4df0-b574-78c1b5335d2d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Naracoorte_Caves.jpg
- **2012**, Macpherson Street, Carnamah. Macpherson Street at Carnamah in the Western Australian wheatbelt looking south west, with the Carnamah Hotel on the left. The Carnamah Historical Society displays a photograph of the same view taken in 1932 as its Window to the Past. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69d1db55-213c-48c8-a3f7-cd55e7c3c5f1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Macpherson_Street,_Carnamah,_2012.JPG
- **2012**, Nhumuy, East Arnhem Land. Coastal Country at Nhumuy in East Arnhem Land. The photograph was contributed to Wikimedia Commons with the permission of the Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation, the Yolŋu ranger organisation that manages the Indigenous Protected Area around Nhulunbuy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d597ba96-4787-41f9-af0e-80fa4d05a48d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nhumuy.jpg
- **2012**, Guwatjurumurru. Country in East Arnhem Land recorded under its Yolŋu name, photographed with the permission of the Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation. Dhimurru issues permits for access to these places, which is how visiting is regulated on Yolŋu terms rather than by a park authority. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3bfb5ed5-5f82-48a9-9639-af95648f9e97) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Guwatjurumurru.jpg
- **2012**, Gaparu. A coastal place in East Arnhem Land, contributed with the permission of the Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation. The names attached to these places are Yolŋu names, and they carry the clan connections that bark paintings also record. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a5513669-42c6-45a8-902e-5432cf50c02f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gaparu.jpg
- **2012**, Mitchell's engraving of a burial ground at Milmeridien. A plate from Thomas Livingstone Mitchell's account of his expeditions, published in 1839, showing a burial ground on the Bogan River in New South Wales. Mitchell recorded carved trees and marked ground along the rivers he surveyed, and most of what he drew has since been destroyed. The engraving is a surveyor's record made without permission from the people whose ground it was. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc148c84-34fe-4be4-b09f-2573c8a85259) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Figure_12_-_Milmeridien_Burial_Ground.JPG
- **2012**, Galaru. Yolŋu Country in East Arnhem Land, photographed under permission from the Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation. This is the region where artists at Yirrkala developed the painted bark that reached national politics in the 1960s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d00324ad-7f41-4a22-acfd-0c40554bbe6a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Galaru.jpg
- **2012**, The House of Representatives chamber. The green benches of the lower house of the Australian Parliament, photographed in 2012. Kevin Rudd read the apology from the despatch box at the centre of this chamber on the morning of 13 February 2008, with members of the Stolen Generations seated in the galleries and on the floor. Opposition leader Brendan Nelson replied. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f43d55ce-b099-4958-8890-7a2f316fecaa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_House_of_Representatives_-_Parliament_of_Australia.jpg
- **2012**, Wathawuy. A named place on Yolŋu Country in East Arnhem Land, contributed with the permission of the Dhimurru Aboriginal Corporation. Dhimurru was established by Yolŋu landowners in 1992 to manage land and sea Country around the Gove Peninsula. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1bde6b2-bac0-4c6c-a10d-5450cb853280) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wathawuy.jpg
- **2012**, Stone arrangement at Stony Peninsula. Stacked basalt forms a rough circular wall on the south eastern side of Mount Eccles, photographed by Rupert Gerritsen. The archaeologist recorded it as possibly the remains of a multi room Aboriginal dwelling. Stone house foundations of this kind sit alongside the channels and traps and argue for settled, not seasonal, occupation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a59ba286-9b33-421b-9c76-710b69b97b3c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Complex_Stone_Arrangement_-_Stony_Peninsula_001.jpg
- **2012**, Lake Eucumbene. The largest storage in the Scheme, with Mount Cobrabald in the centre background and the Jagungal Wilderness beyond. Eucumbene holds several times the volume of Sydney Harbour. It is the balancing reservoir the whole system draws on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c4cee13b-83f7-4502-9f1c-5784992c93fd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Eucumbene_in_April_2012.JPG
- **2012**, Blowering Reservoir. The view upstream from the dam wall on the Tumut River. Blowering was built to regulate the water released through the Tumut stations for irrigation downstream. Power generation and irrigation supply were always the same project. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c1dce262-4095-46b4-816d-66fe46fbeeb8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blowering_Reservoir_from_Blowering_Dam.JPG
- **2012**, Mural at the Snowy Scheme Museum. A picture mural inside the museum at Adaminaby, the town the Scheme relocated. The museum was set up by former workers and holds equipment, records and photographs from the construction period. Its collection is largely donated by the people who did the work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0aa306f4-c430-464f-9875-b2b4dc3fd9fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snowy_Scheme_Museum.JPG
- **2012**, Inside the Brickendon shearing shed. The interior of the shearing shed at Brickendon Historic Estate at Longford in northern Tasmania. Brickendon is one of the eleven Australian Convict Sites inscribed by UNESCO in 2010, having been worked by assigned convict labour. The farm has stayed with the same family since the 1820s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f5fad040-6035-40d2-a8e8-43dacb71fb32) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brickendon_Shearing_shed_interior.JPG
- **2012**, Roof tiles in close view. Close view of the roof tiles. The cladding uses over a million Swedish made tiles in glossy and matt finishes, laid in chevron panels so the surface changes with the light rather than glaring. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11050db0-2db7-4276-8372-77ab87adb965) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Some_of_the_1,056,006_tiles_that_cover_the_Sydney_Opera_House%27s_shells_(16428635477).jpg
- **2012**, Precast ribs beneath a shell. Precast concrete panels and ribs supporting a smaller group of shells on the western side of the monumental steps. The whole roof is assembled from repeated precast segments rather than poured in place. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78384395-d30e-4fea-b390-9d340098ed84) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Precast_concrete_panels_and_concrete_ribs_that_hold_the_roof_-_The_Bennelong_Restaurant_(16428791427).jpg
- **2012**, The building on Bennelong Point. The completed building on Bennelong Point. Utzon won the 1957 design competition against 232 other entries, and the assessor Eero Saarinen is credited with retrieving the scheme after other judges had set it aside. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2f8c5309-363a-40ed-a2f1-5a6d6a7ac8e3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Sydney_Opera_House_(16016199143).jpg
- **2012**, Seen from the harbour. The building seen from the water, the view for which it was designed. Utzon conceived the shells to be read against the harbour from every direction rather than from one front elevation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8fc29f12-fac8-41d3-a49d-092a710c1de9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Opera_House_from_Sydney_Harbour.jpg
- **2012**, The Bennelong shells. The Bennelong, housed in the smaller group of shells on the western side of the monumental steps. The point is named for Woollarawarre Bennelong, a Wangal man taken by the colonists in 1789. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c0b8c322-0b94-4d80-bda6-4ed4bcd260da) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Bennelong_Restaurant_-_Sydney_Opera_House_(16610143376).jpg
- **2012**, Moon Bay near Bermagui. A small cove on the far south coast, stitched from nine frames. The photographer describes it as a tiny nudist beach. Informal clothing optional beaches exist along much of this coast without any legal status. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/958687d6-c9f5-4221-9ec0-8b9d0bb73c9d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Moon_bay_panorama_(7666794584).jpg
- **2012**, Kakadu visitor centre facade. Facade slats at the Kakadu National Park visitor centre by Glenn Murcutt. Murcutt won the Pritzker Prize in 2002, the only Australian to have done so. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f137c5ab-8873-43a0-ab62-ed9b7c91686b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Facade_Slats_Kakadu_NP_Visitor_Centre_Glenn_Murcutt.jpg
- **2012**, Boulders at the end of Garie Beach. A boulder strewn stretch at the southern end of Garie Beach. Garie has a surf club, reached by a road that drops steeply off the plateau. It is the only patrolled beach in the national park. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90ddcd49-5d16-4676-af8b-612c381e3fa3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Royal_National_Park_NSW_-_Garie_Beach_(8409962818).jpg
- **2012**, The last sunrise of 2012 at Stockton. Dawn over Stockton Beach, a 32 kilometre stretch of dune and sand north of Newcastle. Vehicles are permitted on it under permit. The dunes behind are among the largest moving sand masses in New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/54743595-7926-4bd4-ae04-ac735e3a37d5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sunrise_at_Stocktons_Beach_(8328688220).jpg
- **2012**, A map of Pintupi Country. The area west of Alice Springs as it stood in the mid 1980s, showing the lands of the Pintupi. Pintupi people were among the last brought into settlements, some arriving at Papunya only in the 1960s. Several of the movement's founding painters had walked in from this Country as adults. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7836c560-57b5-40aa-9567-ebb94f9d3c25) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pintupi_country.png
- **2012**, Papunya Tula at documenta 13. Visitors look at work by Doreen Reid Nakamarra, born 1950 in the Warburton Ranges, and Warlimpirrnga Tjapaltjarri, born 1958 near Kiwirrkurra, hung in the Museum Fridericianum in Kassel during documenta 13. Both painters were members of the Papunya Tula Artists collective. The cooperative formed in 1972 was by then placing work in the largest contemporary art exhibitions in Europe. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cdb56c08-cdbf-4524-b55c-ed12b9add8e2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Doreen_Reid_Nakamarra_paintings_in_documenta_13.JPG
- **2012**, Waltzing Matilda manuscript. The Waltzing Matilda manuscript held by the National Library of Australia. Paterson wrote the words at Dagworth Station in western Queensland in 1895, and the song's origins and the fate of its swagman are still argued over. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/decf2b93-8f2d-4d7f-9f8e-422d6ab1b859) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Waltzing_Matilda_Manuscript_-_Taken_in_National_Library_of_Australia_Gallery.jpg
- **2012**, Sydney Theatre Company. 1978, it works from converted finger wharves on Sydney Harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c7db0269-dafe-43c5-b6e1-79b9cebc7eed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Sydney_Theatre_Company_(6867642156).jpg
- **2012**, Cate Blanchett. 2008 to 2013. She has worked continuously in Australian theatre alongside her film career. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f14c454a-ce00-44ef-9769-307adf5ab6c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cate_Blanchett_(8019199175).jpg
- **2012**, Musical theatre cast in Sydney. The cast of a musical staged in Sydney in 2012. Commercial musical theatre remains the largest employer of Australian stage performers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5ae29a2c-5f4d-4a67-af88-f26ae2af9641) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Officer_and_a_Gentleman_Cast_(6848986994).jpg
- **2012**, Hammocks in the barracks dormitory. A close view of the slung hammocks reinstated in the upper dormitory. Men were quartered here at night and marched out to government work by day. Excavation under the floors recovered thousands of objects lost through the boards, which now anchor the site's interpretation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2b60df48-946b-46c0-a2bc-f181a8375b0c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hyde_Park_Barracks_Sydney_interior2.jpg
- **2012**, Kamahl. The singer Kamahl, born in Malaysia to Tamil parents and resident in Australia since the 1950s. He worked the concert and club circuit for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eb50e753-c954-43c4-ae93-d78931b34fdf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kamahl_2012.jpg
- **2012**, Upper floor of the barracks. The long open dormitory floor at Hyde Park Barracks. Macquarie built it to bring convicts under supervision at night rather than leaving them to find their own lodging. It is one of the eleven World Heritage listed convict sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/620f991e-8f0a-403c-b23b-8cd5f6087e75) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hyde_Park_Barracks_Sydney_interior1.jpg
- **2012**, Beach Cemetery at Hell Spit. A small Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery at the southern end of Anzac Cove, on the point the troops called Hell Spit. Men were buried here from the first days of the landing, in ground within reach of shellfire. Simpson is among those buried in it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9271cb34-6f90-4d48-9f7a-2f9f2dd47a73) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Beach_Cementery_on_Hell_Spit_(8708817247).jpg
- **2012**, Gillian Armstrong. 1979 was the first Australian feature directed by a woman in some fifty years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7772368d-0bad-4029-b838-406f024cb760) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gillian_Armstrong.jpg
- **2012**, The Turkish soldier memorial. A monument on the peninsula showing a Turkish soldier carrying a wounded enemy. It was inspired by an account given by Australian Governor General Lord Casey, who had served at Gallipoli as a lieutenant, of a Turkish soldier carrying a wounded British soldier across to the Allied trench during a lull. Casey told the story on a visit to the peninsula in 1967. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6ad1f29-0982-44d9-b0c0-23ccd6a9b309) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mehmet%C3%A7i%C4%9Fe_Sayg%C4%B1_An%C4%B1t%C4%B1_(8708676953).jpg
- **2012**, Wayne Blair at The Sapphires premiere. Wayne Blair at the premiere of The Sapphires at the State Theatre in Sydney in 2012. Blair, a Butchulla man, directed the film about an Aboriginal girl group who performed for troops in Vietnam. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/83ab3b9b-cffe-4e33-9222-06b8ff5f6004) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wayne_Blair_(7739412354).jpg
- **2012**, A gun left behind on the peninsula. The barrel of a QF 4.7 inch naval gun used by Allied forces and abandoned when the peninsula was evacuated, now displayed at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra. Heavy equipment that could not be moved quietly was left in place or destroyed. The secrecy of the withdrawal depended on it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d2ad17dd-8447-43e6-8718-7b2232b62cff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Naval_gun_abandoned_at_Gallipoli_at_the_AWM_Aug_2012.JPG
- **2012**, A Japanese trench mortar at Anzac. One of four Japanese built 75mm trench mortars supplied to Australian and New Zealand troops on the peninsula, displayed at the Australian War Memorial. Japan was an Allied power in the First World War. The weapon is a reminder that the campaign drew on supply chains far outside Europe. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/653fbca6-50b1-473f-b30b-57338b5305a7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Japanese_mortar_used_at_Gallipoli_at_the_AWM_Aug_2012.JPG
- **2012**, The Sapphires cast and director. Jessica Mauboy, Miranda Tapsell, Wayne Blair and Deborah Mailman at the 2012 premiere of The Sapphires. The film was among the highest grossing Australian releases of its year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/df38a0db-73cc-41e3-b29f-52915ba77c34) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jessica_Mauboy,_Miranda_Tapsell,_Wayne_Blair,_Deborah_Mailman_(7739425134).jpg
- **2012**, The Gallipoli gallery in Canberra. A display case in the Australian War Memorial's Gallipoli gallery, including a souvenir booklet marking the departure of the first convoy of troopships. The Memorial was conceived by C. E. W. Bean, who had reported the campaign from the peninsula. Its holdings are the reason so much of this material survives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e690053-8b01-41f8-ad37-7a8ed12066d7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gallipoli_Gallery_at_the_Australian_War_Memorial_(MG_9350).jpg
- **2012-07-11**, Film poster collection heads to auction. ABC News covers an Australian film poster collection going to auction. Posters and lobby cards survive from many films whose prints do not. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f5b448f1-8c31-4857-9615-95234364a4e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Eq52THSfhc
- **2012-07-18**, Writer Thomas Keneally. Thomas Keneally in conversation at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. He also wrote The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith, filmed by Fred Schepisi in 1978. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0013a744-2817-47c3-a7ec-f0f91da919e4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-mFENSMriI
- **2012-07-19**, Countdown: Prince Charles and Molly Meldrum outtakes (1977). Outtakes from a 1977 Countdown episode with Molly Meldrum. The programme's Sunday evening slot on ABC television made it the national shop window for pop music for thirteen years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9ccca2d3-b685-4f39-86e5-a85c04f3ead2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a78mzQZPDAQ
- **2012-07-20**, Fromelles fallen identified 96 years on. (Australia). Fromelles was fought on 19 and 20 July 1916. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/017f4db0-673a-4c95-aa9d-f56def74291a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=icSXiLGsqPg
- **2012-07-30**, Violence and sunlight: the art of Sidney Nolan. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by Art Gallery of NSW in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e2d21d9-a5ad-40be-9f8c-ecc48e38cbd2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1Y2dhfFjIs
- **2012-08-06**, ID by Stephen Page. ID, choreographed by Stephen Page for Bangarra, addressing questions of Aboriginal identity and who is entitled to claim it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e04adac-3681-4b52-8ffa-5bbb92886519) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_6jVuUQ8O4
- **2012-08-23**, Gallipoli: The heartache behind the valour. (Australia). Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bbb2014d-1577-4935-aa16-b0f7a3e7ff37) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_YcrwWngc0w
- **2012-09-04**, Top author wins first Queensland award. ABC News reports the first Queensland literary award going to a novelist. State literary awards were cut and later restored in Queensland after a public campaign. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/490791c6-0eaf-4ce1-8fdc-8f2ceab8632a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksffVOAx2qo
- **2012-09-09**, Yolngu Nation. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c968515-322d-49d9-828b-5ec033e4b91b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uerJeqkYLZM
- **2012-09-09**, Deadly Music. NITV's Deadly Music surveys First Nations popular music in 2012, the year the channel began free to air broadcasting. The Deadly Awards ran from 1995 to 2013 and were the first national First Nations music honours. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b95205f9-57da-4ab4-a469-169a26ea8678) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIux2NcufTM
- **2012-09-29**, The final two minutes - AFL Grand Final. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e0abf64d-6838-401f-a643-69b9c5746ec7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2LnCMzlv5k
- **2012-10-02**, Yirrkala paintings of the Saltwater Collection. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de4a8fe7-ee37-4b91-9a62-77b85377a0a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cJiDC1h83U
- **2012-10-08**, The 7.30 Report - Missa Solis: Requiem for Eli. The 7.30 Report covers Missa Solis, Requiem for Eli. Westlake also wrote the score for the film Babe. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7c3f692-488b-48f7-9fe5-47591cba528f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLaIwR3pCuc
- **2012-11-28**, November 28, 2012. Yothu Yindi ARIA Hall of Fame interview.. An Australian Associated Press interview recorded at the 2012 ARIA Hall of Fame induction. The band's mixed line up was itself the argument the name made: yothu yindi means child and mother in Yolngu Matha. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d139fc62-c4d5-4621-9587-6c0a1baf2fb9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOXjUBarpNs
- **2012-12-03**, Yothu Yindi ARIA's HALL OF FAME 2012. Yothu Yindi is inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2012. The band mixed bilma and yidaki with electric guitars and drum machines, and its members came from both Yolngu and non Aboriginal backgrounds. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ce99e38-4552-4b5e-983c-7d863e493559) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jP0KW6TyqqI
- **2012-12-10**, Australian Inventor Perfects Novel Lawn Mower. Australian Diary 40. 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/84797e99-2a1b-4188-9a5e-3a906e8691e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t8am1oL0geQ
### 2013
- **2013-03-13**, JACK CHARLES V THE CROWN. ILBIJERRI Theatre Company presents Jack Charles v The Crown, in which the Boonwurrung actor performed his own life story of theft, prison and heroin addiction. Jack Charles died in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ae247ef-097d-4f26-a266-59a0bf8e1ea7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dtUf0rj0UlY
- **2013-03-14**, HD Stock Footage WWII Australian Forces - Kokoda Front - New Guinea. 1942 and undertook no planning or preparation for it. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Buyout Footage Historic Film Archive in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/302c716f-d387-43d4-a2b3-a655819247f7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ujoCQHV5GpM
- **2013-03-21**, Milky Way Bark Painting. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3eeb0646-3fdb-4a70-a62c-c6331cca8129) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C__YGwTxjq8
- **2013-04-07**, Aboriginal art scholar Brenda Croft on Peter Marralwanga's The Giant Water Spirit. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b13c3e01-18c6-4ab3-9d9d-82ce20ea5c38) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJHMukcWY78
- **2013-04-07**, Aboriginal art scholar Brenda Croft on Emily Kame Kngwarreye's Alagura too dry. 2023 retrospective. Custodianship here is Anmatyerre. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f93cf3c0-93af-495e-b4c0-29169d927117) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJCyTppCFVc
- **2013-04-24**, Living Black: S18 Ep7 - Diggers Memorial. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by NITV in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93c35d74-31fa-467a-96b1-89293371fc4d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZWpJEKi3aM
- **2013-04-25**, Australians flock to Villers-Bretonneux for Anzac Day. (Australia). Villers-Bretonneux in France holds the Australian National Memorial. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bb96cdb4-3ede-44aa-b84d-0f0eef4e73f1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s3_HY0dn9Us
- **2013-05-26**, Buku-Larrnggay Mulka keeps culture strong in Yirrkala. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/daa0a480-84b6-495f-9d82-f01955db03bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biUGMKY3_Dg
- **2013-05-27**, Aboriginal Arrernte Shield by art tribal gallery.com. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/84b77905-84c7-4faf-aac9-4ab8fa2252d8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ep-n1TG7thE
- **2013-06-02**, Former Yothu Yindi frontman Yunupingu dies aged 56. A regional broadcaster reports the death of the Yothu Yindi frontman in 2013 at the age of 56. Under Yolngu practice his given name was withheld from public use after his death. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96e6766f-3c2b-4d54-ae80-47016fcd7a37) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNRJufq8z8o
- **2013-06-03**, Creative spaces: Inside the wardrobe department. Inside the Opera Australia wardrobe department. The company maintains costume, wig and millinery workshops. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6d58edb3-1860-40e4-843c-e885d51fc44b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9dVnUFYyao
- **2013-06-05**, Qantas 'Blak' short documentary. A short documentary on Bangarra's production Blak. The company's dance language mixes contemporary technique with movement drawn from Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b649adac-5d0d-4eea-9332-e3abfcbbeb05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VUES-HYjXkk
- **2013-06-06**, Behind The Scenes of Bangarra Dance Theatre's 'Blak'. Behind the scenes on Bangarra's Blak at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Bangarra tours nationally to major performing arts centres. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6984bea1-d3eb-49d2-acf0-308ecb80006f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zyir0vO1ZDY
- **2013**, Mungo sand dunes near Vigars Well. Sand dunes in Mungo National Park photographed in 2013. Wind driven sand buried hearths, shell middens and human burials on the old lake shore in layers that archaeologists can read as a sequence. Fossil trackways of human footprints from about 20,000 years ago were recorded nearby in 2003. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8e15a60-31a5-4a55-8631-59988a35d739) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MungoNationalParkDunes3.jpg
- **2013**, Kangaroo engraving at Glades Bay. A carved kangaroo on a rock platform in Glades Bay Park at Gladesville on the Parramatta River in Sydney, photographed in 2013. Suburban parks preserve much of what survives of Sydney's engraving sites. Most were on land cleared for housing in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bf7728cc-c6dd-4ef1-8a28-98e4f498c1e1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Glades_Bay_Park_kangaroo_carving.jpg
- **2013**, Grinding grooves at Glades Bay. Grooves worn into a sandstone shelf at Glades Bay Park in Sydney where stone hatchet heads were ground to an edge against wet rock. Ground edge axe technology appears in the Madjedbebe deposit tens of thousands of years before it appears in Europe or western Asia. Grooves like these were still being made when the British arrived. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3cb3118b-9c29-439b-bd93-5969e7df9408) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Glades_Bay_Park_grinding_grooves.jpg
- **2013**, Wulaba Track sign, Glades Bay Park. An interpretive sign on the Wulaba Track at Gladesville in Sydney, photographed in 2013. Wulaba is the Sydney language word for a wallaby. Local councils began naming and interpreting these sites from the 1990s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/034ee02e-2757-46d0-b086-7b6ab5605d51) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Wulaba_Track_Glades_Bay_Park.jpg
- **2013**, O'Keefe and Patfull contest the ball. Sydney's Ryan O'Keefe and Brisbane's Joel Patfull go for the ball in round six of the 2013 season. Sydney began as South Melbourne and was relocated to New South Wales in 1982, the first move that made the competition national. The league was renamed the Australian Football League in 1990. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f535e947-35a2-4a43-933b-771c18e0d6f9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ryan_O%27Keefe,_Joel_Patfull_contest,_Sydney_v_Brisbane_2013-05-05_(8745223374).jpg
- **2013**, Sydney players in a huddle. Sydney forms a huddle during a match against Brisbane on 5 May 2013. Adam Goodes played for Sydney across that era and won two Brownlow Medals and two premierships. He was Australian of the Year in 2014 and left the game in 2015 after sustained booing that the league later apologised for. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1da1894f-2196-47cf-8f85-6cd62795b191) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_huddle,_v_Brisbane_2013-05-05_(8745223664).jpg
- **2013**, Diprotodon mounted in Paris. A cast of a Diprotodon skeleton on display at the Gallery of Palaeontology and Comparative Anatomy of the French National Museum of Natural History, photographed in 2013. Casts of Australian megafauna were distributed to European museums from the nineteenth century. Richard Owen described the genus in London in 1838 from teeth sent from New South Wales. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2eabc743-a8e7-4b00-b41a-66ef19730c50) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diprotodon_australis_skeleton_1.JPG
- **2013**, Sydney Swans warming up. Sydney players warm up before the opening round match against Greater Western Sydney on 30 March 2013. The Swans and the Giants were the league's two New South Wales sides, the Giants having entered the competition the year before. Expansion into rugby league states was the AFL's central strategic project of that decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/342ad0c7-b4b2-4ad8-9137-47a85be8ddb8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_Swans_warming_up_2013.jpg
- **2013**, Coorow Hotel, Main Street. The Coorow Hotel on Main Street at Coorow, on the Midlands road north of Perth. Its verandah posts stand at the kerb line, which is the older arrangement, with the roof carried out over the public footpath. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c7e183e-dfd0-40ae-ab53-cf4a02513709) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coorow_Hotel,_Coorow,_2013.JPG
- **2013**, Stencilled hand at Yourambulla. A hand stencil in the caves at Yourambulla in South Australia, made by spraying red ochre from the mouth around a hand held flat on the rock. The work is Adnyamathanha and may be thousands of years old. Stencilling leaves a negative image, so what survives is the space the hand occupied rather than a drawing of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/db5025c0-1645-400e-a034-f0f814e31907) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yourambulla_hand.JPG
- **2013**, Grand final panorama at the MCG. The Melbourne Cricket Ground during the 2013 AFL grand final. The grand final has been played at this ground almost every year since 1902, with wartime and pandemic exceptions. Hawthorn beat Fremantle in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3e3c663-57d2-404c-b86c-4dba5ddae68b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MCG_Grand_Final_panorama.jpg
- **2013**, Store at Eurong, K'gari. The shop at the Eurong resort on K'gari, the sand island off the Queensland coast formerly named Fraser Island. The island was renamed to its Butchulla name in 2023. Its buildings sit directly on sand and are roofed and verandahed in light steel for that reason. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5046bcdd-f47b-4012-886b-a7f2f5b8e1d9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eurong_Shop.jpg
- **2013**, Poeppel Corner survey marker. The top of the post at Poeppel Corner, where the borders of South Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland meet in the Simpson Desert, photographed in August 2013. Augustus Poeppel set the original marker in 1880. Colonial surveyors ruled straight lines across desert whose existing routes ran between waters instead. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8225599e-7fee-419c-9c1f-a8b044feb118) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Poeppel_Corner_Marker,_South_Australia,_Northern_Territories,_Queensland.jpg
- **2013**, Shellworked Slippers by Esme Timbery. Two hundred pairs of shellworked slippers by Bidjigal artist Esme Timbery, with her daughter Marilyn Russell, photographed on display in 2013. The work of 2008 stands for the children taken from Aboriginal families across the twentieth century, one pair for each small missing pair of feet. Timbery came from La Perouse in Sydney, where shellwork has been a women's craft for generations. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7c084ca-6969-42a1-a3b2-12bdfe90ab4b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:200_Shellworked_Slippers,_Esme_Timbery.jpg
- **2013**, Rock art at Ubirr. Painted figures on the sandstone at Ubirr in the East Alligator region of Kakadu National Park. The galleries here were repainted over long periods, and some panels include x-ray style fish and animals that show internal structure. Bininj and Mungguy people are the traditional owners of this Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2d22f156-d1bc-4a22-ab99-3ba2cb6094b0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ubirr_rock_art_Jul2013_01.jpg
- **2013**, Arnhem Land country. A section of the landscape of Arnhem Land in the Northern Territory. Arnhem Land has been Aboriginal freehold reserve since 1931 and access requires a permit from the Northern Land Council. The bark used for painting is stripped from stringybark eucalypts during the wet season when the sap is running and the bark will lift. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa6bebfb-d92b-45f5-85e3-910b3396385a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Arnham_Land_1.jpg
- **2013**, 2013 John Oxley Library Fellows - Kathleen Fallon and Matthew Nagas. Australian South Sea Islanders.. 2013. Filed as a migration policy record, from footage of 2013 held by statelibraryqld. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93cfa864-23a9-48b9-be67-4e831d27dd9f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SamT0Z4trk0
- **2013**, Tantangara Dam. A concrete gravity dam across the upper Murrumbidgee, completed in 1960. It diverts most of the river's headwater flow into Lake Eucumbene through a tunnel. What continues downstream is a fraction of what the river once carried. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c6aa6b83-69bd-4e55-9334-5cf77c116c50) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tantangara_Dam,_on_Murrumbidgee_River,_NSW.JPG
- **2013**, The bridge at Tantangara. A crossing upstream towards the dam wall on the road built to reach it. Access roads were one of the Scheme's largest works, cut through country that had almost none. They opened the high plains to traffic for the first time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/171eb92e-ce51-4eaf-81ed-f8f9ff797328) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bridge_across_the_Murrumbidgee_River,_Tantangara,_NSW.JPG
- **2013**, Plaque at the Barcaldine tree. The inscription at the Barcaldine monument, which credits the striking shearers of 1891 with beginning the Australian labour movement. Claims about which meeting or town founded the party are contested between Barcaldine and other sites, and the plaque states the Queensland version. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f223a4e-ca88-4ccf-bbfb-693deca16705) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tree_of_knowledge_plaque.jpg
- **2013**, A brick shearing shed in the sun. An old shearing shed built in brick rather than the usual timber and corrugated iron, standing in green pasture under a clear sky. Brick sheds are unusual and suggest a well capitalised property in a district with reliable rainfall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21887684-348f-490e-b1f7-f3457d3eca97) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:An_old_brick_shearing_shed_basks_in_the_sun,_blue_skies,_red_bricks_and_green_pasture._Peter_Neaum._-_panoramio.jpg
- **2013**, Primaries No.3 wool store, Teneriffe. The former Primaries No.3 wool store on Commercial Road at Teneriffe, converted into apartments in the early 2000s. The heavy floors and wide bays that once carried stacked bales survive as the structure of the flats. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55ca2155-a0d2-4cb0-9b56-91e4d2abcbcb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Primaries_No.3_Wool_Store_03.jpg
- **2013**, Camp Cove inside South Head. A small sheltered beach a few hundred metres inside South Head. Arthur Phillip came ashore here on 21 January 1788 while looking for an alternative to Botany Bay, before settling on Port Jackson three kilometres west. The Australian relationship with the surf coast begins with a search for anchorage, not recreation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6fd64733-b385-4d26-a8ff-2f0a628df9e4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Camp_Cove,_Sydney.jpg
- **2013**, The lifesaving club at Coogee. The clubhouse above the sand at Coogee in Sydney's east. Coogee has a shark net enclosure and two ocean pools alongside the open beach. The club buildings on Sydney beaches are typically interwar and heavily rebuilt. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d48829f-d2b8-48a5-9c0b-8834ff8de39f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coogee,_New_South_Wales.jpg
- **2013**, Vivid projections on the sails. Projections on the sails during Vivid Sydney. The festival began in 2009 and lights the roof each winter, treating the shells as a projection surface. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5417118-3ee4-4940-81fb-8a4faf4853c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vivid_Sydney_-_Opera_House_sails_(9002550429).jpg
- **2013**, Big surf at Snapper Rocks. Heavy water at Snapper Rocks on the southern Gold Coast, with a single surfer weighing up the paddle out. Sand pumped from the Tweed River created the long right hand point known as the Superbank here from the late 1990s. It is one of the most crowded waves in the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b2005726-347a-48d9-b98e-aa259b7c678f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Snapper_Rocks_Queensland.jpg
- **2013**, South Solitary Island from Moonee Beach. The island low on the horizon, photographed from Moonee Beach on the mid north coast. The Solitary Islands sit in a marine park where tropical and temperate species overlap. The island carries a lighthouse built in 1880. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cb8f6aaa-7d41-4beb-bef3-38338e95f26a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_distant_South_Solitary_Island.jpg
- **2013**, The settlement at Papunya. Houses and open ground in the community about 240 kilometres north west of Alice Springs. Papunya was established as a government settlement in the late 1950s, gathering Luritja, Pintupi, Warlpiri, Anmatyerr and Arrernte people who had been moved off their own Country. The painting movement began here in 1971, when men started transferring designs onto board. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aee281e8-a426-48bb-a5be-ea584700de93) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Papunya_June2013.JPG
- **2013**, Western Desert canvas at the quai Branly. A twentieth century Aboriginal painting on display in the Paris ethnographic museum, photographed in 2013. Papunya work entered European museum collections within two decades of the first boards being painted. The catalogue entry for this piece names no artist. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a46836f1-37fa-4a00-a8a6-5c58912745ef) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australia,_arte_aborigena,_XX_sec._05.JPG
- **2013**, Paterson bust at Binalong. A bust of Banjo Paterson at Binalong in New South Wales, near where he spent part of his childhood. Country towns claim their writers with monuments. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b09a2a1b-e0ac-4cb1-8eda-b5c98328eefa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Binalong_Banjo_Paterson_Bust_001.JPG
- **2013**, Richard Flanagan at a library talk. Richard Flanagan speaking at a Sydney library in 2013. He won the Man Booker Prize the following year for The Narrow Road to the Deep North, about Australian prisoners of war on the Burma railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10779385-298c-45e6-8b74-e8a0dc1b6949) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Richard_Flanagan_Mosman_Library.jpg
- **2013**, Names on the Great Irish Famine monument. A detail of the Australian Monument to the Great Irish Famine set into the wall at Hyde Park Barracks, carrying the names of young women sent out from Irish workhouses. About 4,000 orphan girls arrived in the colonies under the Earl Grey scheme between 1848 and 1850. The barracks served as their receiving depot. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93c6275e-3eae-464e-a74a-1ab793956942) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_Famine_Memorial_(names_detail).JPG
- **2013**, Bowl and spoon on the Famine monument. Cast objects of everyday use built into the memorial wall at the barracks in Sydney. The monument was designed to be read from both sides of the wall, one face for the departure and one for the arrival. Its subject is emigration under compulsion rather than transportation under sentence. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38a0e7ae-29ca-432a-86fc-197efde3392d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_Famine_Memorial_(wall,_bowl,_spoon_detail).JPG
- **2013**, Public dance performance. Dancers in a public performance. Repertoire staged publicly by the performers themselves is distinct from restricted ceremony, which is not photographed or archived here. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3198d46d-8de7-4e03-83e6-c9f6a2b3ee35) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Dancers.JPG
- **2013**, Tara Morice. The performer Tara Morice, who came to notice in Strictly Ballroom and has worked across Australian stage and screen. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/182535b2-d794-4f0b-b055-59457046f76d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tara_Morice_(8520289831).jpg
- **2013**, Trundle cinema. The cinema at Trundle in central western New South Wales. Volunteer run country cinemas still operate in towns of a few hundred people. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3743ebab-e4af-407b-bf4c-f45ac4437f4f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trundle_Cinema_001.JPG
- **2013-06-19**, Stone Knapping. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64203162-f1f8-44f8-9ef8-5fe6f905429b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xX8rodAUNKo
- **2013-06-27**, Film Collection Online: The First World War. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b61e0aad-4176-4ec6-8894-5d3f02223674) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yQ5HreCBss
- **2013-07-15**, I Like to Watch - History of Australian Cinema. A history of Australian cinema covering the silent era, the long production drought and the 1970s revival funded by new federal bodies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7d0034f-98f2-4e6e-a649-d9450de25c4b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jz0WNKM9RM
- **2013-07-17**, O\|A TOURING: Don Giovanni - From behind the scenes to on stage. Opera Australia takes Don Giovanni on tour. The company's regional touring arm plays towns without a permanent opera house. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/afa5743a-3cdd-44d5-9efa-5749baf74e86) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOh6cgEj6q4
- **2013-08-05**, History Of Australian Country Music by Bill Hawkin PART 1. A history of Australian country music covering the bush ballad tradition and the transition to recorded country. The genre's Australian strand grew out of droving and shearing song as much as from American imports. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3dadcbcb-b027-4032-ba24-16ca456fc3e5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tsSg75V1U4
- **2013-08-09**, Art After Hours \| Architect Penelope Seidler. Penelope Seidler in conversation at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. She practised with Harry Seidler, whose Australia Square tower of 1967 introduced high modernism to Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/107197b5-06ad-4756-bb70-6fe3b9509fe5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pZVUNdC43js
- **2013-08-20**, Five Bells. A film treatment of Five Bells held by the National Film and Sound Archive. Slessor wrote the elegy in 1939 about the death of Joe Lynch in the harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22572f07-7742-40da-8738-0fa34ee44fd0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TPwIsm6ti8
- **2013-08-20**, Meet our Principal Physiotherapist. The Australian Ballet's principal physiotherapist. Companies of this size run their own medical and conditioning departments. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e65b8ed8-cb41-4766-bbb0-20627b64a4ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PoN7luBVBa8
- **2013-08-21**, Live! In convservation - Jazz: the ongoing revolution. The State Library of Queensland hosts a discussion on jazz. Library and archive programmes are a significant route by which Australian music history is documented. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93094b5d-1b78-453a-8d89-1dd87ec71f00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lh2vPE59xOY
- **2013-09-04**, An Interview with Lior and composer Nigel Westlake about 'Compassion'. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra interviews Lior and Nigel Westlake about Compassion, a song cycle setting Hebrew and Arabic texts. The orchestra was founded in 1932 by the ABC. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d3cebb7-ed42-4666-9c41-fe0d7b96d21e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJTrNqDo9bo
- **2013-09-15**, 100 readers - Peter Carey. Peter Carey in a State Library Victoria reader series. Carey won the Booker Prize twice, in 1988 and 2001, and has lived in New York for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16ee3021-618f-4181-8fe5-59aedcd666ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyOPrcOzqgY
- **2013-10-02**, Sydney Stories: Bradfield and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. 1932. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by The University of Sydney in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d325d9cb-dbcc-4141-af62-6735a110d717) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9bILFRn7mw
- **2013-10-07**, Cinderella - Behind The Scenes. Behind the scenes on the Australian Ballet's Cinderella. Full length story ballets require large corps and elaborate sets. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd8c5ab9-9a3d-4a49-881a-50e1ba56f888) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8AZIC7Ktf8
- **2013-10-16**, AGOD: Walala Tjapaltjarri Aboriginal Art. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/39ba9627-7d41-458a-807f-8d8dc1d0d9e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGtdVBjln1o
- **2013-10-16**, ABC: Official Opening of the Sydney Opera House Opening (1973). The ABC's broadcast of the official opening in 1973. Jorn Utzon was not invited to the ceremony and his name was not mentioned in the speeches. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c12c6d33-7cd8-4385-b3c0-e9512efec430) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KPQFzT-oZxU
- **2013-10-23**, David McAllister: 30 Years with The Australian Ballet. David McAllister marks thirty years with the Australian Ballet. He danced as a principal artist before becoming artistic director in 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4df35f82-0bd6-485e-b4ad-461edf93c389) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2W_aYAhpYM
- **2013-10-23**, Living Black Conversations 2013 Ep2 - Rachel Perkins. NITV's Living Black interviews the filmmaker Rachel Perkins in 2013. She founded Blackfella Films and is the daughter of the Arrernte activist Charles Perkins. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69912460-971f-4ac1-aa11-7e54739fb19a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPaWMxcuLmw
- **2013-10-24**, Fighting Carbon with Fire in Arnhem Land. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a5217a1-916c-46fd-a404-f14bb355bedd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ggvZCjSxWK4
- **2013-11-09**, Kungkarangkalpa: Seven Sisters Songline. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29b1ff69-4466-460c-9806-2406b7b19724) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3igXR7oL8FU
- **2013-11-12**, Last Post Ceremony, 11 November 2013. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d19c8c85-c8ea-4fda-b15f-605e2b7792b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMHX2FIvrMI
- **2013-11-25**, Costello dances Midnight Oil style. ABC News files a short item on a politician imitating the Midnight Oil frontman's dancing. The band's stage presence was distinctive enough to be a national reference point. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02ef12e3-d89e-44e8-bcc6-404f8836242d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGctlTFeYBM
- **2013-11-26**, Reflections at Brewarrina Fish Traps. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by EWBAustralia in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22c8a6a5-5ae4-4aea-9533-16c7ba37acb3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2ZqaBW0W4Q
- **2013-11-28**, Old Masters bark paintings conservation. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8b88e34e-8a5d-4223-8079-a2f4f2667c77) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWA7LaiWBoI
- **2013-11-28**, Old Masters: reflections on the work of Tom Djäwa by his son, Joe Gumbula. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ec913107-5b58-4730-affb-e1d70965fa64) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrUZnGsiDmU
- **2013-12-04**, AGOD: Thomas Tjapaltjarri 10026ec. 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/43705e40-7053-46d8-bf87-277328af04bb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qs9-Gv9QgUs
- **2013-12-08**, Yirrkala drawings - conservation of the works on paper. 2013, running 5 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76411da5-5c5c-4961-a8d2-a83c6850f214) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fktYtsMEKs
- **2013-12-08**, Yirrkala drawings - introduction from the curator Cara Pinchbeck. 2013, running 4 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f6cdca30-f04d-46b8-8486-1033533a625c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA85IIJ8rGw
- **2013-12-09**, Yirrkala drawings - Marrnyula Mununggurr. 2013, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3f3cdeed-09e1-4695-a1a8-933ba144bc55) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOLCAaPo6pE
- **2013-12-10**, Yirrkala drawings - Maccassan influences. 2013, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2789cc39-5f6f-4243-8022-0def7fb50a26) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yl8o0Zm8gE8
- **2013-12-10**, Yirrkala drawings - Nyapanyapa Yunipingu. 2013, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5ea000d2-16c0-4252-af38-3c11677a2155) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJsILPiDE88
- **2013-12-10**, Yirrkala drawings - Wanyubi Marika. 2013, running 4 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69dacaa0-b4b7-4e90-9b8d-161ed3c6bc24) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcOcDPMqSAg
- **2013-12-10**, Yirrkala drawings - Yirrkala now. 2013, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e9319baf-31ea-4827-b962-c44f00d7f7af) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzWFAO7Ro54
### 2014
- **2014-01-09**, History of Australian Country Music by Milan Obrenović IX. A survey of Australian country music history, tracing the Tamworth circuit and the artists who worked it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49c06466-785a-49c3-b597-cf4876d19365) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87XAekxkWE4
- **2014-01-28**, 2014 AUSSIES at Scarborough. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving WA in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ee412e4-9222-42c8-96a5-ec8cd8c7eab9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hd35nCnEAI
- **2014-02-26**, Songlines project unveiled in Adelaide. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8cdc8716-779e-4af0-a4a7-7509328ffeb5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjtkJkkY-dA
- **2014-02-27**, Lottie Lyell in The Woman Suffers (Australia, 1918). Lottie Lyell in The Woman Suffers, made in Australia in 1918. Lyell wrote, edited and acted, and is regarded as one of the first women to work across those roles in Australian film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/23e929ce-5c4e-4c61-b849-44c61d5c026d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=keEqSUfFmMU
- **2014-02-27**, Rachel Perkins discusses Indigenous filmmaking in Australia. Rachel Perkins discusses Aboriginal filmmaking in Australia, recorded for the National Film and Sound Archive. She directed Radiance, One Night the Moon and Bran Nue Dae. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9326dae7-4bf6-4d79-bb59-777977bf3a3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tDtEHA6_0d8
- **2014-03-19**, Second World War Official War Alan Moore visits the Australian War Memorial. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0a9353eb-8085-4f67-a685-5b996c824c86) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OpC9q5lL4Q
- **2014-03-21**, Scullion, NT Land Council heated over Land Rights. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/13abf6f2-c003-466f-b8f0-9f2cef028168) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlrfLVAD3N0
- **2014-04-06**, Film Collection Online: Anzac Day through time. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c784876e-5602-4f79-b95f-9225a6b92a7c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1e2dDpmyh0
- **2014-05-19**, Portrait Story: Patrick White. The National Portrait Gallery tells the story of its portrait of Patrick White. He wrote Voss, The Tree of Man and Riders in the Chariot, and used his Nobel money to found a prize for older unrecognised writers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f4d95383-96c4-4b04-a36b-c61fcb2bc3c0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixE9Wl1q5WM
- **2014-05-26**, Nation reflects on Stolen Generations. 1997 and gave a separation range of between one in three and one in ten. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c46b17cd-9e69-4e0c-b614-fac59089388c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QoJULHKWcsY
- **2014-05-27**, John Schumann - Waltzing Matilda (Official Music Video). John Schumann's recording of Waltzing Matilda for ABC Music. The song has never been the national anthem but functions as an unofficial one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/004d9494-994b-4670-8505-84d2ab10f577) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8gPAsz_SM3s
- **2014-05-27**, Poetry reading by Les A Murray AO. A poetry reading by Les Murray at the University of Sydney. Murray was raised on a dairy farm at Bunyah in New South Wales and became the most internationally read Australian poet of his generation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/491b9ba0-f247-4796-a4f5-b4970148b9c2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Qph3NCu3c0
- **2014-06-02**, Tower Hill, volcanic crater on Victoria's coast. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/630c78a4-613e-4464-90ad-2415bddf1149) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSG_2SBwpN0
- **2014-06-04**, David Malouf interviewed by Tegan Bennett Daylight \| Sydney Writers' Festival. David Malouf interviewed at the Sydney Writers' Festival. The festival has run annually since 1998 and is the largest literary gathering in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9815ac45-6f0f-4197-8a3b-2d629c1101c0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1MgFgpMpEBM
- **2014**, Emus at the Walls of China. Emus on the lunette in Mungo National Park in 2014. Lake Mungo held water and supported fish, mussels and waterbirds when people camped along its shore, and middens record what they ate. The lake bed has been dry for thousands of years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a16612df-98d3-43e9-8af1-8aca1dbb8764) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emus,_at_Walls_of_China.jpg
- **2014**, Emus crossing Mungo. Four emus walking across the Mungo landscape in November 2014. The Willandra Lakes Region, of which Mungo is part, was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1981 for its record of human occupation. It was one of the first places listed for that reason anywhere. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ced2dcd6-efd6-4570-87f0-b7b4a9997114) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emu_bob_(15736458007).jpg
- **2014**, Hafted stone knife. A stone blade set into a handle, photographed from the Wellcome collection. Hafting a worked stone into a gum and fibre grip is the step that turns a flake into a tool with leverage. Resin hafting is documented in Australian deposits many thousands of years old. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b2ef873-5336-4152-a18b-f23bbe7ee39a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_aboriginal_stone_knife_mounted_in_handle._Wellcome_M0015066.jpg
- **2014**, Backed blade in a skin handle. A steeply backed stone blade mounted in a hairy skin handle, from the Wellcome collection. Backed blades appear in large numbers in southeastern Australian sites from about 4,000 years ago and then decline. Why they were adopted and abandoned is unresolved. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d53179c3-7849-4237-8dc7-a473ace393c9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Stone_knife,_Australian_Aboriginal._Wellcome_M0017106.jpg
- **2014**, Corner store, Bangalow. A commercial building on the corner of Byron and Station Streets at Bangalow in the Northern Rivers district of New South Wales. The town's intact verandahed streetscape survived the twentieth century largely because the district's economy declined, and tourism later found it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/35b12d9d-0b7d-4210-9439-4bd475afc7a9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Corner_store,_Byron_Street,_Bangalow_NSW_2014.jpg
- **2014**, Coolamons at the Australian Museum. Carrying vessels known as coolamons, held by the Australian Museum in Sydney. A coolamon is cut from a single piece of wood or bark and used to carry water, food, seed and infants. The outer surfaces were commonly worked with incised designs and coated with ochre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/71771746-5f64-4eb9-b955-39dacbabb441) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Museum_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_Coolamons_-_Aboriginal_Carrying_Vessels_2.jpg
- **2014**, Webster Street corner store, Nedlands. A corner shop in the Perth suburb of Nedlands, with a footpath awning across both street faces. Suburban corner stores of this type were built to serve a walking catchment of a few blocks and were mostly emptied by supermarkets and cars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f093ea6-36d9-4785-93f8-090f1ebbd9f0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Webster_St_Corner_Store_in_Nedlands,_Western_Australia.JPG
- **2014**, Message stick in the Australian Museum. A carved message stick on display at the Australian Museum in Sydney, photographed in 2014. Message sticks were carried by envoys between groups and their marks keyed the bearer to a message that was spoken aloud, so the object and the speech travelled together. They moved along the same routes across Country as songs and trade goods did. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4bdc887a-0b0c-469d-af3f-0fe82302e24f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Museum_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_Aboriginal_Message_Stick.jpg
- **2014**, Welcome to Country at Gough Whitlam's memorial. A Welcome to Country delivered at the memorial service for Gough Whitlam at Sydney Town Hall in November 2014. The Welcome is given by a traditional owner of the ground the gathering stands on and is a protocol of permission rather than a performance. Whitlam's government legislated the first land rights statute for the Northern Territory, passed after his dismissal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3570566e-0f52-48e3-bfee-330b6976ebf1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gough_Whitlam_memorial_service_at_welcome_to_country.JPG
- **2014**, South Sea Islander marchers at Rockhampton. Members of the Australian South Sea Islander community in the parade of nations at the Rockhampton Cultural Festival in 2014. Descendants of the deported cane workers who stayed were recognised as a distinct cultural group by the Commonwealth in 1994. Rockhampton and Mackay hold the largest of those communities. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ac0b2ba-8cec-42c9-8302-108fa0301a43) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cultural2014q.jpg
- **2014**, Native Police uniform, Queensland Police Museum. A uniform of the Queensland Native Mounted Police held by the Queensland Police Museum. Troopers were issued with carbines and a distinctive uniform, and the force's own records of what it called dispersals are one of the primary sources historians use to reconstruct the frontier killings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c2ea5ce2-003d-43df-8ce3-7280a4a51be2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queensland_Police_Museum_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_Australian_Native_Police_Uniform.jpg
- **2014**, Inglebah Aboriginal Reserve. Country at Inglebah in the New England district of New South Wales, held as an Aboriginal reserve. Inglebah is the Anaiwan word for whirlpools of crayfish, and the swamps and gullies through the district are riddled with crayfish holes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f35044e9-efc9-4d4a-9356-c9123a2225bc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Inglebah_Aboriginal_Reserve.jpg
- **2014**, Murray 1 power station. The Murray 1 station on the western fall of the range, taking water diverted from the Snowy through tunnels under the mountains. Murray 1 and Murray 2 were commissioned in the 1960s. The Scheme's sixteen major dams and seven stations were built almost entirely underground or in remote alpine country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93c31b58-2aff-48bf-9ed8-a3238b7857bd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SnowyHydro-Murray-1.jpg
- **2014**, Transmission cuttings over the Alps. Cleared strips carrying high voltage lines from the Snowy stations towards the cities, photographed from a regional flight between Sydney and Albury. Trees are felled along the route to prevent arcing and to allow maintenance access. The lines are the part of the Scheme that reaches every household that uses its power. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45fcbba2-c678-4ab8-b3b8-65317192d989) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Power_line_cuttings_over_Australian_Alps_2.JPG
- **2014**, The Jondaryan shed from the yards. A view of the long low form of the Jondaryan woolshed, with its pitched roof running the full length of the shearing board. The property now operates as a historical museum and holds an annual working display of shearing and wool classing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ac50327f-6d20-4c7d-aac3-a47a22f7c6fd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jondaryn_Woolshed.jpg
- **2014**, Entrance to the Jondaryan woolshed. The doorway into the Jondaryan shed, framed in hand-worked timber. Sheds of this age were built from pit-sawn and adzed local hardwood with pegged joints rather than bolts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce5652b9-f3f4-49d7-84c9-1a042862c4eb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jondaryn_Woolshed_entrance.jpg
- **2014**, Kianga shed, relocated to Rockhampton. A steel-framed shearing shed originally erected from a Southern Cross kit on Kianga, a property near Moura in central Queensland. It was dismantled, moved to the Rockhampton Heritage Village at Parkhurst and reopened there in 2012. Prefabricated steel kits replaced bush timber in Queensland sheds from the early twentieth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2def955d-6b77-4d00-96b7-8898e89d05d3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:KiangaHeritage2014n.jpg
- **2014**, Concert Hall from the stage. The Concert Hall photographed from the stage. The interiors were completed by Peter Hall after Utzon's departure and depart substantially from the original drawings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e77c989-24b6-4213-8529-b5c99c198210) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Concert_Hall_Interior.JPG
- **2014**, Swanbourne Nedlands club sign. An interpretive sign recording that the club was established in 1932, starting during the Great Depression and patrolling a beach less popular than its neighbours to the south. It claims the state's most successful record among small clubs in both patrol efficiency and competition. Clubs of this kind were built by subscription and working bees. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f667a63-a012-4055-9580-882dd7f2542f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sign_of_the_Swanbourne_Nedlands_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_in_Swanbourne,_Western_Australia..JPG
- **2014**, Joan Sutherland Theatre from the stage. The Joan Sutherland Theatre seen from the stage. The room was originally intended as the main concert hall before the brief was reversed during construction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c37800e-dcac-4092-b044-c1699818665e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Joan_Sutherland_Theatre_Interior.JPG
- **2014**, Seidler tower in the Sydney CBD. A Harry Seidler tower in the Sydney central business district. His practice shaped a substantial part of the city's commercial skyline over four decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1780aa47-1c73-41d2-99dc-825ab3f7ae04) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Seidler_skyscraper_CBD.jpg
- **2014**, Church ruins at Point Puer. What is left of the church at Point Puer across the water from the main settlement. Point Puer held boys, some as young as nine, sentenced to transportation and separated from adult prisoners. It operated from 1834 to 1849 and was the first purpose built juvenile reformatory in the British Empire, according to the site's own interpretation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c8b14cf8-3bb2-4466-ada4-69deb407e21c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Puerchurch.jpg
- **2014**, The Gallipoli historical park. The Gallipoli Peninsula Historical Site covers more than 33,000 hectares and was established by the Turkish government in 1973. It holds the cemeteries and memorials of all the combatant nations. The peninsula is the site of a Turkish national narrative as much as an Australian one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2d4f85ce-0847-440b-abfb-92830c2af978) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Canakkale_Cemetery_for_Foreigners.jpg
- **2014**, Anzac Cove now. The beach and the ridge behind it, photographed from the water. The scale of the ground is the first thing visitors report: the whole Anzac position is smaller than expected. The road along the shore was built later and cut into part of the original beach. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/32a53be7-144a-437e-9cb9-d3a36c6cee2d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gallipoli_ANZAC_Cove_3.JPG
- **2014-06-19**, University of Sydney at the Sydney Writers' Festival. The University of Sydney at the Sydney Writers' Festival. Universities and libraries underwrite much of the Australian literary sector. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bb131438-4cff-4f40-b094-bd25b0ba372c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_wQMp9Hrrw
- **2014-06-24**, Replacing the hammocks at the Hyde Park Barracks Museum. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2629540-edaf-4b7f-a3c4-9f7149b1b486) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_50u7anrreI
- **2014-07-03**, Yolngu Bark Exhibition wows Canberra. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/be2cf99e-7ea6-4591-a204-633a0c28c6b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbtOr9aJmsY
- **2014-07-10**, Briggs & Dr G. Yunupingu - 'The Hunt' (live for Like A Version). The Hunt, recorded live for triple j in 2014, pairing the Yorta Yorta rapper Briggs with the Yolngu singer publicly known as Dr G. Yunupingu. The collaboration crossed hip hop and Yolngu song. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/86e72bb9-5e20-49e7-9283-901333e6f26b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=28nB3T5ZO1g
- **2014-07-15**, Fred Schepisi Interview: On Australian film and the Cultural Cringe (3/5). Fred Schepisi on Australian film and the cultural cringe, the term for a national habit of rating local work below imported work. The New Wave was in part an argument against it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/27018626-8bc3-4c4b-b642-ee1114ba1b48) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eqvMReyKB9E
- **2014-07-15**, Fred Schepisi Interview: 'Jimmie Blacksmith' and Indigenous Cinema (4/5). Fred Schepisi on The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith and the casting of Aboriginal actors. The film was made before Aboriginal directors were making features of their own. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60dc6b2c-5ed2-4e0f-b93b-33a03d2d3336) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBSvg4zrHAI
- **2014-07-17**, Historians shed new light on details of the Frontier War. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29185c6c-01c2-43cb-89f2-d000c27eb7e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47OQclM1-ig
- **2014-07-30**, Ngangkari Tjukurpa. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3daefa1e-9434-42b5-98ec-45ee28373c2d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3eTHEVpq58
- **2014-08-04**, Racial Discrimination Act: Wyatt willing to break party lines. (Australia) and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The Racial Discrimination Act was passed in 1975. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c0e596d-ce07-4504-9bd0-49bd30fbc7d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-z661-WI4lo
- **2014-08-19**, Behind the Scenes at the Sydney Opera House with Emma Matthews. Opera Australia takes a soprano behind the scenes at the Sydney Opera House. The Joan Sutherland Theatre has a notoriously small orchestra pit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33e534f2-eb28-49e9-b679-3469c1c2e486) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3BY8xbHTMA
- **2014-08-28**, Utopia: Snowy Mountains Scheme. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a0fdf7a-606f-4b31-b12b-e2d7e4b8c1aa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1TMpXhwcQw
- **2014-09-07**, Roll of Honour Soundscape Project. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/093dd6c8-5bd9-47ff-b854-aecb4b5de8c1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRX9tpZoOIo
- **2014-09-19**, YOLNGU LEADERS : PM SHOULD VISIT REMOTE HOMELANDS NEXT TIME. 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d91e7a58-c2d5-498d-a6ed-73d94a08cac2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pn75UQM18R8
- **2014-09-22**, SLSQ Nippers on Totally Wild. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e4f7820-1f0b-440d-9c71-f655ded3803a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5YCW7avbOAs
- **2014-10-01**, World's first feature film, The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) - Kate is assaulted. A surviving fragment of the 1906 Ned Kelly film, presented by the National Film and Sound Archive under the title world's first feature film. The claim rests on defining a feature as a narrative work over about an hour, which excludes the longer 1897 Corbett Fitzsimmons prize fight recording. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/87073567-7561-4d1c-948f-c03cf3a20e37) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NQ9OgohzyTo
- **2014-10-01**, Operation Newsreel: Saving Australia's early filmed news.. The National Film and Sound Archive explains its work saving Australia's early filmed news. Nitrate stock decays and burns, and most Australian silent film has been lost. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f643566c-c249-4f12-bab2-4c39edbaa9af) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3youHGDXjzk
- **2014-10-15**, Richard Flanagan wins Man Booker Prize 2014: in 60 seconds. Richard Flanagan wins the Man Booker Prize in 2014 for The Narrow Road to the Deep North, about Australian prisoners of war on the Burma railway. His father was a survivor of that railway. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0e7434d2-b962-44bc-9164-9a1e38ab363c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cksaIK6Ebv0
- **2014-10-22**, Telling Our Stories – Our Stolen Generations (Michael Welsh). ), published by The Healing Foundation. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by The Healing Foundation in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a9e0b740-f430-4a29-b49c-04663b7db81a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxtJGyZhq0k
- **2014-11-04**, "From little things, big things grow": Paul Kelly, Kev Carmody remember Gough in song. Paul Kelly and Kev Carmody sing their Gurindji song at the memorial for Gough Whitlam in 2014. Whitlam poured soil into the hand of Vincent Lingiari at Daguragu, the moment the last verse describes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8752fa41-906e-4beb-bff9-fa73f252c84d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAONlfoNVuY
- **2014-11-07**, Waltzing Matilda. A recording of Waltzing Matilda. Banjo Paterson wrote the words in Queensland in 1895, and the tune and the story of the swagman have several disputed origins. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a55b035c-61ac-4454-b118-31219a626ed2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKDEgcejpWY
- **2014-11-08**, My Island Home. 1987. Neil Murray wrote it for the band's Torres Strait born singer George Rrurrambu Burarrwanga, about his home on Elcho Island rather than the Torres Strait. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/04621b18-4cbe-4216-8223-4306215b883a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4mfbIeAW0Dc
- **2014-11-08**, Yolngu Boy. 's line up joined Yolngu and Luritja musicians with a non Aboriginal songwriter, and it toured remote communities that touring circuits did not otherwise reach. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06183819-126d-467b-b8b0-9869f3654ff8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqI2RPcSNQU
- **2014-11-11**, The Last Anzac – Alec Campbell. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by National Library of Australia in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/544358ec-fa8b-4cd4-b42d-a394f523c062) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxnH1bZBEsw
- **2014-11-23**, The Holden Story: the history of Australia's iconic car brand. 2017. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC Science in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/56232ce0-c92d-4221-9d2a-b9644296ea67) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOCILCfDo5A
- **2014-11-26**, 7 year old Nipper Zoe Jolley saves the life of a beachgoer. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a43a0d5a-ed23-49b4-aa47-7f087437306b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFKaodzwsAM
- **2014-11-27**, Telling Our Stories – Our Stolen Generations (Faye Clayton). ), published by The Healing Foundation. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by The Healing Foundation in 2014. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20fafe9b-893e-47c7-b90a-01b2bb66d6be) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kDs0oTYZqeE
- **2014-12-17**, Bangarra: Australia’s leading Indigenous arts company. Bangarra introduces itself as a First Nations arts company. Its works are developed with cultural consultants from the communities whose stories they draw on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f649dc80-8db6-45a3-8b7d-fdb83bcdd1fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58Pz2ik8apA
### 2015
- **2015-01-05**, Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri 'Sunrise chasing away the night'. ', published by National Gallery of Australia. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by National Gallery of Australia in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b2249b9-46b9-42cf-bec1-448d44cd2f37) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NL76bWO4Uw
- **2015-01-15**, Telling Our Stories – Our Stolen Generations (Mark Bin Bakar). ), published by The Healing Foundation. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by The Healing Foundation in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5da0002-7913-405a-ab52-2da9a9b6153a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XrGflSk34j0
- **2015-01-15**, Muriel's Wedding (1994) - trailer. The trailer for Muriel's Wedding, released in 1994. The film was part of a run of Australian comedies that travelled internationally in the 1990s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/28021992-a69c-4697-bebe-e1a026e6ae8c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLDcevp5w5o
- **2015-01-26**, ALWAYS WAS, ALWAYS WILL BE ABORIGINAL LAND : RALLIES ACROSS AUSTRALIA ON SURVIVAL DAY 2015. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a3da2faf-22aa-4609-811a-d5ce12b7f438) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7c6FjsRALd4
- **2015-01-27**, Peter Carey \| Jan 22 2015 \| Appel. Peter Carey in conversation at a public library. His novel True History of the Kelly Gang is written in the voice of Ned Kelly and won the Booker in 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11a79970-dee2-4160-b3f2-8e7dfcad0973) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pgtgv22jbh0
- **2015-02-13**, IS SORRY ENOUGH? STOLEN GENERATIONS REFLECT ON THE 7TH ANNIVERSARY OF KEVIN RUDD’S APOLOGY. 13 February 2008. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/458ec3f7-6917-4c05-b509-cea68a21ff8a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0WK1PBZPUg
- **2015-03-19**, 100 years of The Aussies. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c3aa572-4006-46d5-bcef-5a0ce2395919) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YvZSPl7I2oQ
- **2015-03-19**, Tracing the roots and evolution of surfing 100 years on. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/404d6b18-93c2-4dc9-8c3b-685cabddcdc5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8FjJke--oA
- **2015-03-22**, PEMULWUY : NATIONAL MUSEUM HONOURS AUSTRALIA’S FIRST ABORIGINAL RESISTANCE LEADER. 1790 until his death in 1802. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/294679ba-49a8-4e7a-b238-6543b6f01adb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm_-RWYsfSo
- **2015-03-29**, Jerilderie letter soundscape. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by State Library Victoria in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/112cd560-f67b-424a-9b87-4a758491f364) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbNv4gCpxNs
- **2015-04-07**, Anzac Voices - Life on Gallipoli. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Classic in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b11291d2-9f5d-4d4d-a5b9-4e665e70a3a4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_U9zzYLz-o
- **2015-04-16**, Ned Kelly's armour. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by State Library Victoria in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/da7cee54-a423-4453-b0b2-1f75ea6b29d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BILf1VD_Qy8
- **2015-04-17**, Australian Jazz Convention - 1976 Brisbane. Footage from the Australian Jazz Convention held in Brisbane in 1976. The convention has met annually since 1946, making it one of the longest running jazz gatherings anywhere according to its organisers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/db885980-2704-4360-be0a-59dec5c48949) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjyGIYkh8Hk
- **2015-04-22**, Remembering the Frontier Wars \| A David Bradbury Film. Remembering the Frontier Wars, published by Frontline Films. Estimates of Aboriginal deaths on the frontier range from 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Frontline Films in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21b3d1a4-720f-44d9-8a37-b8f0b0acc700) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2Z7QgMBAqI
- **2015-04-22**, Gallipoli 2015: The bravery and disaster of 'The Nek'. ', published by ABC News (Australia). Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/651c9fac-b630-4739-895f-cb72c9b3b506) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyVScpCfVdI
- **2015-04-22**, Where does the Anzac myth come from? I The Feed. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/72eb4cdf-4c32-4000-a519-a1dcd012c280) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUj2Hd5mO0g
- **2015-04-23**, ANZAC A Nation's Heritage. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4550ed6-3c6c-4f12-b842-a33a23fc208e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0bQ3ycj4hY
- **2015-05-21**, Margot Neale National Museum of Australia. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/676b88ae-dd97-4615-bdf4-f7b41859289e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZQXfO5igpE
- **2015-05-24**, J.C. Williamson overview. Victorian Collections on J.C. Williamson, the American born impresario whose firm dominated Australian commercial theatre from the 1880s and was known as The Firm. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96f9a415-396c-42f3-87d5-e35bcf726b80) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1fwRdbuDXk
- **2015-05-24**, J. C. Williamson Scenebook. A J.C. Williamson scenebook held in a Victorian collection. The company's touring circuit reached across Australia and New Zealand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee4f6254-cf28-4db2-a5b3-41f1b07c01cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8A3ZEgGcplo
- **2015-05-27**, Destination WA - History of His Majesty's Theatre. A history of His Majesty's Theatre in Perth, opened in 1904 and the last surviving Edwardian theatre in Western Australia according to the programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/645fb1d1-8a7e-4081-8be9-9a33414bad2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nilwc0PhqIk
- **2015-05-28**, Richmond Football Club honours Aboriginal pioneer - Sir Doug Nicholls. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14db76f0-fee9-4abe-8067-2ca7c4e86dc8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oc2J4t59X20
- **2015-05-28**, Tears and optimism on National Sorry Day – Sorry events in Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. 26 May. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/15494ca4-b149-4a91-b904-41143f6841a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwusXlEJSFA
- **2015-05-28**, Indigenous Round launch marks 20th anniversary of AFL’s racial vilification policy. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77d173ea-a9a6-401f-9dd3-1381885c38d9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6xwgH73l-b8
- **2015-06-01**, Interview with David Malouf and Karina Carvalho. David Malouf in conversation at the Museum of Brisbane. His first novel Johnno drew directly on the Brisbane of his childhood. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a678713-2e14-41c6-9068-96adf6d1cb9f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EVwnKUZ6L9U
- **2015-06-03**, Incoming Sydney Festival Director Wesley Enoch promises focus on Indigenous performances. NITV interviews Wesley Enoch on taking over as Sydney Festival director in 2015. A Noonuccal Nuugi man, he had earlier run Queensland Theatre Company. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90bb194f-4ccc-467b-9d10-aebb00f30359) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RIi6DDWEA0
- **2015-06-09**, Imagining Ned Kelly: Interview with Peter Carey. Peter Carey discusses imagining Ned Kelly, for Victorian Collections. Kelly has been the subject of Australian novels, paintings and films since the 1890s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4496c6f9-e50b-4655-aca4-042ed9180b16) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38G19GU4rMI
- **2015-06-10**, Bangarra Dance Theatre 2015. Bangarra Dance Theatre's 2015 season. The company has toured internationally as well as to remote Australian communities. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e92673a3-44db-4ae7-8a9d-7db0d9b59941) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EYsr5KyiliQ
- **2015**, Floodplains below the Ubirr escarpment. The view from the sandstone escarpment towards the Kakadu floodplains in 2015. Sea level was far lower for most of the period of human occupation here and the coast lay hundreds of kilometres further out. The wetlands in this image are only a few thousand years old. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/864e1f2f-43d7-4c8a-b2e3-24ce1bb24b11) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Floodplains_at_Ubirr,_Kakadu_National_Park.jpg
- **2015**, Kakadu escarpment from the air. The ranges and sandstone escarpments of Kakadu National Park photographed from a light aircraft in 2015. The escarpment shelters at the foot of these cliffs hold occupation deposits and painted walls in the same sequence. The park was inscribed on the World Heritage List for both natural and cultural criteria. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3537ce0b-3822-4fd5-97af-e836271850df) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Looking_over_the_ranges_and_escarpments_of_Kakadu_National_Park_from_light_aircraft.jpg
- **2015**, Gol Gol Hotel, on the Murray. The Gol Gol Hotel in far western New South Wales, close to the Murray River opposite Mildura. The verandah is carried on plain posts with a simple corrugated iron roof, which is the utilitarian end of the same idea that produced the iron lace of the city terraces. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c6c7cea-cd60-4e58-868c-4275193be4ec) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gol_Gol_Hotel.JPG
- **2015**, Commercial Hotel, Aberdeen. The Commercial Hotel at Aberdeen in the Hunter Valley of New South Wales. The name recurs across the country because the commercial travellers who worked the rail lines needed a room and a sample display space in every town. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3e9a4cac-80cf-4f05-96fb-021a95cdc85c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aberdeen_Commercial_Hotel.JPG
- **2015**, The language collection at AIATSIS. Shelved recordings and papers from the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies collection in Canberra, photographed in 2015. UNESCO inscribed the institute's Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander language holdings on the Memory of the World register, recognising them as the principal surviving documentation of hundreds of languages. Songs, place names and route knowledge are held in those recordings alongside grammars and word lists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5909e35b-cdb6-4e9d-9be9-4905b809965c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Part_of_the_UNESCO_listed_Australian_Indigenous_Language_collection_held_at_AIATSIS.JPG
- **2015**, Royal Hotel, Spring Ridge. The Royal Hotel at Spring Ridge on the Liverpool Plains in New South Wales. Its upper verandah is enclosed with timber balustrade rather than iron, a cheaper substitution common in country building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b214cde-347a-435c-8267-8cddad2c0f0c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Spring_Ridge_Royal_Hotel.JPG
- **2015**, Salt pan off the Stuart Highway. A dry salt pan southeast of Mount Gunson in South Australia, photographed on 13 October 2015. Salt lakes recur along desert travelling routes as landmarks and as barriers. The Stuart Highway follows the line of the overland telegraph laid in 1872. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7b0bd373-b863-4ecb-b015-e56c240810be) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Endless_Stations_20_-_Salt_Pan.jpg
- **2015**, Thomas Cook monument at Scone. A monument in Rotary Park at Scone in the New South Wales Hunter district marking the establishment of the Commonwealth. Small federation memorials were raised in country towns across the eastern colonies in and after 1901. Photograph taken in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e9989cc9-5b3e-4197-bcd7-998a3d2aa8c9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scone_Thomas_Cook_Monument_003.JPG
- **2015**, Frontier Wars vigil in Canberra. A vigil in Canberra for the Australian frontier wars, held alongside Anzac commemorations. Campaigners have sought recognition of frontier conflict within the Australian War Memorial, which historically confined itself to overseas wars. The Memorial announced in 2022 that it would broaden its treatment of frontier violence. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e806e1b1-addc-4008-8bb2-e74a28c7bacc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Frontier_Wars_ANZAC_vigil.jpg
- **2015**, Yininmadyemi by Tony Albert. Tony Albert's memorial Yininmadyemi, Thou didst let fall, installed in Hyde Park in Sydney in 2015. Four standing bullets and three fallen shells commemorate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander service, and the title comes from the Eora language. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ab95488-9e37-45a2-b047-717fc3b787b7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yininmadyemi_June_2015.jpg
- **2015**, The monument at Greta camp. A memorial marking the migrant camp at Greta in the Hunter Valley, a former army camp converted to hold new arrivals. Camps like this were the first Australian address for hundreds of thousands of Europeans. Almost nothing of the buildings survives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/34e4b40a-5817-4744-9725-8c2bb6bb596c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Greta_Migrant_Camp_Monument.JPG
- **2015**, Standing and fallen shells. A closer view of Tony Albert's Hyde Park memorial. Albert drew on the story of his grandfather, who served in the Second World War and returned to a country that denied returned Aboriginal servicemen the soldier settlement land granted to others. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e643a72d-4332-4b5c-ae9f-8cfa8d4afacd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%27Yininmadyemi%27_-_Thou_didst_let_fall.JPG
- **2015**, Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy. The Redfern Aboriginal Tent Embassy in Sydney as it stood on 16 March 2015. The camp was set up on the Block, land bought for Aboriginal housing in the 1970s, in protest at a redevelopment that residents said would leave no affordable housing for them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af85583d-961d-4305-96fe-004194905172) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:20150316_Redfern_Aboriginal_Tent_Embassy.jpg
- **2015**, The Tree of Knowledge, Barcaldine. The site of the ghost gum outside Barcaldine railway station in central Queensland, where shearers met during the strike of 1891. The Australian Labor Party and the union movement both claim the tree as a founding place. The original tree was poisoned in 2006 and the site now carries a memorial structure built around what remained of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/335a3a6f-09a6-4d76-9b59-2b89f2068558) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:QHR600021_-_20150604_-_Tree_of_Knowledge,_Barcaldine.jpg
- **2015**, Stone fish trap at Fossil Bluff. A stone walled tidal trap on the beach north of Fossil Bluff in Tasmania, built to hold fish as the tide falls. It is understood to be Aboriginal work predating British settlement, though the structure itself cannot be dated directly. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/355ae479-23b1-4059-885b-6fd00433e8b2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fossil-Bluff-fish-trap-20150411-003.jpg
- **2015**, Rock country near Gunbalanya. Sandstone formations near Gunbalanya in western Arnhem Land, a community also recorded as Oenpelli. Gunbalanya's Injalak Arts centre is one of the places where painting on bark and on paper continues as a working practice. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/309f43e8-1b3a-4fb6-a1d1-f1edb0542b20) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Awesome_Rock_Formation.jpg
- **2015**, Tiled surface from the podium. The tiled surface seen from below at the podium. The two finishes were specified so the shells would read as texture rather than as a single reflective sheet. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/965db2dc-202f-45d1-a75c-9e075d4fcbf7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Opera_House_ceiling_tiles_(15678983963).jpg
- **2015**, Bate Bay towards Kurnell. The sweep of Bate Bay with Cronulla Point in the foreground and the Kurnell peninsula beyond. Kurnell is where the Endeavour anchored in 1770, on Gweagal Country. The industrial refinery on the peninsula sits within the same view as the surf. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d1391508-0d43-4f42-aac6-903940cca4ab) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bate_Bay,_Cronulla_Point_and_Kurnell,_NSW_Australia.JPG
- **2015**, Tathra Beach towards the surf club. The far south coast beach looking along the sand to the lifesaving club. Tathra also has a timber sea wharf, the last of its kind on this coast. The town burned in a bushfire in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/92af8291-7efe-480d-ae42-e08b1197ea1a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tathra_Beach.JPG
- **2015**, Australian embassy, Paris. The Australian embassy in Paris, designed by Harry Seidler with Peter Hirst and completed in 1977. Its curved plan follows the shape of the site near the Seine. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1e85e96-dd41-49a9-904c-a01f8c660ec8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Paris_-_Ambassade_d%27Australie_(27836030652).jpg
- **2015**, Kiama Beach from Bombo station. The beach photographed from the railway platform at Bombo. The line runs along the coast here close enough to see the surf from the carriage. Bombo headland behind it is a quarried basalt formation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9867df90-a528-4bb4-971c-ab7b1e216772) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kiama_Beach,_Bombo,_New_South_Wales.jpg
- **2015**, Nelson Bay from Mount Tomaree. A panorama from the Tomaree lookout over Port Stephens. The headland was fortified during the Second World War and gun emplacements remain on the summit. The beaches below are sheltered inside the bay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/48a9de92-f8e1-4756-ad46-27c922e96c9a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nelson_Bay_Panorama.jpg
- **2015**, The penitentiary shell. The main penitentiary block, roofless, at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Australia's eleven convict sites were inscribed on the World Heritage List together as a single serial property. They range from Fremantle in the west to Kingston on Norfolk Island. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7b7ba7b3-4383-44a9-b37a-be46f5f9f2c6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_Penitentiary,_Tasmania.jpg
- **2015**, Rain pools among the ruins. Prison buildings reflected in standing water after rain on the Tasman Peninsula. Transportation to Van Diemen's Land ended in 1853, though Port Arthur held prisoners for another quarter century. The last convict ship to Western Australia arrived in 1868. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cbebee74-e022-413a-9da9-7fa2559e2278) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_Tasmania.jpg
- **2015**, The memorial garden at the Broad Arrow. The stone shell in this garden was the Broad Arrow cafe, where much of the killing of 28 April 1996 took place. Thirty five people were killed and twenty one wounded. The attack led directly to the National Firearms Agreement later that year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d0dbfbc-960c-4bc3-8a5a-608f74490113) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_Memorial_Garden.jpg
- **2015**, Solitary confinement cell, Fremantle. A punishment cell in the Fremantle prison complex. Western Australia asked for convicts in 1849, after the eastern colonies had begun refusing them, because the settlement was short of labour. The last convict ship arrived in 1868, ending transportation to Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26b29a6c-1244-48a2-8530-f7d0c5d875d6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:E37_Fremantle_Prison_tour_033.JPG
- **2015**, The flogging post. The whipping frame preserved inside the prison. Corporal punishment persisted in Western Australian prisons long after it had been curtailed elsewhere. The site is one of the eleven Australian Convict Sites on the World Heritage List. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/36f957e6-d21b-435a-a891-b64d46c8e20d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:E37_Fremantle_Prison_tour_039.JPG
- **2015**, Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop. The Aboriginal Studies Press bookshop, the publishing arm of AIATSIS in Canberra. The press publishes Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander authors and research. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6205c063-9f5d-409d-b97f-fc8ea0467b75) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entrance_to_the_Aboriginal_Studies_Press_bookshop.jpg
- **2015**, Broken glass on the yard wall. Bottle glass set into the top of a division yard wall to stop prisoners climbing out. The prison held convicts, then colonial prisoners, then state prisoners, without a break in function for over 130 years. It closed in 1991 after a riot in 1988. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cddfa82a-2591-4d53-9759-bcb1b063b154) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:E37_Fremantle_Prison_tour_026.JPG
- **2015**, Guard tower from the exercise yard. Looking up at the tower from inside the yard, the view a prisoner would have had. The limestone came out of the ground the prison stands on. Convict labour quarried it and cut it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/19b2ffb2-0730-4b0f-b971-6f29e4529d8e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Freo_prison_WMAU_gnangarra-147.jpg
- **2015**, Browsing at Aboriginal Studies Press. Browsing at the Aboriginal Studies Press shop. AIATSIS is the national institution for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies and holds the protocols much of this work runs on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/329faaf7-26d9-4378-8059-a8437b8fba69) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Customer_browsing_the_shelves_at_Aboriginal_Studies_Press_bookshop.jpg
- **2015**, George Miller at the Fury Road premiere. George Miller at the premiere of Mad Max Fury Road in 2015. He made the first Mad Max in 1979 for a small budget on roads outside Melbourne, and the 2015 film won six Academy Awards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e6899cd-4e48-483c-ae68-ed4c27032828) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:George_Miller_at_Fury_Road_premiere.jpg
- **2015**, A landing boat at the Shrine. A lifeboat from the SS Devanha, used in the landing at Anzac Cove, preserved at the Shrine of Remembrance in Melbourne. Boats like this carried the covering force the last 200 yards. It is one of very few surviving objects from the landing itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e562f7e7-3048-4c51-be6d-f0a3f8309663) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SS_Devanha_lifeboat_at_the_Shrine_of_Remembrance.jpg
- **2015-06-23**, The Man From Snowy River (Live). Jack Thompson recites The Man from Snowy River. Paterson published the poem in the Bulletin in 1890 and its rhythm made it a standard for public recitation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3604d38c-5fd1-4bc9-b1cf-eb03f0ec63a9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4464QnweNhA
- **2015-06-24**, The true story of the Kelly Gang Armour \| Did it work? Who made it?. The true story of the Kelly Gang Armour, published by ABC Science. UNESCO inscribed The Story of the Kelly Gang on the Memory of the World Register in 2007 as the world's first full-length narrative feature film. About 17 minutes survive. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Science in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/99bcec8c-7a70-43ed-8088-7f4827192ee3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfw3JEppKsw
- **2015-07-21**, Indigenous art celebrated in new exhibition. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by AP Archive in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d64cedf-165e-4b45-b0a2-c9623e34931e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZIJVZ0BHgg
- **2015-07-21**, UK Queen at Sydney Opera House. AP Archive footage of the Queen at the Sydney Opera House. She returned to the building several times after the 1973 opening. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0db87682-b117-43de-a42c-e828b8c51ab8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e9oiIUFV4o
- **2015-08-24**, The Gallipoli Campaign; the August Offensive by Dr Brendan Nelson. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d84f9c20-e599-49c8-a28c-3bc10d652d96) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=289bJLrEdB0
- **2015-08-31**, What is AFL? Aussie Rules Explained. 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a5bd6dc-88a8-4e27-a79c-2351e9fe5537) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMZYZcoAcU0
- **2015-09-09**, Les A Murray Poetry Reading - Part 1. A further Les Murray reading recorded at the University of Sydney. He died in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6ed9fe48-ff1b-4778-810e-1809f4cae39d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=431WXyYgLaM
- **2015-09-27**, Henry and Banjo: History In The Making. A segment on Henry Lawson and Banjo Paterson. Their Bulletin exchange of 1892 and 1893 set the terms for how Australians wrote about the bush. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02f823ce-bc53-4629-b5fd-ca9da510257c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-UOVaVZBQg
- **2015-09-29**, World Heritage Nomination - Budj Bim Cultural Landscape. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Gunditj Mirring in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/744fe3d4-5cf3-4120-b3f0-b5fe6dc73054) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCax40gFvrE
- **2015-10-05**, Bangarra World Ballet Day. Bangarra takes part in World Ballet Day, broadcasting from its rehearsal studios at Walsh Bay in Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c204350-fa57-47cf-bab9-11899a5a5f42) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pB0VXVpeJA
- **2015-10-07**, Briggs at the Rolling Stone Live Lodge 2015. Briggs performing at a Rolling Stone Australia session in 2015, several years before Bad Apples Music broadened the audience for First Nations hip hop. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62f77f4e-d885-4b73-abb7-006c62171dec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxD065iBRTg
- **2015-10-08**, Canberra's Aboriginal Tent Embassy : where to from here ?. 26 January 1972. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22d74e38-e790-4a87-a03c-edf78dd9f179) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VILAHEKd4VE
- **2015-10-17**, Australian Frontier Wars: Keith Windschuttle and Henry Reynolds on Lateline. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Fortean Studies in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/34db1b04-7aae-40d6-b591-3f68bcc723d0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ClS2gzn3QTg
- **2015-10-18**, Australian Frontier Wars: Keith Windschuttle and Henry Reynolds at the National Press Club. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Fortean Studies in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cf10b3a0-f54b-44dd-8597-758619c33988) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD4IUgFWH_g
- **2015-10-23**, Deborah Cheetham : Why I declined to sing the national anthem at the 2015 AFL Grand Final. NITV interviews the Yorta Yorta soprano Deborah Cheetham Fraillon, who declined to sing the national anthem at the 2015 AFL Grand Final. Her objection was to the words rather than to the occasion. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1630acd0-4a89-469b-9d2d-7f43a07725a7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vf3km1prLY4
- **2015-10-27**, Uluru handback 30 years on : celebrations and some criticisms. 26 October 1985 under a 99-year lease-back and joint management. Aṉangu Country is the ground of this record. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/86f1a197-9a10-44ff-a6ae-bfc202d0d3a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwJqXwXednc
- **2015-10-30**, Blackfella / Whitefella (2015 Remaster). Blackfella Whitefella by the Warumpi Band, formed at Papunya in the Northern Territory in 1980. The lyric asks for solidarity across the colour line and became a standard at remote community concerts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/678141c9-eab7-40c8-82df-3052022acbf5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Enm5OXaJs
- **2015-11-09**, Terrain: Bangarra Dance Theatre Education Resource. An education resource for Bangarra's Terrain, a work responding to Kati Thanda Lake Eyre in South Australia. The piece was made with Arabana consultation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0c1e90e5-d378-4cd4-9cd3-930cb4478401) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqqb7aIxNFw
- **2015-11-19**, Surf Beach. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bf364694-8812-4255-888e-aa92d47c97c0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr5UYKt8gAc
- **2015-11-26**, Women & children – The Voyage (convict transportation to Australia). ), published by Australian National Maritime Museum. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/37ed2b59-a10f-4553-8079-92d82056372c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i2051lHIHY
- **2015-11-26**, The Historians – The Voyage (convict transportation to Australia). ), published by Australian National Maritime Museum. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76664ac6-8a91-4951-a52b-c7bf918d1915) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3fm2skYbdg
- **2015-11-26**, Convict descendants – The Voyage (convict transportation to Australia). ), published by Australian National Maritime Museum. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d3e694ab-1223-4a1d-a6da-643731998e21) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b32DkxmHeds
- **2015-12-11**, Proud Yolngu elder dances with his granddaughter \| ABC News. ABC News films a Yolngu elder dancing with his granddaughter. Public dance of this kind passes movement between generations. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0fff526e-a9d5-47dc-b98e-36abc226377d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6JAjYNioBs
- **2015-12-14**, Mungo Man handed back to traditional owners for long journey home. 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by NITV in 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/98ffcb8e-6f28-4d15-ba01-c29ac3250d24) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Jlb39aQ5Vo
- **2015-12-15**, Buried Country: Album captures history, drama of Aboriginal country music. ABC News covers the Buried Country album, a compilation of Aboriginal country music. The project recovered recordings by artists whose work had circulated mainly on mission stations and remote radio. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c7697143-51f1-4209-9c71-158138059a71) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JS34sBnVx3s
### 2016
- **2016-01-18**, Sidney Nolan - The Ned Kelly Series. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by National Gallery of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d09b3199-4723-40ef-8fcd-f5171311ced4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCtnUteuN18
- **2016-01-28**, Mad Max: Fury Road Behind the Scenes (Tools of the Wasteland). A behind the scenes look at the vehicles and stunts of Mad Max Fury Road. The 2015 film won six Academy Awards, mostly in craft categories. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/773c7399-f72b-479c-b693-42509a6c3f84) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxenTCfWBDk
- **2016-02-01**, 3 Dances Gulpilil. Three dances performed by David Gulpilil, filmed for the archive. His dancing was the reason he was cast, and it remained part of his screen presence. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0255291f-e251-4a9c-a62d-3e40d895f9d4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrXAQ6O2H9c
- **2016-02-18**, Staging an Opera: Making and Measuring (Part 3 of 5). Opera Australia on making and measuring for a staging. Sets are built in the company's own scenery workshops. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/038cc920-ef89-4713-9ed6-76db9b3762de) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xf7Zk2EoRg
- **2016-03-02**, Call Of The Surf.. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c2c434df-f125-4780-82e6-701b0a370a3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD8D9-v9_Yc
- **2016-03-06**, Teaching, Travelling, Learning: New Colombo Plan. 1950. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Curtin University in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c6fc05b-b13d-4ea5-89f9-d2c55930af10) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zCDKInpsjo
- **2016-03-07**, Up close with Malngay Yunupingu \| yidaki master \| Yothu Yindi & East Journey bands. A yidaki player from north east Arnhem Land discusses the instrument he plays with Yothu Yindi and East Journey. The yidaki is a northern instrument documented for roughly the last millennium, not a pan Australian one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/abc3e960-d890-495a-b186-bbaa9f6f6e2f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGS_fjh-Yxo
- **2016-03-16**, Vivid LIVE 2016: Line Up. The Vivid LIVE line up announcement for 2016. Vivid lights the Opera House sails alongside a music programme inside the building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8c7097e3-4996-4fb7-aa26-96a6143f6f5e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZrdb5AOCXc
- **2016-03-19**, 2016 Queensland Surf LIfe Saving Championships - March Past Final. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dbfd0c71-4657-4cd3-9b8a-ed170244ecb6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSFyV0hI1gM
- **2016-03-20**, Kudditji Kngwarreye - My Country. 2023 retrospective. The people named here are Anmatyerre. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by The Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9193a308-81b3-4cca-b83d-412c4737883a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cosqETv7qGk
- **2016-04-11**, Gallipoli Centenary Commission: David Jolly. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f474a075-066c-4350-998d-6608c60035bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hOlF5Ns9aak
- **2016-04-24**, Surf Life Saving Club - Open Masters March Past - Collaroy Ladies SLSC. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Irene Isaacson Photography in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/38da405e-7a03-46fb-8834-9b2c33ddb545) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4SX3ErZEzE
- **2016-04-26**, Tour the Sydney Opera House in 360° \| Featuring soprano Nicole Car and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. A 360 degree tour of the Sydney Opera House with a soprano and the resident orchestra. The site at Bennelong Point was previously a tram depot and, before that, Fort Macquarie. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4c11d09a-5f5a-4232-87a1-90034951e815) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hunddVoMjo
- **2016-04-28**, Songlines on Screen Preview. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7959deb6-16a8-4024-9c30-d511bc932869) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VnCGsQcU40E
- **2016-05-01**, Australia's Killing Fields Commemoration aka The Frontier Wars \[LowRes\]. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Enlightning Productions in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/df88404a-69e7-40f5-b54e-1c4876813a7e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knsapoR-f0U
- **2016-05-25**, Defining Moments: Convict tokens. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45ddbb93-6e8d-4fef-a040-251e1bf7d322) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMMQ1RUP6pQ
- **2016-05-26**, Streets of Papunya: The reinvention of Papunya painting \| RMIT University. Streets of Papunya: The reinvention of Papunya painting, published by RMIT University and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by RMIT University in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1267c243-7f34-4cd0-899a-bb5a2e047f0c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mw5SEHGmqoE
- **2016-05-27**, Songlines explained: A 360 experience with Rhoda Roberts. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0361004e-1b36-462b-ae60-53c94d8aa491) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33O08xrQpR8
- **2016-06-09**, Author Tom Keneally on 'Mungo Man'. ', published by National Museum of Australia. The Willandra Lakes remains are dated to about 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4280b714-033d-46c3-bdb2-611c162d882a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvsKQQgYbDk
- **2016-06-09**, Author Tom Keneally on the end of convict transportation. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/91711ed8-eea7-498a-b947-64358f810206) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHSQW2keIEs
- **2016-06-14**, Behind the scenes at the Sydney Opera House with our concertmaster for Mahler Four - Long Version. Behind the scenes at the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony's concertmaster preparing Mahler. The Concert Hall seats around 2,600. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b59f7975-cad1-4c40-8a05-709f242dcfd1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSiaSE81ttE
- **2016**, The Australian Sports Museum. The museum housed under the Melbourne Cricket Ground, photographed in 2016. Its collection includes material on Australian football alongside cricket and Olympic holdings. A possum skin ball of the kind used in marn grook is among the objects museums use to illustrate the disputed origin story. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ba0905ae-6160-4a33-91f9-20e5935cd105) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Sports_Museum,_Melbourne_(Ank_Kumar,_INFOSYS_Limited)_01.jpg
- **2016**, Ochre Pits, West MacDonnell Ranges. Banded rock faces at the ochre pits on Namatjira Drive in the West MacDonnell Ranges of the Northern Territory. The seams here run through white, yellow and deep red, and the material was quarried by Western Arrernte people and traded well beyond the range. The site remains significant to Arrernte people and only part of it is open to visitors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e43d613e-8e5f-453d-8999-ffc2fb3c1447) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:West_Macdonnell_Ranges_Ochre_Pits.jpg
- **2016**, The Ubirr plateau facing south. The rock platform at Ubirr in the East Alligator region of Kakadu National Park, photographed in 2016. Madjedbebe, the shelter that produced the oldest securely dated occupation deposit in Australia, lies on Mirarr Country a short distance from here. The 2017 excavation there returned an age of about 65,000 years, a figure that Chris Clarkson's team published in Nature and that other archaeologists have contested on grounds of possible downward movement of artefacts in the sand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fc0693cd-57ff-4ac6-8800-3cbef461410b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atop_Ubirr_Facing_South.jpg
- **2016**, Ubirr looking north over the wetlands. The same plateau at Ubirr looking the other way across the East Alligator floodplain. The dispute over the Madjedbebe dates turns on whether stone artefacts sank through unconsolidated sandy sediment into older layers below them. Critics including Jim Allen and James O'Connell argue for a younger arrival closer to 50,000 years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9fdd712f-d1b6-4573-8329-065ccddf4f33) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Atop_Ubirr_Facing_North.jpg
- **2016**, Inside the Victoria Fossil Cave. Chambers of the Victoria Fossil Cave at Naracoorte, photographed in 2016. The fossil deposit was found in 1969 behind a narrow passage. Naracoorte was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1994. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bcb16c5b-9626-47df-af2c-9ee6c0a5b258) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Naracoorte_Caves-_Victoria_Fossil_Cave_38_(26059279561).jpg
- **2016**, Songlines projected on the Sydney Opera House. The 2016 Vivid Sydney projection titled Songlines lighting the sails of the Opera House, designed with Aboriginal artists including Karla Dickens, Djon Mundine and Reko Rennie. Bennelong Point, where the building stands, is Gadigal land. Public projection work of this kind is authored art rather than ceremonial material. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9a359374-3957-4fc0-922d-852036784d43) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vivid_Sydney_2016_Sydney_Opera_House_Songlines_CREDIT_Destination_NSW_JH_002.jpg
- **2016**, Old and new Parliament Houses from the lake. The white provisional building of 1927 stands in front of the 1988 Parliament House, seen across Lake Burley Griffin in 2016. Prime Minister Kevin Rudd delivered the National Apology to the Stolen Generations in the House of Representatives of the newer building on 13 February 2008. Crowds watched on screens on the lawns between the two. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7902407c-319e-44ad-a37b-e011d0dcbb05) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_and_new_Parliament_Houses;_Canberra_Australia.jpg
- **2016**, Three flags outside Parliament House. The Aboriginal flag, the Torres Strait Islander flag and the Australian national flag flown together outside Parliament House in Canberra for NAIDOC Week in July 2016. Both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags were proclaimed flags of Australia in 1995. NAIDOC Week grew out of the Day of Mourning protest held on 26 January 1938. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26c07a90-7a31-4945-bea9-1ae6799d9034) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal,_Torres_Strait_Islander_and_Australian_flags_outside_the_Australian_Parliament_House_in_July_2016.jpg
- **2016**, Australian Natives Association hall, Bacchus Marsh. The association's hall at Bacchus Marsh in Victoria, photographed in 2016. The Australian Natives Association was a friendly society open only to white men born in Australia, and it was among the most effective campaigners for both Federation and a white Australia. Deakin was one of its leading figures. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd7b0f0d-3c06-4ec7-aaa5-f6d0c8c35dba) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bacchus_Marsh_ANA_Hall_003.JPG
- **2016**, Inflow pipes at Guthega Dam. Steel pipes feeding water into the dam, rated at a combined 28.3 cubic metres per second. The Scheme's engineering premise was to turn water that ran east to the sea back west through the mountains for irrigation, generating power on the way. Everything else follows from that inversion. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06e377ce-fe91-4d14-ac71-6b390daacf85) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Guthega_Dam_inflow_pipes,_NSW.jpg
- **2016**, A plaque for a moved town. A memorial recording the removal of Adaminaby as a consequence of the Scheme. Relocation was compulsory and compensation was contested. The Scheme's national story rarely includes the towns it displaced. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b08d621d-cd8a-4850-a53a-bd321655d66f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Adaminaby_Removal_Plaque.jpg
- **2016**, Monument to Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner. A memorial in Melbourne to Tunnerminnerwait and Maulboyheenner, two Aboriginal Tasmanian men hanged on 20 January 1842. Theirs was the first public execution in the settlement at Port Phillip, and it was staged as a deterrent before a crowd. The memorial was installed after a long campaign by community members and historians. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/072664a4-2ab9-4c33-8758-78aa49e7cc13) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Standing_by_Tunnerminnerwait_and_Maulboyheenner_front.jpg
- **2016**, Shell middens at Sundown Point. Midden deposits in the dunes at Sundown Point on the west coast of Tasmania, accumulated from generations of shellfish gathering. Middens are the most common surviving physical record of Palawa occupation along this coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ca5903a-3117-4942-b072-dc203ecc54fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sundown-Point-middens-20160924-016.jpg
- **2016**, Petroglyphs at Sundown Point. Circular engravings cut into rock at Sundown Point on the Tasmanian west coast. The site is one of the few engraving complexes recorded in Tasmania and is managed as an Aboriginal heritage site. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3eb0913-0f27-438c-bf6f-7a70633a46fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sundown-Point-petroglyphs-20160924-013.jpg
- **2016**, The Gibson Desert from orbit. A false colour Sentinel-2A image covering more than 150,000 square kilometres of gravel plain, spinifex and dunefield. Drought in the 1980s pushed a Pintupi group east across this country into contact with Australian society, described as one of the last first contact events on the continent. The blue shapes on the left are dry lake remnants. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/834c558c-f680-49e0-8fda-dbbff7ea640c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gibson_Desert_ESA369124.jpg
- **2016**, Cremorne Theatre, Brisbane. The Cremorne Theatre at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, the smallest of its four venues, used for new and experimental work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90fe25cb-403f-4054-b36b-7f8caa89bca1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cremorne_Theatre_Brisbane.jpg
- **2016**, Looking down on the Bondi Baths. The pool cut into the rock platform below the club, filled and flushed by the sea. Ocean pools like this line the New South Wales coast and predate most chlorinated municipal pools. They were built partly as safe swimming alongside dangerous surf. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/63143092-69cc-45f7-bac5-f6050dd17d3b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bondi_Icebergs_amazing_View.jpg
- **2016**, A storm front leaving Bondi. A squall line moving offshore over the water. East coast lows deliver both the best surf and the worst beach erosion on this coast. Sand is periodically stripped off Bondi and returns over months. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f77fe05-b668-419f-8fa9-5bbbe96508f2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Rain_Bondi_Beach.jpg
- **2016**, The beach at Byron Bay. Sand and water at Byron Bay on the far north coast of New South Wales. Byron was a whaling and meatworks town before it became a surf destination in the 1960s and 1970s. The transformation is one of the clearest cases of surfing rewriting a local economy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e64e075-3ebd-4ed9-a0fc-75aa238c8b78) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Byron_Bay_(_Ank_Kumar_Infosys_Limited)_10.jpg
- **2016**, Main Beach below Cape Byron. The central town beach with the headland behind it. Cape Byron is the easternmost point of the Australian mainland. The lighthouse on it dates from 1901. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e8eaa476-966b-4c37-b681-58d1c6c101ed) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Main_Beach_and_Cape_Byron,_Byron_Bay,_New_South_Wales,_Australia_(Ank_Kumar,_Infosys_Limited)_01.jpg
- **2016**, The rock shelf at Kurnell. Weather worn rock lining the shore in Botany Bay National Park at Kurnell. This is the shoreline the Endeavour's party came ashore on in April 1770, land held by the Gweagal. The park now carries both accounts on its signage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e3165b8-6767-4382-8148-1635769fc5d7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Botany_Bay_National_Park_R_Ludstrom.jpg
- **2016**, South from Garie Head. The coast running south from the headland, part of the 26 kilometre walk through the Royal National Park. Cliffs alternate with pocket beaches most of the way. Very little of it is built on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/05b9bd83-7d50-4c96-bb60-ef9cea246405) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:South_From_Garie_Head.JPG
- **2016**, Rocky Point Island at Balmoral. A small island just off Balmoral Beach in Sydney's north, joined to the shore by a footbridge. Balmoral is harbour water with a netted swimming enclosure. The bandstand and promenade date from the interwar municipal beach movement. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e5ff09a-29fb-4b62-a873-b5c61cc62b04) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Rocky_Point_Island.jpg
- **2016**, The Balmoral esplanade. The promenade running the length of the harbour beach. Sydney's harbour beaches and its ocean beaches produced different cultures, one genteel and one athletic. Both were shaped by the same nineteenth century bathing regulations. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6df12827-7d21-4b51-b396-70bcb99f7cd9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Balmoral_Beach_Esplanade.jpg
- **2016**, The Wattamolla inlet. The sheltered water at Wattamolla in the Royal National Park. A waterfall drops into the lagoon at the back of the inlet. The place was a Dharawal camping ground long before it was a picnic area. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f9bb7fac-234c-4088-93c5-f014a671bd9a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wattamolla_M.K.JPG
- **2016**, The coast south of Marley. Cliffs and headlands running south from one of the park's walk in beaches. The Royal National Park protects about 15,000 hectares immediately south of Sydney. Its coastline has almost no development on it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4681ce55-fc9d-436f-ad96-017046b4203e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:South_from_Marley_Beach.jpg
- **2016**, The Port Arthur site today. A wide view across the settlement grounds. The site is managed as an open air museum and receives several hundred thousand visitors a year. Its modern history also includes the 1996 massacre, which is memorialised separately on the grounds. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ed1be55-972d-423b-8a0a-72ecb79415d3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Arthur_Historic_Site.jpg
- **2016**, The Government House kitchen. The kitchen at Parramatta, kept separate from the main house as fire precaution and as social separation. The domestic staff were assigned convicts. The house is part of the serial World Heritage inscription covering Australian convict sites. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2eca6683-07ec-481f-8c98-3f1d71408cd3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Old_Government_House_085.jpg
- **2016**, Toolmarks on the Great North Road. Cut stone in the embankment at Mount McQuoid near Bucketty, photographed close. Archaeologists have used the recurring tool patterns, attributable to individual stonecutters, to estimate the size of the iron gangs that built the road. The men worked in chains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cacbdd51-fec3-4bcb-b7c5-9593952a2b8b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Detail,_Convict-built_stone_embankment,_Great_North_Road,_NSW.jpg
- **2016**, The embankment at Mount McQuoid. A dry stone retaining wall carrying the road across a slope north of Sydney. The Great North Road was built between 1826 and 1836 to link Sydney with the Hunter Valley. It was largely abandoned once steamers made the coastal route easier. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bca68016-c5bf-41c6-a16e-079beb5e7f1e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Convict-built_stone_embankment,_Great_North_Road,_NSW.jpg
- **2016**, Stone box culvert under the road. A drain built through the roadbed at Bucketty, still carrying water nearly two centuries on. The engineering was done without machinery by men under sentence. Sections of the road are now part of the World Heritage listing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fb623302-d249-40a5-b949-27fb03a29c71) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Convict-built_stone_box_culvert,_Great_North_Road,_NSW.jpg
- **2016**, Cartwheel ruts cut in stone. Wheel tracks worn and cut into the rock surface of the roadway. Traffic over the road was never heavy enough to justify what it cost to build. The ruts record the small amount of use it did get. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d4e5718-5836-44c0-b53c-3443cfa68305) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cartwheel_tracks,_Great_North_Road,_NSW.jpg
- **2016**, Where the Chartist leaders embarked. A riverside at Chepstow from which John Frost, William Jones and Zephaniah Williams sailed on 3 February 1840 to begin transportation, after leading the Chartist march on Newport. Their death sentences had been commuted to transportation for life. All three were eventually pardoned. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/12fcfd20-68c8-4f4b-9734-91d750649d1e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chartists_-_Riverside_Wine_Bar_The_Back_Chepstow.jpg
- **2016**, Australian Dance Theatre. 1965, it is the country's oldest continuously running contemporary dance company. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b930425f-224e-45a3-9cf4-9811fd8b039e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Dance_Theatre_(25433725943).jpg
- **2016-06-27**, Emily Kngwarreye. 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by The Australian Aboriginal Art Gallery in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e62dec57-adc6-4607-978a-9fd80d77e444) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yB-Knp23HdI
- **2016-08-07**, Ned Kelly's Jerilderie Letter. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/34eeceb7-9786-47f4-8b8c-bc72f4ab7447) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvrcwSpIjos
- **2016-08-07**, Defining Moments: The Apology. 26 May. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b556834-c43f-4070-8026-b06c7ba344f3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H36de3QwhUI
- **2016-08-07**, Defining Moments: Indigenous stone tools. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fa9124f8-c2e8-45e8-8acb-ec713d94b567) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqcfR4bF3F0
- **2016-08-08**, Harold Thomas, winner of 2016 Telstra NATSIAA, discussing his winning art work.. 1971 and it was first flown in Victoria Square, Adelaide, on 9 July 1971. The Commonwealth acquired the copyright in January 2022. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ec612b15-dd3d-4c49-84d3-370965e91948) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBukCzttado
- **2016-08-15**, National Sorry Day 2016. 26 May. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Indigenous Health MeDTalk in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0d83fdd2-5add-48a8-bda6-6c5bd0a835f1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P6H1LBjFp0I
- **2016-08-21**, Provincial Cities of Australia: Ballarat (1931). Provincial Cities of Australia looks at Ballarat in 1931. Documentary and travelogue kept Australian production alive when local feature making collapsed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f5756748-2477-4b11-b380-7c146ef6d0f9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3v0OuHJwz4
- **2016-08-22**, Quentin Tarantino’s Top Australian Films. Quentin Tarantino names his favourite Australian films for Screen Australia. His enthusiasm helped revive interest in the genre cinema of the period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06fcdd40-998a-4067-bea5-326bef5bd10d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfZcQnmQUiI
- **2016-08-22**, √ The Analysis of Kenneth Slessor’s Poetry, the Australian Poem Explained. An analysis of Kenneth Slessor's poetry. His Five Bells, written after a friend drowned in Sydney Harbour, is among the most anthologised Australian poems. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96ac570a-199a-43f4-8bb2-7b09d4f15821) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uPNdKhA8gJQ
- **2016-08-25**, The Deakin Oration. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/71045228-48e1-46de-8267-a3181b1eb05f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlEJxugH0cg
- **2016-08-29**, Mel Gibson talks about 'Gallipoli' on The Mike Walsh Show, 1981. Mel Gibson discusses Gallipoli on The Mike Walsh Show in 1981. Peter Weir's film shaped how a generation of Australians pictured the 1915 landing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51c26537-c70f-4c6e-ab35-08f0094510c9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2C-OMf3N0E
- **2016-09-01**, Saul \| Behind the Scenes with Barrie Kosky. Barrie Kosky discusses Saul at the Adelaide Festival. Kosky, born in Melbourne, has directed the Komische Oper Berlin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e5616e6b-6d80-4450-98af-f668c4b0c065) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHad_1dOkzU
- **2016-09-05**, Conserving a Concrete Masterpiece \| Sydney Opera House. The Sydney Opera House on conserving its concrete. The structure is precast and in situ concrete, and the salt air of the harbour is a continuing maintenance problem. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c609ef8e-c644-4b9d-b4e0-fd11101d1605) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vXaDx8DSikU
- **2016-09-11**, Portrait Story \| David Malouf by Rick Amor. The National Portrait Gallery on Rick Amor's portrait of David Malouf. Malouf has written poetry, fiction and opera libretti. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e28f6060-846d-4563-9c2e-45eff8cf9099) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hgg1zYwR6h4
- **2016-09-15**, Researching Convict Ancestors. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by statelibraryqld in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57f5c637-5129-4cef-a042-5ff9dee85dbc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ij9ljK2giE
- **2016-09-28**, Leah Purcell: 'Music is just magic.'. ABC Arts speaks with Leah Purcell, a Goa, Gunggari and Wakka Wakka writer and performer who reworked The Drover's Wife as play, novel and film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/23e6f029-fecf-447a-ad98-55071cbbc57e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Stj_HGoiCKQ
- **2016-09-28**, Leah Purcell: 'Storytelling is in my blood.'. Leah Purcell on storytelling. She wrote and directed her own adaptation after performing in Australian theatre and television for years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e5d41baa-3eb2-4ed7-b474-b8becb6e664d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCZvYvuDsMw
- **2016-10-03**, 2016 Selden Society lecture – the Hon Margaret White AO on Mabo v State of Queensland (No 2). ), published by Supreme Court Library Queensland and concerning Queensland. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Supreme Court Library Queensland in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0d349977-ea71-4056-937e-54071aff712a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uh6CRhuNBFY
- **2016-11-10**, 00012. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d16d2fd2-d738-4934-9d92-20150f005339) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0oDU9L0YBQ
- **2016-11-10**, Skyhooks Documentary presented by Red Symons. A documentary on Skyhooks presented by the band's own guitarist. The Melbourne group's 1974 album Living In The 70's was banned in part by radio for its lyrics and still sold heavily. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49b6be86-d2e7-4d1e-8057-f0ec82f0349d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePq7t9BpoAs
- **2016-11-15**, Fear and Anger – The Voyage (convict transportation to Australia). ), published by Australian National Maritime Museum and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/202cd852-b60c-40e7-873d-e9576c89f02a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxR1lWc4Sro
- **2016-11-15**, European Impact – The Voyage (convict transportation to Australia). ), published by Australian National Maritime Museum. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b6745d3-df86-4b2d-833d-753813fc6473) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yy30BBZ2xJw
- **2016-11-21**, I was destined to work in a Drive-in cinema. A recollection of working in a drive-in cinema, recorded by ACMI in Melbourne. The venues combined film exhibition with the suburban car culture of the period. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/50b92453-2413-43cb-923d-c8d5cc57bd2d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6uY5WVmKhQ
- **2016-11-29**, Surf Life Saving SA. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving SA in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/07f3295e-fdba-4b32-8e42-2d4fe93684a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-458h6j2D4
- **2016-11-29**, PechaKucha-Budj Bim landscape, Lake Condah Victoria. Presented at Katoomba Sept 2016. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Natnifty in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5012e7d5-da8a-40d8-af5b-182b131b7395) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3XTt6bNgP2Q
- **2016-12-01**, Art from Milingimbi: taking memories back. 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea5a80bd-ad3b-4d21-b704-fef71447b350) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUPotEinWgw
- **2016-12-15**, 2016 Mullagh-Wills Oration. 1868 Aboriginal tour of England. Filed as a sport record, posted by Cricket Australia in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cd5c2fa7-761f-467d-8333-a6e5e3a97dd0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjJawaoyUUI
- **2016-12-15**, Songlines \| SBS VR \| Available Online. Songlines, published by SBS On Demand. SBS television launched in October 1980, and NITV began free-to-air broadcasts under SBS in 2012. Filed as a songlines record, posted by SBS On Demand in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f493fcc1-b75d-4163-a2bc-3bce3cfe4cf4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_vxsgyHru90
- **2016-12-18**, St Paul - Torres Strait Islands (indigenous dance, documentary). A documentary on dance at St Paul in the Torres Strait Islands. Island dance uses handheld dance machines and drums and is performed at public festivals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/95857515-7740-464d-8b8a-978fb8b22894) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOvTPrqDLqo
- **2016-12-22**, Surf safety tips: swim between the flags. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving New Zealand in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f911c160-9909-4145-97d5-a9d447e21fcf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LGIzXmrz4x0
### 2017
- **2017-01-05**, Behind the Scenes Tour \| The Ring Cycle. A behind the scenes tour of Opera Australia's Ring Cycle. Staging Wagner's four opera cycle is among the largest undertakings in Australian performance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/84bca0d4-e6da-43d9-8fd1-1e6c5a0ab8d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kabE9GW2hbI
- **2017-01-17**, Koori Art Expressions 2016 Exhibition: 'Songlines'. ', published by Australian National Maritime Museum and concerning New South Wales. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49770b3d-d318-4fc6-8782-484236a8ed3a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rO3xLtXXMGU
- **2017-02-03**, AFLW Highlights - Carlton v Collingwood. 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/edb76acc-2d1a-4540-b400-bf1a0946c753) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBYqhr2qoqA
- **2017-02-08**, David Kilderry on the Lunar Drive In Theatre. A history of the Lunar Drive In Theatre, recorded at ACMI. Drive-ins spread across Australian suburbs from the 1950s alongside car ownership. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f05d8aee-ce4c-4246-8ef6-e67831d0b220) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7xok_Vu9QdU
- **2017-02-09**, Australian War Memorial: The First 75 Years. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8a6bb47-c060-4c3f-b3b4-009a769b680f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxUQseCkB3E
- **2017-03-01**, Albert Namatjira copyright - The Feed. 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by SBS The Feed in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ffc1ecb-07cf-4a47-9213-73cd33cb110c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3z__8qcWvNY
- **2017-03-02**, Yolngu Youth take on the World. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/01872489-fefd-4348-928e-244a40b20311) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vp5MEdD6m5o
- **2017-03-02**, Rachel Perkins: Jasper Jones and Indigenous Filmmaking. Rachel Perkins on Jasper Jones and Aboriginal filmmaking, for SBS's The Feed. She also made the documentary series First Australians. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d4853db-50f1-4d36-bf93-bd6a445e542c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tl5CLonJ5hw
- **2017-03-05**, Dharawal people remember horrific Appin Massacre. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/becbdc5d-e436-44e1-af33-98e4dc17d53c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NDE86ld1fHA
- **2017-03-13**, The Mooloomba house - Andresen O'Gorman. The Mooloomba house by Andresen O'Gorman, presented by Museums of History New South Wales. Timber and lightweight construction characterise much subtropical Australian design. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/244c0131-0160-4277-8078-ccf5ac1277b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BgJ4p0TS7g
- **2017-03-13**, Iconic Australian Houses. Museums of History New South Wales presents a programme on iconic Australian houses. Domestic architecture is where Australian modernism was most freely worked out. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b05ba689-01e2-4941-9ae0-682431bcd603) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4qKnCCdWYRo
- **2017-03-15**, Power From The Snow. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by NFSA Film Australia in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76f10668-7064-42fa-8eb4-d458b6f49b30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOkhR3FmXAo
- **2017-03-21**, Sugar Slaves; Australian South Sea Islanders are descendants of the Pacific Islands Blackbird trade.. 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Emelda Mary Davis in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2fcaeaf1-24a5-49bc-9fcb-6045e4175916) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4_zbkffAY4
- **2017-03-22**, Testing New Acoustic Reflectors in the Concert Hall \| Sydney Opera House. New acoustic reflectors being tested in the Concert Hall. The original 1973 interiors were designed after Utzon's departure and did not follow his acoustic intentions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0b38c51a-08c6-4f5c-9c14-bb03bff764cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emLZBQPnyp8
- **2017-03-29**, Streets of Papunya. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af73ba76-597c-40b9-8ca0-0da789170d94) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTEEFi6zgdM
- **2017-04-04**, State Library of NSW presents Libby Hathorn's Poets of Australia: C.J. Dennis. The State Library of New South Wales on the poet C.J. Dennis, whose Songs of a Sentimental Bloke of 1915 sold in enormous numbers in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5212b3bc-1dc4-47ac-8a84-6f4c54178159) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUk00CJEufY
- **2017-04-05**, State Library of NSW presents Libby Hathorn's Poets of Australia: Henry Lawson. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c77638c-237a-47ec-9ce0-545807be406c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC-n_b0kV1c
- **2017-04-13**, When Rage first arrived - ABC TV archival footage. ABC archival footage of the first broadcast of Rage, the overnight music video programme that began in 1987. It has run continuously since and lets guest musicians programme the playlist. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d8482e9-eb41-49be-a5a3-72385c074ac3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bbT7dwLa1Fk
- **2017-04-19**, State Library of NSW presents Libby Hathorn's Poets of Australia: Dorothea Mackellar. The State Library of New South Wales presents the poetry of Dorothea Mackellar. Her poem My Country, with the line about a sunburnt country, was written in 1904 while she was homesick in England. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/91508e1b-161b-4453-a146-c05a2993d9e0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQK3XEGI4pc
- **2017-05-04**, Snowy Scheme Defining Moments presentation. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b671fd28-11f4-4d51-9f65-96a19f7e7505) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ice0T7J971U
- **2017-05-08**, Gunditjmara country and the National Museum. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. This record is filed under Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7fd4ff8-33b9-4045-9ad7-853ebb2543cb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aherd4X22NQ
- **2017-05-08**, Shine - Interview with Geoffrey Rush (1996). Geoffrey Rush interviewed in 1996 about Shine. He won the Academy Award for Best Actor for the role of the pianist David Helfgott. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/80d2f0f5-a07e-4d47-9818-fd57eccdb224) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-XGCVPaoUCA
- **2017-05-10**, ANZAC : Riding to remember Indigenous soldiers. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by NITV in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc239c8f-6b22-4db6-9670-89dafe07cd7d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u9kN6AHX37E
- **2017-05-18**, Mixing the Ochre (AIATSIS possum skin cloak). ), published by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and concerning Victoria. Only about seven documented original possum-skin cloaks survive, and the practice was revived from 1999 by four Aboriginal women. This record is filed under Yorta Yorta Country. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1f9ad53d-a1a9-4d87-a8a2-faac25008594) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ywpkqLSMYk
- **2017-05-18**, Making the Resin (AIATSIS possum skin cloak). ), published by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and concerning Victoria. Only about seven documented original possum-skin cloaks survive, and the practice was revived from 1999 by four Aboriginal women. The subject sits on Yorta Yorta Country. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78d3b56d-93d8-43cf-a524-281b48305a73) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zNtDNYdywwo
- **2017-05-18**, Burning the Design (AIATSIS possum skin cloak). ), published by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies and concerning Victoria. Only about seven documented original possum-skin cloaks survive, and the practice was revived from 1999 by four Aboriginal women. The subject sits on Yorta Yorta Country. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea2fe0ba-47ef-41a1-9fa3-ce47dab98974) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=77Efo7jUcu0
- **2017-05-21**, The AIATSIS Possum Skin Cloak. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. The people named here are Yorta Yorta. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by The Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/226b7b20-f979-4f1a-85b1-564328ed9df1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CWLoklT1P0
- **2017-05-23**, Briggs ft. Caiti Baker - Here (Live at NRL Indigenous Round 2017). Briggs performs Here live at the NRL Indigenous Round in 2017. Briggs is a Yorta Yorta man from Shepparton in Victoria and co founded the label Bad Apples Music. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab0924bb-f398-4048-9613-c1ecdd641778) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryuU5c1KD-4
- **2017-05-30**, Rosetta Thomas introduces Litte J and Big Cuz in palawa kani.. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2d5ef294-4880-4d75-b06d-073fae0a1fc0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mEU-8vHQGE
- **2017-05-30**, Promo - palawa kani episode of Little J and Big Cuz. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fafbfc49-cdf9-426b-876d-a0bdb10c01f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPmhc4crJc4
- **2017-06-05**, Warwick Thornton talks We Don't Need a Map. Warwick Thornton discusses We Don't Need a Map, his documentary about the Southern Cross and how the constellation has been claimed by different groups in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b524e76b-4bf2-454e-8bf0-b725e04616b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6u9JVwTASQ
- **2017-06-06**, Kokoda the bloody track. 1942 and undertook no planning or preparation for it. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by AWM Collection in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e5624909-610e-48fb-81ad-9a366c6e1471) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbSXJsG90hQ
- **2017-06-07**, Waltzing Matilda. The Australian War Memorial's recording of Waltzing Matilda. Australian troops sang it in both world wars, which is part of why it carries the weight it does. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/05711eab-afe3-49a7-ab55-b7c98acc02cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWqmQlSScI0
- **2017-06-10**, Papunya Mural Project - Trachoma "Clean Faces, Strong Eyes". ", published by Indigenous Hip Hop Projects and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Indigenous Hip Hop Projects in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ba358048-6725-403c-b849-1933e1447112) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5kBJPVRnKs
- **2017**, A History of Cinema in Perth. A history of cinema exhibition in Perth, covering the picture gardens and open air screens suited to a dry climate. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/67f26924-a10e-4350-bd81-f95befc9d1d8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEVbyyeWR-8
- **2017**, Ruck contest between Sinclair and Nankervis. Callum Sinclair and Toby Nankervis leap at a centre bounce during the round thirteen match between Richmond and Sydney on 17 June 2017. The ruck contest is the closest thing in the modern code to the leaping scramble for a high ball that observers described in nineteenth century accounts of marn grook. That resemblance is the whole basis of the influence claim, and it is circumstantial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7a11c65f-5631-445c-9c20-35dccb208aef) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Callum_Sinclair_and_Toby_Nankervis_ruck_contest.8.jpg
- **2017**, Grundy and Nankervis at a centre bounce. Brodie Grundy and Toby Nankervis contest the ruck during the round two match between Richmond and Collingwood on 30 March 2017. Only two players may contest the bounce and the rest must stay outside the centre square. The rule was introduced in 1973 to stop the whole team crowding the middle. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a65e4536-496e-415f-bbaa-af4c8413a5c3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grundy_and_Nankervis_ruck_contest.3.jpg
- **2017**, Wright and O'Brien ruck contest. Peter Wright and Tim O'Brien jump at a stoppage during the round twelve match between Melbourne and Collingwood on 10 June 2017. Melbourne Football Club claims descent from the 1858 club that drew up the first written rules. Its colours and its ground have changed but its founding date is the earliest of any club in the competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/516df42f-8fdc-42de-b424-0905e2383066) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wright_and_O%27Brien_ruck_contest.2.jpg
- **2017**, The Astra, Argent Street, Broken Hill. The Astra hotel on Argent Street in Broken Hill, a mining city in far western New South Wales whose main street carries an almost continuous line of verandahed frontages. Argent Street is named for silver, the metal that founded the town in 1883. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/15caab86-47f4-4d3c-ad5e-a404edea44c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Astra,_Broken_Hill,_2017_(01).jpg
- **2017**, Grundy marks over Nankervis. Brodie Grundy takes the ball above Toby Nankervis in the round two match of 2017 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. A player who catches a kicked ball cleanly is awarded a mark and cannot be tackled. The overhead mark is the signature image of the code. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7fb6c4c0-04a7-43b1-ab29-77bf27aba2b0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grundy_mark_over_Nankervis.1.jpg
- **2017**, Martin and Grundy in a marking contest. Dustin Martin and Heath Grundy compete for a high ball during Richmond against Sydney on 17 June 2017. Martin won the Brownlow Medal, the Norm Smith Medal and a premiership in that season. Richmond had not won a flag since 1980 before that year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/05f0c68b-288d-4688-b6d5-38fedeb8d519) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dustin_Martin_and_Heath_Grundy_marking_contest.jpg
- **2017**, Austral Inn, Quorn. The Austral Inn at Quorn in the southern Flinders Ranges of South Australia. Quorn grew as a railway junction on the line north, and its stone and iron main street survives largely because the railway left and the town stopped rebuilding. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b3b7e723-f92c-46c8-a2ae-2aa9c6c75821) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Austral_Inn_Hotel,_Quorn,_2017_(01).jpg
- **2017**, Sandstone pillars near Anbangbang. Weathered sandstone at the Anbangbang shelter area in Kakadu, looking towards Arnhem Land, photographed in 2017. The shelter was excavated in 1981 and produced deposits going back tens of thousands of years. No part of this country was empty when Europeans reached it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c304e680-abc2-4c03-b626-9175330acbdc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Looking_to_Arnhemland_(Anbangbang_Rock_Shelter)_(Kakadu_National_Park).jpg
- **2017**, Hotel Bay View, Whyalla. The Hotel Bay View at Whyalla on the Spencer Gulf in South Australia. Whyalla was built around the shipyard and steelworks, and its hotels are interwar rather than colonial, which shows in the flatter and more geometric verandah detailing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4423958d-5a5e-4bc4-bb0e-58d6b239956e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Hotel_Bay_View,_Whyalla,_2017_(02).jpg
- **2017**, Newman and Prestia contest a mark. Nic Newman and Dion Prestia jump for the ball at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 17 June 2017. Contested marking is scored and analysed as a separate statistic in the modern game. Photograph by the Commons contributor Flickerd. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7572d4e5-8ade-4663-b85d-80d161320317) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nic_Newman_and_Dion_Prestia_marking_contest.jpg
- **2017**, Giant wombat skull. The skull of a giant wombat on display at the Queensland Museum in Brisbane, photographed in 2017. Phascolonus gigas weighed a couple of hundred kilograms and grazed across the inland. Its remains occur in the same lake deposits as Diprotodon. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8c82d67d-6deb-4827-b671-ff9e05abbf18) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queensland_Museum_%26_Science_Centre_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_Giant_Wombat_Skull.jpg
- **2017**, Interpretive sign for the Eulo Diprotodon. A sign at Eulo in southwestern Queensland explaining the megafauna deposit found nearby in 2011, one of the densest concentrations of such fossils recorded in Australia according to the sign, and including a large Diprotodon. Country towns market their fossil sites as tourist attractions. The scientific site itself is not open to visitors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1263b960-db9f-4986-9cdf-69f8a5ab297b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diprotodon_Optatum_at_Eulo_-_sign.jpg
- **2017**, Bachar Houli marks over Chris Mayne. Bachar Houli takes the ball above Chris Mayne in the round two match between Richmond and Collingwood on 30 March 2017. Houli was among the first Muslim players in the competition and ran a programme bringing Muslim children into football. He retired in 2021 having played more than two hundred games. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b107d01a-74bc-44de-8327-ab93db7b4159) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Houli_mark_in_front_of_Mayne.jpg
- **2017**, Station master's house at Peake. A derelict weatherboard cottage beside the railway line at Peake in South Australia, built as the station master's house. Weatherboard over a light timber frame, with a verandah on the approach side, was the standard issue railway dwelling across several colonies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7b9fb1d-d18e-4908-8fb2-df4f965c74fd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Station_masters_house_Peake.jpg
- **2017**, Ferguson's corner store, Gulargambone. A corner store at Gulargambone in central western New South Wales, with the awning turning the corner to shade both street faces. Corner shops were sited where two streets met precisely because the frontage was double. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f34ae8c-2605-4a18-b97c-f474088fb180) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gulargambone_Ferguson%27s_Corner_Store.JPG
- **2017**, Tim O'Brien kicking. Tim O'Brien kicks during the round twelve match between Melbourne and Collingwood on 10 June 2017. The drop punt, held vertically and dropped onto the boot, became the standard kick in the 1960s. Older codes of kicking survive only in the torpedo used for distance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ff58e407-33c5-4bfb-88dc-ee7a9ecefc61) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:O%27Brien_kicking.jpg
- **2017**, Whan's corner store, Glen Innes. A corner store in Glen Innes on the New England tableland of New South Wales. The verandah returns around both frontages and the shopfront glazing sits back in its shade, which kept goods in the window from fading. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26b5d13c-ad42-4078-94bf-b8457afb0ff4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glen_Innes_Whan%27s_Corner_Store.JPG
- **2017**, Adam Treloar kicking. Adam Treloar delivers the ball during Richmond against Collingwood on 30 March 2017. Collingwood is the oldest continuing rivalry partner of most Victorian clubs and consistently draws the largest crowds. Photograph by Flickerd. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7a43a451-e2cc-47e2-bb70-aa80d5a30719) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Treloar_kicking.jpg
- **2017**, Watson's map of southeast Queensland languages. A map of language group boundaries in southeastern Queensland compiled by F. J. Watson in 1941 from earlier records. Watson grouped the Brisbane languages under the term Yugarabul. Maps of this kind are colonial reconstructions rather than statements by the groups themselves, and boundaries drawn on them are contested. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2d1ed947-8a02-4a9d-9764-d450ed99ad49) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Watson_map_tribes_of_south_east_Queensland.jpg
- **2017**, Bluff Hotel, Capricorn Highway. The hotel at Bluff on the Capricorn Highway in central Queensland, a coal and rail township west of Rockhampton. The wide low verandah across the front is the whole social apparatus of the building, with tables set out under it rather than inside. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d414a95-d242-4bc2-a813-06b7f3fcc4c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bluff4.jpg
- **2017**, Scott Pendlebury kicking. Scott Pendlebury disposes of the ball in the round two match of 2017. Pendlebury captained Collingwood from 2014 and passed four hundred games in 2024. He had played state level basketball before choosing football. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa631bc3-be83-498b-ae1c-208e4d01725c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pendlebury_kicking.1.jpg
- **2017**, Richmond banner before the bounce. The crepe paper banner Richmond runs through before a match at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in June 2017. Cheer squads build the banners by hand each week and the club runs through them at the start of play. The practice is unique to Australian football. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77fc2008-f686-4e5a-a611-ab894bfe3105) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Richmond_banner_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Nyngan Court House. The court house in the western New South Wales town of Nyngan, photographed in 2017. Country magistrates heard prosecutions of prohibited immigrants found inland without an exemption certificate. Courts of this design were built across the interior in the decades either side of Federation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cf411675-b0f9-4495-b7e2-bd824a800423) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nyngan_Court_House,_2017_(01).jpg
- **2017**, Trackbed of the old Ghan near Lake Eyre South. The abandoned formation of the narrow gauge Central Australia Railway near Lake Eyre South, photographed in 2017 after the rails were lifted in the early 1980s. The line was routed along a chain of springs and waterholes that Aboriginal travellers had used long before surveyors mapped it. Afghan cameleers worked the same corridor, and the railway took its nickname from them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7656b06-860b-4c50-8153-e82b3e83f9f4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Central_Australia_Railway_(route_of_the_%22old_Ghan%22)_--_trackbed_near_Lake_Eyre_South,_South_Australia.jpg
- **2017**, Plaque for the Tenterfield Oration. A commemorative plaque at the School of Arts in Tenterfield, New South Wales, where Henry Parkes made his federation speech on 24 October 1889. Parkes argued that the colonies should unite, and among the practical arguments he pressed was uniform control of immigration. He died in 1896 without seeing Federation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f68696e-9ee7-483e-bdb2-9b90d82b070e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tenterfield_School_of_Arts_Tenterfield_Oration_Plaque.JPG
- **2017**, Adelaide runs through the banner. Adelaide players break through their banner before a match against Hawthorn on 1 April 2017. Adelaide entered the competition in 1991, the first South Australian club admitted. South Australia had run its own league since 1877. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e20bb2c6-cbcd-40ff-9eeb-c8ff32912bdf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Adelaide_banner.jpg
- **2017**, Richmond cheer squad. Members of the Richmond cheer squad behind the goals at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in March 2017. Cheer squads occupy a reserved bay and are formally recognised by the clubs. They were once the exclusive builders of the run through banners. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/347fb180-fa12-4a12-b342-205819a7c1bb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Richmond_cheer_squad.1.jpg
- **2017**, Anangu elders at the Uluru Convention closing. Aṉangu elders perform at the closing ceremony of the First Nations National Constitutional Convention held near Uluru in 2017. The convention produced the Uluru Statement from the Heart, calling for a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution. Photograph by the Australian Human Rights Commission. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/396527d5-33d3-4d56-a25e-d57e85a140ca) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anangu_elders_perform_at_the_Closing_Ceremony_of_Uluru_Convention_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Henry Parkes Resource Centre, Tenterfield. The centre named for Parkes at the Tenterfield School of Arts, photographed in 2017. The hall itself is preserved as the site of the 1889 oration. New South Wales had passed its own Chinese Restriction Act the year before that speech. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3bc1086d-f97d-480c-a813-ce27ebdda83c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tenterfield_Henry_Parkes_Resource_Centre.JPG
- **2017**, Federation mosaic at Merriwa. A mosaic in Pioneer Memorial Park at Merriwa in New South Wales commemorating Federation, photographed in 2017. Centenary funding in 2001 produced a wave of such works in country towns. The nation whose founding they mark legislated racial exclusion within its first year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1a60b495-7556-4ea0-81bd-3595aeb376d5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Merriwa_Pioneer_Memorial_Park_Federation_Mosaic.JPG
- **2017**, Mills and Jack celebrate a Sydney win. Callum Mills and Kieren Jack after Sydney's win over Richmond on 17 June 2017. Kieren Jack's father Garry played rugby league for Australia, and the family split across codes drew comment for years. Code loyalty in Sydney remains geographically and socially sharp. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a50960c8-7977-4cd8-9d9b-243a9ace89de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Callum_Mills_and_Kieren_Jack_celebrate_win.jpg
- **2017**, Delegates with the Uluru Statement. Megan Davis, June Oscar, Pat Anderson, Sally Scales and Irene Davey at the 2017 constitutional convention, with Pat Anderson holding the statement and a coolamon presented by the Aṉangu community. The coolamon is a carrying vessel, and the gesture of carrying the document in one was deliberate. The statement was addressed to the Australian people rather than to the parliament. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d399c768-57c1-4a69-9575-ecf96d7928dd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Megan_Davis,_Commissioner_June_Oscar,_Pat_Anderson,_Sally_Scales,_Irene_Davey_(left_to_right)_with_Pat_Anderson_holding_the_Uluru_statement_with_coolamon_given_to_her_by_the_Anangu_community_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Denise Bowden signs the Uluru Statement. Denise Bowden, chief executive of the Yothu Yindi Foundation, adds her name to the Uluru Statement from the Heart in Central Australia in 2017. Delegates signed a painted canvas rather than paper, and the signed work is held by the National Museum of Australia. Photograph by the Australian Human Rights Commission. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1ac45922-285b-46dc-9d63-4323a081e68e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Denise_Bowden,_Yothu_Yindi_CEO,_signing_the_Uluru_statement.jpg
- **2017**, June Oscar and Gracelyn Smallwood at the convention. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar with Dr Gracelyn Smallwood at the 2017 constitutional convention. Smallwood, a Birrigubba and Kalkadoon nurse and academic, had campaigned on Aboriginal health for four decades by that point. The convention drew delegates from thirteen regional dialogues held across the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f30566c4-9ded-47a7-a941-352532d9b119) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commissioner_June_Oscar_with_Dr._Gracelyn_Smallwood_at_the_Uluru_Convention_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, June Oscar with Ossie Cruse. Commissioner June Oscar with Uncle Ossie Cruse at the 2017 constitutional convention near Uluru. Cruse, a Monaro Ngarigo elder from the far south coast of New South Wales, had worked in Aboriginal advancement organisations since the 1960s. The commission photographed the convention as part of its record of the dialogues. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2af7cf80-c995-40a1-a432-36e2108d64c9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commissioner_June_with_uncle_Ossie_Cruse_together_for_the_Uluru_Convention_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Western Australian delegates at Uluru. Commissioner June Oscar with delegates from Western Australia gathered for the 2017 constitutional convention. Regional dialogues in the months before the convention had selected delegates from communities across the state. Oscar, a Bunuba woman, was the first woman appointed to the Social Justice Commissioner role, in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b52f6ca0-1a18-47e9-b46b-47cec5d8216f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commissioner_June_Oscar_with_delegates_from_Western_Australia_gather_for_the_Uluru_Convention_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, June Oscar with Aunty Alison. Commissioner June Oscar with Aṉangu traditional owner Aunty Alison at the 2017 convention held on Aṉangu Country. Holding the convention at Uluru placed the constitutional question on land whose traditional owners had won freehold title in 1985. The Australian Human Rights Commission recorded the proceedings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a28a809f-cec0-4f71-a68c-432f6f9f8aaa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commissioner_June_Oscar_with_Anangu_traditional_owner_Aunty_Alison_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, June Oscar and Kirsten Grey at Uluru. Two delegates photographed during the 2017 First Nations National Constitutional Convention. Delegates rejected a merely symbolic constitutional preamble in favour of a Voice with a substantive function. The Uluru Statement asked for Voice, Treaty and Truth in that order. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bf75def0-24e9-413f-94ba-e0728f075a3c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Commissioner_June_Oscar_and_Kirsten_Grey_at_Uluru_Convention_in_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Graffiti on the wall at Camperdown Memorial Rest Park. A painted Aboriginal flag on the graffiti wall at Camperdown Memorial Rest Park in Newtown, Sydney, overwritten with the words you are partying on stolen land, photographed in 2017. The wall is repainted continuously and no single image survives long. The slogan connects the park's use as a summer gathering place to the question of unceded sovereignty. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2115dda3-fbb4-4316-8547-860050d157de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Camperdown_Memorial_Rest_Park_Graffiti.jpg
- **2017**, Wilpena Station shearing shed. The shearing shed at Wilpena Station near Wilpena Pound in the Flinders Ranges. The run was established in 1860 and the buildings now sit inside protected parkland. Sheds like this were built with the wool room and press at one end and the shearing board along the side, so fleeces moved in one direction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ef94b1e5-be38-4c28-ab1e-0941f7ad0592) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wilpena_Station_Shearing_Shed.jpg
- **2017**, A Warrego wool press at Balladonia. A Warrego wool press on display at the museum attached to the Balladonia roadhouse on the Eyre Highway. Presses compacted loose fleece into the standard bale, which was the unit in which wool was weighed, branded, freighted and sold. Hand-screw presses like this one were worked by the shed's rouseabouts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8e8b95e-e2eb-42ae-ba35-1bef84a458b4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Balladonia_Museum,_2017_(04).jpg
- **2017**, Plaque at the Traylan Native Police site. An inscription at Ceratodus in Queensland marking the site of Traylan, an outpost of the Native Mounted Police. The force recruited Aboriginal troopers under white officers and moved them far from their own Country, and it operated across Queensland through the second half of the nineteenth century as the armed edge of pastoral expansion. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ea64635-51f8-428c-a940-7cf9d26344cf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ceratodus_Traylan_Monument_Plaque.JPG
- **2017**, Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre, Burnie. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre office in Alexander Street, Burnie. The organisation was formed in the 1970s and has run the campaigns for land return, for repatriation of remains taken from Tasmanian graves, and for the revival of palawa kani. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0395b95f-d825-4cd3-a6aa-2480e7698132) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tasmanian_Aboriginal_Centre_Burnie_20170414-003.jpg
- **2017**, Coolamons at a rock hole near Yuendumu. Marietta Nambajinpa Hargraves, at right, with coolamons at a rock hole outside Yuendumu on 5 December 2017, photographed by Ed Gold. Yuendumu is a Warlpiri community north west of Alice Springs and one of the desert art centres that followed Papunya. Warlpiri painting there developed its own visual conventions rather than copying the Papunya style. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/86f9c7a4-1c92-4a2e-bdc1-f67f6564592d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yuendumu_Gold_12.jpg
- **2017**, Verdi Requiem in the Concert Hall. A performance of Verdi's Requiem in the Concert Hall in August 2017. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra has been resident in the hall since the building opened. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77cfaf3a-940f-4252-aeb9-51d4419de984) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_Sydney_Opera_House_Concert_Hall_during_performance.jpg
- **2017**, QPAC Concert Hall foyer. The Concert Hall foyer at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane, opened in 1985 to a design by Robin Gibson. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a8485db-40a6-47bf-a8e8-e817adb3f22c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Concert_Hall_main_foyer_at_Queensland_Performing_Arts_Centre,_Brisbane.jpg
- **2017**, QPAC Concert Hall stairwell. The Concert Hall stairwell at QPAC in Brisbane. The centre sits in the South Bank cultural precinct beside the Queensland Art Gallery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/89c11b42-cd2c-46af-a12a-4074ba398a20) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Concert_Hall_stairwell_at_Queensland_Performing_Arts_Centre,_Brisbane.jpg
- **2017**, The crescent at Bondi. The white sand arc between the two headlands, seen end to end. Bondi is a kilometre long and is patrolled by both a volunteer club and council lifeguards. Its reputation abroad is out of proportion to its size. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa00c561-47f4-47a4-929d-fb183d7474c7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bondibh.jpg
- **2017**, Waves breaking at Bondi. Whitewater rolling across the sandbank in the middle of the beach. Bondi's rips are well known and the flagged area moves daily according to where they run. Most rescues on Australian beaches are people caught in a rip. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/efadd2d1-4dc5-4c61-9f1f-9c38813796eb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Breaking_Surf.jpg
- **2017**, Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi. Works installed along the coastal walk between Bondi and Tamarama for the annual outdoor exhibition. The event began in 1997 and runs for about three weeks each spring. It puts several hundred thousand people onto a clifftop path built for far fewer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d444260b-d181-4284-a849-2c8e838891c5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sculpture_By_The_Sea,_Bondi_Beach,_Sydney_2017.jpg
- **2017**, Jervis Bay from Callala. Looking across the marine park, which covers about 215 square kilometres of water on the south coast. Jervis Bay's beaches are known for unusually white sand. The bay is shallow and sheltered, which makes it a different animal from the open surf coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64bbd8a5-e65a-45b3-a2ca-73b9bca007d6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jervis_Bay_Marine_Park_(as_seen_from_Callala_Beach).jpg
- **2017**, Trees behind Big Marley Beach. Coastal scrub and trees behind the sand in the Royal National Park south of Sydney. The park was declared in 1879 and is among the oldest in the world according to New South Wales parks. Its beaches are reachable only on foot. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1828652-cfb7-470e-9519-9428bfe3edb8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trees_at_Big_Marley_Beach.jpg
- **2017**, An unpatrolled beach at Bawley Point. A south coast beach with clear water and no flags, which the photographer notes makes it unsuitable for inexperienced swimmers. Most Australian beaches are unpatrolled most of the time. The flags mark the exception rather than the rule. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c25a03c4-bc0c-4577-b2c7-fe1a9507b410) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bawley_Point_Beach.jpg
- **2017**, Fullers Bookshop, Hobart. Fullers Bookshop in Hobart, trading since 1920. Independent bookshops survived the chain collapse better than the chains did. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f79465a7-bd44-481f-a5f6-69efee345b1e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Fullers_Bookshop_July_2017.jpg
- **2017**, State Library Victoria collection. A painting held at State Library Victoria. The library, founded in 1854, holds the Ned Kelly armour as well as its manuscript and picture collections. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3f060ad5-2813-4702-b68e-2cc4fbca3daa) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:State_Library_of_Victoria_-_Joy_of_Museums_-_%22Melbourne_from_Emerald_Hill%22_by_Robert_Russell.jpg
- **2017**, Footsteps Towards Freedom, Hobart. Rowan Gillespie's 2017 bronze figures stand at the site of Hunter Island in Hobart. The work memorialises the roughly 13,000 convict women transported to Van Diemen's Land between 1803 and 1853, who brought about 2,000 children with them. The figures face the water they arrived across. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fb4df7fd-6c19-4173-9112-e8bd89cdac7f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Footsteps_Towards_Freedom_20171120-097.jpg
- **2017**, Flinders picture theatre. The Flinders picture theatre. Purpose built country cinemas of this kind date mostly from between the wars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/81d18ca1-3088-48ed-a050-9a3e71f7622e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flinders_Picture_Theatre,_2017_(02).jpg
- **2017-06-30**, SURVIVAL DAY 26 JANUARY 2016. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by NITV in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4926e166-d7c4-4240-9e2a-bf2451857928) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1H8L4G1OOo
- **2017-07-06**, Celebrating Indigenous Screen Stories. Screen Australia's showcase of First Nations screen stories. The Indigenous Department's short film initiatives were the entry point for most of the directors now making features. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29d2063b-0ae6-41f7-a277-30cf7c7320bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41UumRe5BVA
- **2017-07-09**, A Dynamic Map of Native Police Movements. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c312232b-e1ca-44f0-b7a0-7872401327ad) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2x_9dpqhGOI
- **2017-07-11**, NAIDOC 2017 Our Languages Matter 2017 Profile Albert Namatjira. 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by FIRST NATIONS TV in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa3344a3-91d9-4728-b0e6-65d7c7b23f0f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsk9bpOObD8
- **2017-07-20**, Murray 1 Power Station Archive Footage. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d8b27373-faee-49be-b988-cab8a9a93a1e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzCQFCcHCFg
- **2017-08-20**, Ali's Wedding - Behind the Scenes with Nigel Westlake and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Nigel Westlake and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra record the score for Ali's Wedding. Australian film scoring links the concert hall to the screen industry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e86f63b4-9dff-4c4c-9ee3-b35e902f26e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=doHXHSvImRo
- **2017-08-30**, 17th Vincent Lingiari Memorial Lecture: Pat Anderson AO on Voice. Treaty. Truth.. 1966 to 1974, led by Vincent Lingiari and the Gurindji. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Charles Darwin University in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ed935758-5df4-41df-86bb-4c54f9fb5f5c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppta5YReAac
- **2017-09-04**, Painting the Songlines - Warlukurlangu Artists of Yuendumu. 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1c961468-8a26-4883-84ea-323ef59e7ea9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZS06mtkmoY
- **2017-09-10**, CORANDERRK Touring nationally in 2017. ILBIJERRI tours Coranderrk, a play built from the transcript of an 1881 parliamentary inquiry into the Coranderrk Aboriginal station in Victoria. The words are those of the residents themselves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a254b65-bf09-40b1-ad35-39455cce5b67) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XQg1boqOwQ
- **2017-09-19**, Memorial Celebration of the life of Dr. G. Yunupingu. A memorial celebration for the Yolngu singer known publicly as Dr G. Yunupingu, who died in 2017. He sang mostly in Yolngu Matha and Gumatj, and his 2008 debut reached the top of the Australian charts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8105cc88-e848-4f0f-81ac-b63830b56f49) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bhVhettDQQ
- **2017-09-26**, Wake In Fright sneak peek. A sequence from Wake in Fright, released in 1971 and directed by the Canadian Ted Kotcheff. The film was lost for years and a print was recovered in Pittsburgh in 2004. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1350ffd8-2592-4b4a-9051-715f31f28a2a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3NNU1rsgYI
- **2017-10-08**, Sponsor a Convict Sleepover program at Hyde Park Barracks Museum. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fde9afd0-0f44-47dc-a8e2-6164df03ee85) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN6IdYWdaQE
- **2017-10-22**, My History of Jazz in Australia - Bob Barnard. Bob Barnard gives a personal history of jazz in Australia at the Sydney Conservatorium. Barnard was a cornet player whose career ran from the 1950s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ff0988ca-cb68-4e2a-93bd-6ec9e783f94d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiCX-G12JXA
- **2017-11-05**, INXS' first interview since the loss of Michael Hutchence \| 60 Minutes Australia. The first interview given by INXS after the death of Michael Hutchence in 1997. The band formed in Sydney in 1977 and had, by then, played arenas worldwide. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b38ce77f-4008-4a94-845c-e047dba95aec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOpP-TEcKF4
- **2017-11-16**, Ngerraberrakernama (Wake Up) \| Emily Wurramara \| TEDxYouth@Sydney. Ngerraberrakernama, meaning wake up, performed at a TEDx event in Sydney in 2017. The song is sung in Anindilyakwa, the language of Groote Eylandt. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/023ebb29-ea95-4d79-82d2-32488c9de863) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtcToy3GFpc
- **2017-11-28**, The Magic of Theatre \| Celebrating our Joan Sutherland Theatre. The Sydney Opera House celebrates its Joan Sutherland Theatre. The venue was renamed in 2012 for the Sydney born soprano. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77c8d1c5-5de0-4789-a793-cb1e4f683f59) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jwnxpo_77I8
- **2017-12-04**, 1980s, 1990s Sydney Opera House and Skyline, HD from 35mm. The Sydney Opera House and city skyline filmed on 35mm in the 1980s and 1990s. The building was by then the most recognisable in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dcdabc5e-c17f-4304-a205-7e38991a0e79) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkYAH6tKleU
- **2017-12-26**, Wool and the rise of 'single origin' clothing. (Australia). Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab40962c-bf45-4231-8b89-6b33becae224) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iw4-MMXR7xg
- **2017-12-27**, Ted Egan's Snowy Mountains Preview. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Gregory Middleton in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/84245d32-15ff-409d-b82c-15a82393b366) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmRb0N130_M
### 2018
- **2018-01-18**, Following the Seven Sisters - Martu Artist Ngalangka Nola Taylor. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64407eb9-360d-427c-b69d-573a329fec17) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTnpPMBSnIQ
- **2018-01-22**, Sweet Country - Behind The Scenes. Screen Australia's behind the scenes footage from Sweet Country. Thornton, a Kaytetye man, shot the film himself as well as directing it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ef20799-ec6d-4df8-b4de-03c4e389eff1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKkY5NRW4EQ
- **2018-01-24**, 12: The Anzac Legend. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3102a769-9090-44da-93ae-16ebbc868bb8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gps1I7Yr_1c
- **2018-01-24**, 12: The Anzac Legend interview. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3b5567fc-a807-4fa2-bb3f-c971b3e2eaa6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnCb6UHqeeM
- **2018-01-24**, 07: The Stolen Generations. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/959c1932-93e8-45ec-af25-753b7c14f613) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDuxRddyZQY
- **2018-02-03**, Interview: Warwick Thornton (Sweet Country). An interview with Warwick Thornton about Sweet Country. He had earlier won the Camera d'Or at Cannes in 2009 for Samson and Delilah. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a72270c-a55b-4a5a-ad31-e89aea6f7be4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtJ7YsoWfr0
- **2018-02-07**, Snowy Mountain Hydro Project And Australian Oil Refining, 1950s - Film 99847. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by HuntleyFilmArchives in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e0812cb-0f2c-43ea-b291-d4f2309f7f75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2sRpKVBdcYs
- **2018-02-26**, Black Divaz: Meet the Filmmaker. Screen Australia introduces the filmmaker behind Black Divaz, a documentary following contestants in a First Nations drag pageant. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64bce333-df81-44e2-b4fa-3f4bf7ff3c4e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ip3ZWHhan5Y
- **2018-03-06**, 1817-1845 Convict Love Tokens. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. The footage depicts events of 1817. Filed as a convict era record, from footage of 1817 held by Museum Box. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d4173141-6988-43da-879b-cb9bd02718b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8dqHYdcYdY
- **2018-03-14**, Tim Winton laments the power of toxic masculinity on young men \| Matter of Fact. Tim Winton on the effect of toxic masculinity on young men, for ABC's Matter of Fact. His novels are set almost entirely on the Western Australian coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3e2f2b66-f834-47a1-84da-3bc7b73f6c0d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zEiPIprMUGo
- **2018-03-22**, Songlines of Aboriginal Australia. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffdd58b7-9eda-44c9-9e37-a0e538e85d48) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I5_KO6OBUrY
- **2018-03-26**, Empowered Communities tjukurpa (English). ), published by Empowered Communities - NPY Region. The material concerns Aṉangu Country. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Empowered Communities - NPY Region in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ead7e33-f590-4724-b20e-785a0812b66f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70BxUVa77kc
- **2018-03-26**, Inside the Renewed Joan Sutherland Theatre \| The curtain rises on $71 million-dollar upgrade. Inside the renewed Joan Sutherland Theatre after a $71 million project. The theatre is the home of Opera Australia and the Australian Ballet in Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c141621-5241-4347-bdbb-594bd104a3f9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npc2wDnLt-M
- **2018-03-26**, Opening Night of La Bohème on Sydney Harbour. Opening night of La Boheme on Sydney Harbour. The Handa Opera season began in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/418b00eb-ba25-4b9d-b88d-55c3f54dcfcb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ccNTzvJp-rk
- **2018-04-05**, Convict Escapades 2018 at Hyde Park Barracks Museum. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a12bf411-efcf-4bd9-8401-b9696ab92d30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ua2cXJevByY
- **2018-04-10**, Melbourne Theatre Company Season 2018 \| Behind the Scenes. Melbourne Theatre Company launches its 2018 season. MTC was founded in 1953 and is the oldest professional theatre company in Australia according to the company. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77fe32a6-dc1d-4534-9f81-2f8e7fea2344) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ut7pxi8Gpo
- **2018-04-18**, First Fleet Convict Thomas Barrett and the Charlotte Medal. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian National Maritime Museum in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9d9c4fee-7074-4a4b-9f37-8784dcf756df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7LvWKkZR70
- **2018-04-20**, Turning "worthless" suburban land into a market garden. (Australia). Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76c78636-d576-475d-a171-9e6520975ba9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aOesqagNl1o
- **2018-04-25**, The Frontier Wars: Australia’s forgotten conflicts. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by SBS The Feed in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f8b195b5-f3cd-462c-9e77-ef09e996f490) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzae5dqfOnE
- **2018-05-04**, Australia is gripped by misogyny, says author Tim Winton. ABC News reports Tim Winton arguing that Australia is gripped by misogyny. Winton has campaigned on coastal conservation as well as writing fiction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3db43e05-e9ef-420d-906e-b4893ce7b292) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ary3sBesDpU
- **2018-05-08**, The Bleeding Tree \| Interview with playwright Angus Cerini. The playwright Angus Cerini discusses The Bleeding Tree at Arts Centre Melbourne. New Australian writing is supported through state theatre company commissions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/09f845fb-8ef2-45f5-8593-a54ca20ab6aa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcgMuwn5JBU
- **2018-05-09**, One the road with AC/DC for a very rare interview \| 60 Minutes Australia. A rare interview with AC/DC recorded on tour by 60 Minutes Australia. The band formed in Sydney in 1973 around two brothers born in Glasgow who emigrated as children. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0c769f24-7986-41e6-9067-aa83b698d99e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TdbqPA-DK20
- **2018-05-17**, Short Blacks Short Film Initiative. Screen Australia's Short Blacks initiative, one of the short film schemes that trained Aboriginal directors before they moved to features. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/942a7b90-4aae-4d04-8d41-7b41ea5d4cff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_MEsO8KFrE
- **2018-05-25**, Vivid Sydney - Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Customs House, MCA. Vivid Sydney lighting on the Opera House, Harbour Bridge, Customs House and the Museum of Contemporary Art. The festival began in 2009. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e78ec5a2-b657-4dd6-af28-03a3ca4b9e40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zlvsl83hDnE
- **2018-06-02**, The Myall Creek Massacre documentary. 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by History Out There in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/71e2da4e-0e40-4db4-8582-172c53a60f20) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDhvoR7Utlk
- **2018-06-04**, The 10: Best moments from Indigenous stars \| Round 1-10, 2018 \| AFL. The 10: Best moments from Indigenous stars, published by AFL. Sir Doug Nicholls played league football and later became Governor of South Australia. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0708988c-bb99-4769-b3db-bb82df4c4dca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlqxERO9Rtg
- **2018-06-11**, Wik vs Queensland \| Trailer \| Now Streaming on SBS On Demand. Wik vs Queensland, published by NITV and concerning Queensland. SBS television launched in October 1980, and NITV began free-to-air broadcasts under SBS in 2012. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51b4bf8e-ad0a-40e5-9dd5-e1530b565877) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcdAVkxVW9s
- **2018-06-11**, (FULL VERSION) Snowy: Stories from former workers and families of the Snowy Mountains Scheme. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Woden Community Service in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/53d189d1-269d-476b-876a-f522bd28284e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOUJv4HaFIU
- **2018-06-11**, The Song Keepers \| Trailer \| Documentary. The trailer for The Song Keepers, a documentary about a central Australian choir singing German Lutheran hymns translated into Aboriginal languages. The hymns came through the Hermannsburg mission. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7f6e4238-5361-4c20-9e37-13803d59f9c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJH3Lf9v0vc
- **2018**, Canoe scar on a river red gum. A tree near Mildura in Victoria carrying the scar where a sheet of bark was cut away to make a canoe for use on the Murray River. The tree was removed to the Mildura Visitor Centre. The bark was taken in a single piece and the tree kept growing around the wound, which is why the scars are still readable more than a century later. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/59a1ed7a-626a-4289-a333-2f71d408f43e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Aborigine_canoe_scar_tree.jpg
- **2018**, Mungo Man: What to do next with Australia's oldest human remains \| Australian Story (2018). Mungo Man: What to do next with Australia's oldest human remains, published by ABC News In-depth. The Willandra Lakes remains are dated to about 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. The footage depicts events of 2018. Filed as a deep time record, from footage of 2018 held by ABC News In-depth. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fef13db3-6fe7-4ab1-886a-eea142433284) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FCdcMAXedww
- **2018**, Balldale Hotel. The hotel at Balldale, a small settlement in the New South Wales Riverina. The bullnose curve in the verandah roof is formed by bending corrugated sheet over shaped rafters, a detail that spread through Australian building in the late nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ed5644af-2c77-440b-a0c1-038e8eb268d0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Balldale_Hotel_001.JPG
- **2018**, Ardath Hotel, wheatbelt. The hotel at Ardath, a very small wheatbelt settlement in Western Australia. Pubs outlasted the shops, banks and schools in many of these towns because they were the last shared room left. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a9ff6b6-3fc8-49c3-b452-7111c566d2a5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ardath_Hotel,_2018_(03).jpg
- **2018**, Winanyaya Gunidjarr at Dandry Gorge. One of the Sculptures in the Scrub overlooking Dandry Gorge in Timmallallie National Park in northern New South Wales, photographed in 2018. The five works were made with Gamilaroi people to mark their connection to the Pilliga scrub. The first four were installed together and the site is reached by a walking track. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/215fae08-22c5-4bce-84b2-3f8f7f283650) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Respect_Mother_-Winanyaya_Gunidjarr_sculpture.jpg
- **2018**, Yundu Yundu sculpture in the Pilliga. A second of the Dandry Gorge sculptures, standing above the gorge in the Pilliga country of New South Wales. The works name features and beings of the surrounding scrub in Gamilaroi terms. Photograph taken in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a38ab4f-3086-4def-838c-e6e7f221111c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yundu_Yundu_sculpture.jpg
- **2018**, Path through Yarra Park to the MCG. A walking path through Yarra Park beside the Melbourne Cricket Ground, photographed in December 2018. The park contains scarred trees where Wurundjeri people cut bark for canoes and shields, and the ground itself stands on their Country. Ball games were played across these flats before the cricket ground was built in 1853. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b6b8a9e3-3d6b-4613-8755-90868604a87e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Yarra_Park_path_to_MCG_December_2018.JPG
- **2018**, Tumut 3 and its six penstocks. Six white pipes drop from Talbingo Reservoir to the machine hall below. The photograph was taken on a summer afternoon with the station idle, which is why the water is flat. Tumut 3 is a pumped storage station, capable of pushing water back uphill when power is cheap. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e77334bc-dae7-41a3-ac21-b53b4316e36e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tumut_3_Power_Station,_near_Talbingo_NSW.jpg
- **2018**, Talbingo Reservoir. The upper storage for the Tumut 3 station, held behind a rockfill dam completed in 1971. Cumulus builds over the ranges behind it in summer. The reservoir is the working head of water for the largest station in the Scheme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b39ae72-c0dd-48ff-aa27-9d54b97563ff) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Talbingo_Reservoir,_near_Talbingo_NSW.jpg
- **2018**, The Aboriginal Memorial at the National Gallery. The Aboriginal Memorial, an installation of 200 hollow log coffins made by artists from Ramingining in central Arnhem Land, held by the National Gallery of Australia. Each pole stands for one year of European settlement from 1788, and the work was made for the bicentenary in 1988 as a war memorial for those who died defending their Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/54215569-47ae-45f9-be24-a2ae5958cabb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Memorial_May_2018.jpg
- **2018**, Hollow logs from the gallery foyer. The Aboriginal Memorial seen from the foyer of the National Gallery of Australia. The poles are arranged so visitors walk through them along a path that follows the course of the Glyde River through the artists' Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/35f2b5c5-dc9c-4b1a-9e49-158c11da048c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Memorial_viewed_from_the_NGA_foyer_May_2018.jpg
- **2018**, From a Sydney ferry. The building from a Sydney ferry. The commuter ferries pass Bennelong Point continually, which is how most Sydney residents see it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2cc2e0dd-5a9a-462f-ab41-3a82592bdc48) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scenic_Sydney_Opera_House_view_from_ferry.jpg
- **2018**, The Bogey Hole at Newcastle. A pool cut out of the solid rock shelf by convict labour in 1820 for the commandant of the Newcastle penal settlement. It is still open to swimmers and still fills with each swell. Ocean bathing in Australia started as a private privilege carved by forced labour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40c61858-558c-4790-931d-773b9d40a72b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bogey_Hole_(Commandant%27s_Baths),_Newcastle,_NSW.jpg
- **2018**, The Marine Parade walk. The path from Manly Beach past Fairy Bower ends at Shelly Beach. The walk is cut into the rock along the water and is among the busiest coastal paths in Sydney. Fairy Bower has an ocean pool set into the rock platform. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d9b41185-df0e-4a67-8469-5b3f9ed2f00d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shelly_Beach_in_Manly_Sydney_Australia.jpg
- **2018**, Cabbage Tree Bay from the headland. The view from the Shelly Beach walking track over the bay to Manly beyond. The reserve here protects a full rocky reef system inside a city of five million. Divers and swimmers share it with the surf zone a few hundred metres north. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/43aef2ea-ec84-4842-91ef-e1ef946b2ad5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Looking_over_Shelly_Beach_and_Cabbage_Tree_Bay_in_Sydney.jpg
- **2018**, The Lifesaver helicopter over Coogee. A Westpac Lifesaver Rescue Helicopter working the coast above Coogee Beach. The service began in 1973 and is claimed as the first dedicated helicopter rescue service of its kind. It patrols for both swimmers in trouble and sharks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f0e66619-5db1-4bb1-a33d-39572df21451) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Lifesaver_helicopter.jpg
- **2018**, A surf boat at Albany. A surf boat drawn up at the Albany club on Middleton Beach. The boats are rowed by a crew of four with a sweep standing at the stern oar. They were rescue craft first and racing craft second. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ff173a08-0386-44ee-b129-ea732dde60f2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Surf_boat,_Middleton_Beach,_2018_(01).jpg
- **2018**, Looking out from the Caloundra club. A wide view from the clubhouse across Kings Beach. Club buildings are usually sited for sightlines over the patrolled water as much as for the members' comfort. The bar and function room subsidise the patrols. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22244116-a120-443f-95b7-7e1cc1fa0821) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Caloundra_Surf_Life_Saving_Club_house_views_03.jpg
- **2018**, Down the length of One Mile Beach. Looking south from the northern end of the beach. Long straight beaches like this generate persistent rip currents at regular intervals. Reading them is the first thing a patrol does on arrival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b0e7d986-8278-41bd-9dc2-7cf577051aa1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:One_Mile_Beach.jpg
- **2018**, Koorda drive-in. The digital drive-in at Koorda in the Western Australian wheatbelt. Small towns converted to digital projection to keep screening after film prints were withdrawn. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c1ab5059-8991-4203-9fab-cfd9dd127496) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Koorda_Digital_Drive_In,_2018_(01).jpg
- **2018-06-21**, ITSEW01018 In the Studio Emily Wurramarra 2018. Emily Wurramara recorded in the studio in 2018. She is an Anindilyakwa woman from Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria and sings in Anindilyakwa as well as English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b0007fe5-9119-4d5b-aca1-58ad9482c831) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQDrC_fcLn0
- **2018-06-27**, Reconciling Murder: The Myall Creek Massacre. 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by SBS The Feed in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c34f99ac-dc8a-4dc0-be89-2f2c9676edf0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kBtlqpRceU
- **2018-07-10**, IHHP Outback Creatives - Barcaldine Tree of Knowledge Festival 2018. 9 September 1892. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by Indigenous Hip Hop Projects in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1b49506b-a445-48bd-8b56-ac5d29dd8a09) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL63VRq-mUQ
- **2018-07-15**, WATCH: Extended footage HerStory, Part 2 - Indigenous Women in Film, TV and Theatre. ABC Indigenous presents extended footage on First Nations women in film, television and theatre. The panel covers the paths into an industry that had few of them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/65e1e759-1956-4840-82d7-1be6dfd01402) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_3aPgvtXGk
- **2018-07-22**, The Message Stick Documentary. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6d9263e6-3d6b-40f1-ae9b-d8b76a24b08a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_pQzO2UBRyk
- **2018-07-24**, A real history of Aboriginal Australians, the first agriculturalists \| Bruce Pascoe \| TEDxSydney. Bruce Pascoe presents the argument of Dark Emu at a TEDx event. Historians including Peter Sutton and Keryn Walshe have published a book length rebuttal of parts of the case. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0111d945-c4f4-4692-8e79-f437f689d712) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqgrSSz7Htw
- **2018-07-25**, Badu Gili \| Opera House daily sails lighting (Director’s Commentary by Rhoda Roberts AO). A director's commentary on the daily Badu Gili sail lighting. The projections put contemporary First Nations art onto the most photographed surface in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2bda1388-f498-46d8-8374-6657a6c2aed1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vaytvmuPZgA
- **2018-08-11**, Makara - The Seven Sisters. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/58796f27-bd29-4f09-a407-278f2633f78d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv21fK_0iI0
- **2018-08-21**, It All Starts Here - Nippers Sign On 2018. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8cdeba50-409f-484b-976c-db3cb9b18d62) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHI4XEJBAeI
- **2018-08-31**, TJUKURPA THE MOVIE. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a4aeeb77-36a3-4bc3-ba48-f2675d38344b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_ZDYLFwhFU
- **2018-09-03**, 25 Years of Indigenous Screen Stories. Screen Australia marks twenty five years of its Indigenous Department, established in 1993. The unit funded the training and first films of a generation of Aboriginal directors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f6022ab4-e1a1-4ea1-9a37-a645e2f630f9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOrWkSsn6Bg
- **2018-09-05**, Fact check: Did former prime minister Harold Holt abolish the White Australia policy?. (Australia). Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f0b00a85-6a71-40b8-9905-f9b3ee6f6fbb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NHWmlTKWaE
- **2018-09-11**, John Mawurndjul in conversation. 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/508fdcea-a4c0-491a-8cf4-bc36b5177257) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYkrJjW5O3E
- **2018-09-21**, Ancient Aboriginal artefacts uncovered in Australian 'Antiques Roadshow'. ', published by ABC News (Australia). Ground and flaked stone tools are among the most widely recovered Aboriginal artefacts. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9d91b100-46bc-4507-8209-3625f905b238) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuCfZk0jsMo
- **2018-10-04**, Midnight Oil - Treaty (Live At The Domain, Sydney) ft. Yirrmal. Midnight Oil perform Treaty at the Domain in Sydney with Yirrmal, a Yolngu singer from north east Arnhem Land. The collaboration links the two bands that carried land rights into Australian rock radio in the late 1980s and early 1990s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d90489d-12a3-4fb1-a7f5-689fc6792fe9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMRrMsUxwPI
- **2018-10-15**, Baker Boy 'Feel the power of my blackness'. NITV interviews the Yolngu rapper Baker Boy, who raps in both Yolngu Matha and English. He grew up in Milingimbi and Maningrida in Arnhem Land. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26d861e0-f7f9-4a86-ba74-a403b5b4a829) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a0xvVoQ-wVI
- **2018-10-24**, Budj Bim eel Trap System. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The subject sits on Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Ada K in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e1395c5-a266-4340-a1f4-eea5489355cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHwqLhaenvI
- **2018-10-31**, Baker Boy - 'Mr La Di Da Di' live on The Set. Mr La Di Da Di performed live for triple j's The Set in 2018. The station's national youth network was one of the first to play Yolngu Matha language rap in high rotation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64f902a5-b158-479a-b048-1052dfc37147) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW_8tb3rdgc
- **2018-10-31**, The Skin of Others: when Douglas Grant met Henry Lawson. Guardian Australia on the meeting between Henry Lawson and Douglas Grant, an Aboriginal man raised by a Scottish family who served in the First World War. The story complicates the bush legend Lawson helped build. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/adc11abf-7219-4926-95a0-9173b972c720) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ9_zOXoIMY
- **2018-11-04**, Aboriginal bark art, dancing Korean grandmothers, and zombie death metal \| The Mix. Aboriginal bark art, dancing Korean grandmothers, and zombie death metal, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5f66f8c6-3506-4e60-9fb6-26c045f607f4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FD7pJn7igY
- **2018-11-26**, Westwind: Djalu’s Legacy \| Trailer \| NITV. The trailer for Westwind, a documentary about a Yolngu yidaki maker and player from north east Arnhem Land. The film was distributed with the participation of his family. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70c3fe33-7f6e-4552-b2b6-c965a46ed917) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q43WuEqjTnA
- **2018-11-28**, PT3 Sarah Peirse on the playwriting of Patrick White. An actor discusses Patrick White's playwriting for Sydney Theatre Company. His plays were poorly received in the 1960s and revived decades later. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e664b94c-e9fd-4909-bcd3-cd90a586029b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLSRE9AkHMo
- **2018-12-05**, Blackbirding in Australia \| Wikipedia audio article. Blackbirding in Australia, published by Subhajit Sahu and concerning Queensland. The Pacific Island Labourers Act 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Subhajit Sahu in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0b58f783-a5e0-4f15-9a30-6e182d4c3a85) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMewHpmp774
- **2018-12-05**, Alexis Wright on censorship and telling the untold stories. Alexis Wright speaks at State Library Victoria on censorship and untold stories. Her novel Praiseworthy won the Stella Prize and the Miles Franklin in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b25d3f6-fe7e-4f65-b511-83e299b4d993) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjBMlhq_Oqc
- **2018-12-06**, Sydney Opera House: A Grand Design \| Presented by Kevin McCloud. Kevin McCloud presents a programme on the design of the Sydney Opera House. The engineering was carried out by Ove Arup and Partners over years of iteration on the roof geometry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/913ed0e2-9067-4697-a04d-2eaca7f77be9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Imu2BMnydc
- **2018-12-11**, Snowy 2.0 - about the pumped-hydro project (Dec 2018). ), published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8964d6fd-59eb-44fc-bbb5-290224ef6d01) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwoJmtm47aY
### 2019
- **2019-01-13**, Warwick Thornton's Sweet Country \| Trailer \| 26 January on NITV. NITV presents the trailer for Sweet Country, directed by Warwick Thornton and set in the Northern Territory in the 1920s. The film took the Special Jury Prize at Venice in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/db0b52aa-68d1-4782-88e6-ef5252b7e99c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMmasMH86sg
- **2019-01-15**, New History of Humans in Australia for 65,000yr in Buried Tools & Pigments.. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a672ce40-3e46-445f-bd36-2bb3fe937ef0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7J5qeuitjs0
- **2019-01-23**, Bruce Pascoe, author \| Australia to Me \| ABC Australia. ABC introduces the author Bruce Pascoe. His book Dark Emu argued that Aboriginal people practised agriculture and aquaculture, and it has been both influential and contested by other researchers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/92dc4540-6e9d-42ed-b941-41e058324a22) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zws9H-pWJkI
- **2019-01-25**, Australia Day / Invasion Day / Change the Date. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Australian Cartoon Museum in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/15d1e8d0-033c-458c-892f-9eb3059dd459) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxGLAIJYti4
- **2019-02-06**, Snugglepot and Cuddlepie Behind the Scenes for Vivid Sydney 2018. Behind the scenes on a Vivid Sydney projection of May Gibbs's Snugglepot and Cuddlepie. Gibbs built her gumnut characters from Australian botany rather than European fairy tale. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/784ddf00-5b55-4c8e-8f30-49e4788ae3a0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ums8Ji_5Y58
- **2019-02-11**, Turandot \| Andeka Gorrotxategi sings 'Nessun Dorma' on top of the Sydney Opera House. A tenor sings Nessun Dorma on top of the Sydney Opera House for Opera Australia. The company is the building's resident opera producer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f3fd201-54ea-45be-b018-4de98345bb87) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyz_NkpfjLo
- **2019-02-12**, 11th Anniversary of the National Apology to Australia's Stolen Generation. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ea49b3d-5563-44e0-bd9d-8759e55c5c30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OiTV04TIcIM
- **2019-02-14**, Museum Lecture: If Walls Could Talk , Stories from the Royal Exhibition Building. A Museums Victoria lecture on the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne. Completed in 1880, it was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2004, the first building in Australia to be listed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c15c7d0-c7cf-430a-b29c-be75d901180a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m8GK3bHNCOw
- **2019-02-17**, Stage 2: “Welcome new chum …” – a new convict arrival at the Hyde Park Barracks. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2019, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/56dda5c9-b94d-4319-9f72-b00f6b47a5ad) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8k_F1k25glk
- **2019-03-04**, Inside Rehearsals for West Side Story on Sydney Harbour. Rehearsals for West Side Story on Sydney Harbour. The outdoor stage is assembled and dismantled annually. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8797af62-ebf6-4352-a319-001b24afecd7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uemf6qTotiU
- **2019-03-05**, Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge, 1990s, 35mm. 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by Kinolibrary in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/454fcd70-af2c-48b6-b287-5ba2608c2465) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucYvGJMb_EU
- **2019-03-10**, Gunditjmara Eel Traps. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Custodianship here is Gunditjmara. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Annabelle Choa in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/644fa040-d886-41a1-8a95-194fcb1b4b87) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzG5I2PfTKE
- **2019-04-08**, The Seekers open up about fame, fortune and fallout \| Australian Story. Australian Story on the Seekers, the Melbourne folk group that in 1965 became the first Australian act to sell large numbers of records in Britain and the United States according to the programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fe7d7650-dd01-448c-99ba-df23b70a404d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AZ0sNX6z90
- **2019-04-14**, Joan Sutherland Theatre \| Accessibility Fly-through. An accessibility fly-through of the Joan Sutherland Theatre. Accessibility works were a major part of the building's decade of renewal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2142efa7-859d-4962-a975-a730f8c37d00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlAlLkEMVLA
- **2019-04-18**, Message Stick Walk - Alwyn Doolan Documentary P1. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8453cb87-1d76-45fa-a5c8-07c460ea40d6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8FYKnIKXKt4
- **2019-04-28**, Treaty - Yothu Yindi & The Treaty Project (Live). The Treaty Project performs the song live with surviving and successor members of Yothu Yindi. The arrangement keeps the Gumatj language verses that the 1991 recording made familiar to listeners who did not speak them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/42443b20-6425-4086-9ed2-114fc1b9b39e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ioTBkpY0s
- **2019-04-29**, Paula Yates' first interview after Michael Hutchence's death \| 60 Minutes Australia. Paula Yates interviewed by 60 Minutes Australia after the death of the INXS singer in a Sydney hotel room in November 1997. The coroner found the death was a suicide. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c02275f-6f36-433c-8fea-79b1362bc27f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyQt1p81HtQ
- **2019-04-29**, Peter Sculthorpe at 50 - ABC Four Corners profile (1979). A 1979 Four Corners profile of Sculthorpe at fifty. The programme was made when Australian orchestral programmes were still dominated by European repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af226cb1-e5e5-4c90-9945-f652395c629c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LR7KLPs54vs
- **2019-04-30**, Peter Sculthorpe on Australian music (from the ABC archives). Peter Sculthorpe on Australian music, drawn from the ABC archives. His works quote Torres Strait and Japanese material as well as Australian landscape imagery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0994e61f-a319-498e-a7cc-b284ea9e7923) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyuZH5FAv6c
- **2019-05-11**, Battle over priceless indigenous shield 'stolen' by Captain Cook's men \| ABC News. Battle over priceless indigenous shield 'stolen' by Captain Cook's men, published by ABC News (Australia). Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dbfd8d9b-4d41-473d-9473-75e03d5d2e25) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjJiqM66_F0
- **2019-05-12**, Percy Grainger's Synthesisers. ABC Classic on Percy Grainger's synthesisers. The Melbourne born composer built free music machines to escape fixed pitch and metre, decades before electronic music was established. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d810676-f490-4f53-a74b-a033baba867c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYAaHG4cRkA
- **2019-05-26**, Australian troops sing waltzing matilda while marching in ww2. Australian troops singing Waltzing Matilda while marching in the Second World War. The swagman of the song is a sheep stealer who drowns rather than surrender. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/94b381b7-630e-4178-aced-7e9b87742d4d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpnKQF5F4uk
- **2019-05-28**, Installing a lift in the Hyde Park Barracks. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2019, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9df3fa47-c0ba-4f25-a590-ea664b07c141) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKbsQz6CkfI
- **2019-06-04**, Stage 2: Child convicts of Australia - Chapter 2 - A Day in the Life. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2019, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1367b2ac-e21d-44c3-9e03-fc3995d2bee1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OWGbZJCn1k
- **2019-06-04**, Stage 2: Child Convicts of Australia - Chapter 3 - Work. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2019, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7e855c49-b8a2-4f05-bb34-90687ab21e97) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASbDNUdWlZU
- **2019-06-04**, Stage 2: Child convicts of Australia - Chapter 1 Transportation and the First Fleet. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2019, running 4 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab1eada1-8c7a-4e43-be07-697f14e8319d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7O-6PDQp0A
- **2019-06-11**, Peter Sculthorpe on the future of music (1971 performance and interview). Peter Sculthorpe performs and speaks about the future of music in a 1971 ABC recording. He argued for an Australian art music shaped by the sound of the continent rather than by European models. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/48033742-0e0e-4c36-89f1-8939580fa91f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ek7fl96RO4k
- **2019-06-13**, Hawke Memorial: William Barton and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra play Down Under \| ABC News. William Barton plays yidaki with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra at the memorial for Bob Hawke in 2019. Barton is a Kalkadungu musician who has worked to place the instrument in orchestral writing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2789284e-e2d2-47ea-a6b8-f43fd84d67ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6S0hTZr-TM
- **2019**, Water in the Tower Hill reserve. The crater lake in the Tower Hill Wildlife Reserve, western Victoria. The maar formed in a violent steam driven eruption on the volcanic plain that also produced Budj Bim. It was declared Victoria's first national park in 1892 before being reduced and later replanted. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a888977-2c8b-4182-9580-bb7fe0c49b6b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tower_Hill_Lake.jpg
- **2019**, Stone pens in the Barwon River. River stones set into curved walls channel the current into holding pens at Brewarrina. Fish moving upstream are guided into the pens and taken by hand, and the walls are rebuilt after each flood. The site was gazetted on the New South Wales State Heritage Register with an extended curtilage on 4 September 2015. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3f68333c-ec02-4f2b-9333-e5b03f5ecde5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1413_-_Brewarrina_Aboriginal_Fish_Traps_-_Baiame%27s_Ngunnhu_(5051305b1).jpg
- **2019**, Rock engravings above North Bondi. Aboriginal engravings pecked into the sandstone at the Bondi golf course in Sydney, photographed in 2019. The Sydney sandstone carries thousands of such engravings, most recorded only after much had already been quarried or built over. This is Gadigal and Birrabirragal Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/50bc8eb8-be80-4455-96d2-daf8ad26d236) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)North_Bondi_Carvings_043.jpg
- **2019**, Looking downstream to the ochre beds. From the traps the view runs downstream to ochre beds on the southern bank of the Barwon. The two resources sit within metres of one another, food and pigment drawn from the same reach of river. Brewarrina drew large gatherings from surrounding nations. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/42fb6c36-c56c-4fdf-aacb-bb70cd29d4e0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1413_-_Brewarrina_Aboriginal_Fish_Traps_-_Baiame%27s_Ngunnhu_-_View_from_fish_traps_towards_ochre_beds_just_downstream_on_left_(southern)_bank_(5051305b6).jpg
- **2019**, Bulgandry engraving site. The engraved male figure known as Bulgandry in Brisbane Water National Park on the New South Wales central coast, photographed in 2019. The site is fenced and boardwalked because foot traffic wears the shallow grooves away. It sits on Darkinjung Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/73dfdc13-8b8c-4a1f-89d0-8ad9d3670a71) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bulgandry_Man.jpg
- **2019**, Fish ladder beside the weir. A rock fish ladder built alongside the modern weir, completed in 2013 by the New South Wales Department of Primary Industries so native fish could pass upstream again. The weir itself had cut the migration the traps depended on. The engineering works in both directions here, ancient and remedial. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0908b7ef-e0c8-4544-a1ba-767b12076ebc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:1413_-_Brewarrina_Aboriginal_Fish_Traps_-_Baiame%27s_Ngunnhu_-_Fish_ladder_constructed_in_rocks_beside_weir_to_allow_native_fish_to_swim_upstream,_completed_in_2013_(5051305b5).jpg
- **2019**, Fishing shacks at Pondalowie Bay. Shacks at Pondalowie Bay in Innes National Park on the Yorke Peninsula in South Australia. The lean-to verandah on an iron clad box is the most reduced version of the form, built by fishermen with whatever sheeting came to hand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a60fea45-86e5-424a-8a16-57c0cdd82405) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Pondalowie_Bay_shacks.jpg
- **2019**, Ruck contest in the AFL Women's competition. Geelong and Carlton ruckmen contest a bounce at Kardinia Park in round four of the 2019 AFL Women's season. The competition began in 2017 with eight clubs and expanded to all eighteen by 2023. Women had played organised Australian football since at least 1915 without a national league. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0cc573fe-e92d-481f-9878-0b50461c71ec) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ruck_contest_in_AFLW_round_4_2019,_Geelong_vs._Carlton.jpg
- **2019**, Geelong against Carlton at Kardinia Park. Play during the round four AFL Women's match at Kardinia Park in Geelong in 2019. Carlton and Collingwood had opened the first AFLW season in 2017 before a crowd that overflowed Ikon Park. Matches are shorter than the men's game, with quarters of fifteen minutes plus time on. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ad827309-b8a0-47a3-b6ce-4c9ba5f17755) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AFLW_round_4_2019,_Geelong_vs._Carlton.jpg
- **2019**, The Geelong AFLW team in 2019. The Geelong side lined up during a match against Carlton in round four of the 2019 season. Geelong entered the women's competition in 2019 along with North Melbourne. The club plays out of Kardinia Park, the oldest continuously used ground in the competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/245575dc-4a2c-43c8-8b23-730074f51a21) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geelong_AFLW_team_in_2019.jpg
- **2019**, Geelong players celebrate a win. Geelong celebrates after beating Carlton at Kardinia Park in 2019. AFLW players were part time and many held other jobs through the early seasons. Pay and season length were the substance of every collective agreement negotiated since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0420f2c1-5f8e-4415-be6f-2858e3e6c7f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Geelong_AFLW_team_celebrate_win_2019.3.jpg
- **2019**, Ngurrungurrudjba, Yellow Water. The floodplain billabong known as Ngurrungurrudjba in Kakadu National Park, photographed in 2019. The park is jointly managed with its Aboriginal traditional owners under lease to the Commonwealth, and its wetlands sit at the centre of local seasonal knowledge. Kakadu was declared in stages from 1979. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/022d1ae6-0906-4f5a-a6dc-deb8c6187535) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kakadu_(AU),_Kakadu_National_Park,_Yellow_Water_--_2019_--_3896.jpg
- **2019**, Anbangbang rock shelter panel. A painted panel at the Anbangbang rock shelter below Burrungkuy in Kakadu. The shelter was occupied as a living site and its walls carry figures added in the twentieth century as well as much older work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1356b209-b574-459f-923a-fb13435b9384) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Indigenous_Australian_culture_banner.jpg
- **2019**, Signing repatriation documents in Leipzig. Ngarrindjeri elder Major Sumner, Leipzig ethnographic museum director Leontine Meijer van Mensch and Australian ambassador Lynette Wood sign the transfer of ancestral remains at the Grassi Museum in 2019. German collections acquired large numbers of Aboriginal remains in the nineteenth century. Return requires the receiving nation to be identified before any transfer can proceed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6c3acf42-aeda-45fa-8ca2-1123b0f2d58e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Repatriation_Germany_Australia_2019.jpg
- **2019**, Parliament House, Canberra. The 1988 Parliament House photographed in 2019, its flagpole rising over a grassed roof designed to let the public walk above the chamber. The National Apology of 13 February 2008 was moved as the first item of business in the House of Representatives here. It passed without a division. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bb3b5c01-dfc0-40b4-9387-712d5a3f11ad) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Canberra_(AU),_Parliament_House_--_2019_--_1773.jpg
- **2019**, Plaque for Shearing the Rams at Buraja. The plaque on Andrew Whitehead's statue at Buraja in New South Wales, commemorating Tom Roberts's painting Shearing the Rams. Roberts painted it between 1888 and 1890 at a shed in the district, and it became the single most reproduced image of Australian pastoral labour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fbc7256d-6442-46cc-9675-ffbd5aec0469) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Buraja_Shearing_the_Rams_Statue_03.jpg
- **2019**, Primaries wool store from the river side. The Primaries No.3 store in Brisbane photographed in 2019, showing the loading face that once fronted the wharves. Wool arrived by rail and river, was displayed in sample lots on the upper floors and was auctioned in the city. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a8ecad02-295e-4ca1-8d90-48ab7279ca00) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Primaries_No.3_Wool_Store,_Brisbane,_2019.jpg
- **2019**, Yam Dreaming on a Qantas Dreamliner. A Boeing 787-9 on approach to New York in a livery derived from a work by Emily Kam Kngwarray. Desert painting reached commercial aviation within a generation of the first Papunya boards. The reach is a measure of both the work's standing and the distance between an artist's Country and its uses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/81aabcc0-1a13-4ceb-99c5-b4c9f0784bdd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Qantas_Boeing_787-9_Dreamliner_VH-ZNG_(Emily_Kame_Kngwarreye%27s_Yam_Dreaming_livery)_approaching_JFK_Airport.jpg
- **2019**, Curtain of the Sun. The Curtain of the Sun, designed by John Coburn and woven at Aubusson in France for the Sydney Opera House. Coburn made a pair of curtains, the Sun and the Moon, for the two main halls. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c44edb28-c7ab-4847-aa6a-90850d49d31e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Curtain_of_the_Sun.jpg
- **2019**, Bushfire smoke over the harbour. 2019, during the fire season that burned through the summer of 2019 and 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/343fae70-c953-4785-9760-74c7604d8ad5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bushfire_smoke_over_the_Sydney_Opera_House_and_Harbour_Bridge_in_December_2019.jpg
- **2019**, Julian Rose House, Wahroonga. The Julian Rose House at Wahroonga, one of three Seidler houses on the same site. He built them within a few years of arriving in Australia in 1948. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1f22b3d5-cd8e-4feb-a352-ec8c4a5a9760) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Julian_Rose_House_(c.1954)_in_Wahroonga_NSW,_Australia.jpg
- **2019**, North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club. The clubhouse at the northern end of the beach. Surf lifesaving clubs are volunteer organisations that own their buildings and patrol under their own rosters. The first Australian clubs formed in Sydney in the years just after the daylight bathing ban ended. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5db111fb-a4b3-426b-8f87-70d38e2c72dc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)North_Bondi_Surf_Life_Saving_Club-5.jpg
- **2019**, A new picnic shelter at Bondi. A recent shelter on the park behind the sand. Bondi's public infrastructure has been rebuilt repeatedly since the pavilion of 1928. The beach is council land and the arguments about what may be built on it are permanent. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/13fd2bdf-f39b-4c43-94b4-655b882dc393) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:(1)Bondi_Beach_picnic_shelter.jpg
- **2019**, Coogee club in Western Australia. The surf club at the Western Australian Coogee, not the Sydney one. Colonial naming duplicated place names across the continent, which regularly confuses the record. This beach sits south of Fremantle on Cockburn Sound. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ea933ee-a8e0-4ec5-935b-91cd68f4dab7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coogee_Beach_Surf_Life_Saving_Club,_August_2019_01.jpg
- **2019**, Marcoola club on the Sunshine Coast. The club at Marcoola, north of Maroochydore. Beaches here are long and open with few headlands to break the swell. Patrol areas on beaches like this are a short marked section of many kilometres of sand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11c7f154-6267-4678-b9d1-5dbfffd402e7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marcoola_Surf_Life_Saving_Club,_Queensland_in_July_2019,_13.jpg
- **2019**, Glenrock coastal reserve. A coastal reserve near Newcastle with cliffs, rainforest gullies and Aboriginal heritage sites within it. Awabakal Country covers this coast. Coal was mined here in the nineteenth century and the reserve now sits over the old workings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/86399d94-76bd-4112-b415-cdbee2b191f2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Glenrock_State_Conservation_Area.jpg
- **2019**, Tennis Wharf beach, Scotland Island. A small beach at Tennis Wharf on Scotland Island in Pittwater, reached only by boat. The island community has no bridge and no road access. Pittwater is estuary water rather than surf coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b3411a3-e108-4772-b2d0-d7c15795792f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Scotland_Island_Pittwater_NSW_2.jpg
- **2019**, A rock pool near the cliff edge. Sky reflected in a shallow pool on the low cliff shelf near the beach. Rock platforms like this hold their own ecosystems between tides. The park's coast walk crosses several of them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a50ad81e-df38-4bfd-817f-89a6c0bdbdce) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Royal_National_Park_Scenery.jpg
- **2019**, Lawson plaque, Sydney Writers Walk. Henry Lawson's plaque on the Sydney Writers Walk at Circular Quay. The walk sets brass plaques for Australian writers into the pavement along the harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1ab44b0b-1deb-43a3-86c7-0fe884d71769) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Henry_Lawson_Sydney_Writers_Walk_plaque.jpg
- **2019**, Yaama Ngunna Baaka gathering at Wilcannia. A public gathering at Wilcannia during the 2019 Yaama Ngunna Baaka corroboree festival, held along the Barka Darling River in protest at its condition. The events were staged publicly by the communities involved. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/520bace5-0c81-47c0-9a04-645780c241c0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:YammaNgunnaBaaka2019-Wilcania-Corroboree.jpg
- **2019**, Paterson plaque, Sydney Writers Walk. Banjo Paterson's plaque on the Sydney Writers Walk. He and Lawson are the two names most Australians can supply if asked for a national poet. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c5aef526-f076-41d9-9eab-4d30dc2334ba) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Banjo_Paterson_Sydney_Writers_Walk_plaque.jpg
- **2019**, Oodgeroo Noonuccal plaque. Oodgeroo Noonuccal's plaque on the Sydney Writers Walk. She returned her MBE in 1987 and took her Noonuccal name in place of the name Kath Walker. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/116ded37-ca4e-4ea7-a81b-7495026c5cb7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oodgeroo_Noonuccal_plaque_in_Sydney_Writers_Walk.jpg
- **2019**, Slessor plaque at Circular Quay. Kenneth Slessor's plaque at Circular Quay, near the harbour water his best known poem is about. He was also an official war correspondent in the Second World War. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fa6ab4bf-7ca6-44fb-a2b5-8dfea0bcdb3d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kenneth_Slessor_Sydney_Writers_Walk_plaque.jpg
- **2019**, David Malouf. 2019. Born in Brisbane to a Lebanese Christian father and an English Jewish mother, he wrote Johnno, An Imaginary Life and Remembering Babylon. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ab1848e-c95a-41d8-ace6-292dc8dc63df) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:David_Malouf,_February_2019.jpg
- **2019**, Judith Wright plaque. Judith Wright's plaque on the Sydney Writers Walk. She was a poet and a campaigner on conservation and Aboriginal land rights, and helped found the Wildlife Preservation Society of Queensland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e4b74d4-9ffe-45ae-990e-a22222e5233d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Judith_Wright_Sydney_Writers_Walk_plaque.jpg
- **2019**, Xavier Herbert plaque. Xavier Herbert's plaque at Circular Quay. His Capricornia of 1938 and the enormous Poor Fellow My Country of 1975 both deal with race in the Northern Territory. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e6412622-6e2c-42fb-b724-84eedd2271d0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Xavier_Herbert_plaque_in_Sydney_Writers_Walk_05.jpg
- **2019**, Eleanor Dark plaque. Eleanor Dark's plaque on the Writers Walk. Her house at Katoomba in the Blue Mountains is now a writers residence. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/712a4618-c9e4-40dc-b4b0-15f05b0ef9de) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eleanor_Dark_Sydney_Writers_Walk_plaque.jpg
- **2019**, Peter Carey plaque. Peter Carey's plaque on the Sydney Writers Walk. He won the Booker Prize in 1988 for Oscar and Lucinda and in 2001 for True History of the Kelly Gang. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/564d0d82-44d3-49c8-bf8d-65099e092cbd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Peter_Carey_plaque_in_Sydney_Writers_Walk_01.jpg
- **2019**, A country war memorial. The memorial at Wagga Wagga, erected for the 75th anniversary of the Gallipoli landing and to those from the district who served in the Second World War. Almost every Australian town of any size carries a memorial of this kind. The names on them are the local record of a national loss. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffc3ded8-22cc-47f1-b90f-6b463f4f370c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Australian_War_Memorial_in_Wagga_Wagga.jpg
- **2019**, A surviving Regent cinema [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4e498282-6f07-432b-a15d-b2990e243c9b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Regent_Cinema_2019.jpg
- **2019-06-23**, Capitol Theatre, Melbourne, Australia. The Capitol Theatre in Melbourne, designed by Walter Burley Griffin and Marion Mahony Griffin and opened in 1924. Its crystalline plaster ceiling is lit in changing colours. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0a3f9037-426b-44e0-a221-7e70fe6cbf54) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uOD7394RxuE
- **2019-06-25**, Inside the Studio during Vivid LIVE \| Sydney Opera House. Inside the studio during Vivid LIVE at the Sydney Opera House. Vivid Sydney is an annual light and music festival held across the city. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/58dfdb2e-13fa-4555-bcb6-ccaa8adeec88) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SOhjx6zYtQ
- **2019-07-04**, Making ochre at luyni mungalina - This Place. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0eeec8e1-7cb1-435a-82ef-b7ad1feeee9e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TGpf54QiDk
- **2019-07-04**, Briggs - "Bad Apples" (Live at Sydney Opera House). Briggs performs Bad Apples live at the Sydney Opera House. His label of the same name signs First Nations hip hop artists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa680dad-5aed-410d-864a-c9fe9e49bd1d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BYjLidwYS1M
- **2019-07-04**, Briggs \| Seconds to Stage. The rapper Briggs in the seconds before going on stage at the Sydney Opera House. The building programmes contemporary music alongside opera and orchestral work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d32cbfa5-4206-448b-8f52-34442a46e8a7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hG6kMINvbtE
- **2019-07-08**, How to read a possum skin cloak. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Museums Victoria in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffd5f9d2-37f3-4085-b005-48cd6a8501a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHuiox0AYPg
- **2019-07-11**, Thelma Plum - 'Better In Blak' (live for Like A Version). Better In Blak performed for triple j's Like A Version in 2019. Thelma Plum is a Gamilaraay woman from Brisbane and the song addresses racism directed at her online. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3cace1f1-4cfe-46aa-96f1-4f714dbf2078) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgbm-GZH6ss
- **2019-07-15**, Aboriginal TV Channel 4 - NAIDOC 2019 - Archives - Uluru Hand-back. 26 October 1985 under a 99-year lease-back and joint management. Aṉangu Country is the ground of this record. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by FIRST NATIONS TV in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f5add615-e095-4cc1-879e-e223bc67e1cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnzRLfCPXWs
- **2019-08-07**, Robert Forster interview from '16 Lovers Lane' (The Go-Betweens) Great Australian Albums episode. Robert Forster of the Go-Betweens discusses 16 Lovers Lane for a Great Australian Albums episode. The Brisbane band was critically admired and commercially modest for most of its life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e9490c99-f9f0-4ccf-a233-f822e7bad351) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbg1lXgTKhA
- **2019-08-14**, Iggy Pop - "The Passenger" \| Live at Sydney Opera House. Iggy Pop performs The Passenger at the Sydney Opera House. The venue programmes rock and electronic bills in the same halls used for orchestral seasons. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1297d658-4b83-4cbf-88ff-1df12e65e402) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZjV5L00tvA
- **2019-08-20**, Australian Female Filmmakers. Screen Australia on Australian female filmmakers. The agency introduced gender targets for its funding after data showed how few women were directing features. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5dc9b3dc-17fa-44ec-822f-0ad665e5dda4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDF_hjj1Pmo
- **2019-09-02**, Surf Life Saving NSW Inspiration Reel. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving NSW in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/850fd8ef-e82f-4f29-8107-3e23ff18c5e8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3aZUr6hD-hs
- **2019-09-23**, South Sea Islanders fight to save historic dry stone walls. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fb7956f5-a4cf-45d2-80b9-dc3872c9a263) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRwqJLBJMZA
- **2019-09-25**, Snowy Hydro – 70 Years of Snowy. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c43339c0-a0ef-4537-8d68-a509eac81f40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoStVHhN4Fw
- **2019-09-27**, Paradise – What is beneath the water? An ancient dreaming story \| The Pool. Paradise , What is beneath the water, An ancient dreaming story, published by ABC Australia. This record is filed under Warlpiri Country. Filed as a songlines record, posted by ABC Australia in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/63df1a5b-8ff9-44a4-90ca-21c4787c6eb1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZRFL-aEmz4
- **2019-09-27**, Christine Anu - My Island Home \| Sydney 2000 Olympics Closing Ceremony. Christine Anu sings My Island Home at the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000. Anu is a Torres Strait Islander singer from Cairns, and her 1995 version made the song nationally familiar. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3884e789-c99a-48ed-a92d-d544307e7d31) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBHzqQTmZfw
- **2019-10-15**, New Snowy hydro scheme labelled 'worst possible project'. ', published by SBS News. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by SBS News in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/74fe2138-875f-4205-b276-96940cf163d8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDpw-oXIt7g
- **2019-10-16**, Life after ballet \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 on life after ballet. Professional dancers usually retire in their thirties and the transition is difficult. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce5e931f-f50d-44d5-a3f9-27d5ea9e7036) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsdYaUn3tdU
- **2019-10-21**, National Museum of Australia: Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters Interactive. 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c91687e-b98d-49fb-b5dd-56f9e153aec8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ybLOLiwDb4
- **2019-10-21**, Australia's Aboriginal Writers: 2019 National Book Festival. A panel on Aboriginal Australian writers presented at the 2019 National Book Festival. Aboriginal authors now win most of the major Australian literary prizes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d925ed25-48bb-4f29-b7b5-a9eecde7f836) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_ZR_cnYxw8
- **2019-10-31**, 50 Years of IRBs in Australian Surf Life Saving. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving NSW in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/25967519-f13d-4d40-a18c-de1ed965f6f6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zVPjHEYpcg
- **2019-11-05**, Shining a light on our dark history with the Massacres Map. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by University of Newcastle, Australia in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d457ef4d-ce5f-4d3c-b69d-b62228fb996b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Spd1lar2z70
- **2019-11-10**, Anzac Day 2019 - Sydney march and service. 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d2a38e6-6b6a-467a-b437-47deef4c854e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnLlZigOx8g
- **2019-11-10**, Gallipoli dawn service \| Anzac Day 2019 \| OFFICIAL BROADCAST \| ABC Australia. Gallipoli dawn service, published by ABC Australia. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8c0d531-41a8-41f7-933a-6d4e03597adb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gR7EDx87WL0
- **2019-11-14**, Using Indigenous science to create 'Eel Trap' \| Science Gallery Melbourne. Using Indigenous science to create 'Eel Trap', published by Science Gallery Melbourne and concerning Victoria. The people named here are Yorta Yorta. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Science Gallery Melbourne in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/97365168-e31a-484b-9b64-b34911b75a7a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=go0pqCJnypM
- **2019-11-27**, Solange - "Losing You" \| Live at Sydney Opera House. Solange performs at the Sydney Opera House. The building's Vivid LIVE programme brings international contemporary artists into the Concert Hall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/101893a3-bbc2-44de-9689-c5f8979ac986) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxnk7xWCNcw
- **2019-11-27**, Australian writer and broadcaster Clive James dies aged 80 \| ABC News. ABC News reports the death of Clive James. His memoir Unreliable Memoirs covers a Sydney childhood in the 1940s and 1950s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26c21a6c-a15d-45cf-a565-81922c766df9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmAdf4_SXHw
- **2019-11-27**, Clive James opens up about his battle with cancer \| 7.30. Clive James discusses his illness on ABC's 7.30. He continued publishing poetry and criticism throughout his final decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/32a50c6b-aede-4401-adbc-73ec84efd360) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiL7HT5uUzI
- **2019-11-27**, Clive James reads his farewell poem, Japanese Maple \| ABC News. Clive James reads Japanese Maple, the poem he wrote knowing he was dying. It was published in 2014 and he lived another five years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d6e5669-2a57-4cc5-863f-8825bdf8eca1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=op8Rbtqx_Rg
- **2019-11-28**, Clive James - writer, broadcaster, poet - dead at 80 \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 marks the death of Clive James in 2019 at the age of 80. Born in Sydney, he built a career in Britain as a critic, broadcaster and poet. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3b7da87f-615b-4db2-803b-775763c75cb4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jS4dkB1tLLw
- **2019-12-03**, Snowy 70th anniversary Tommy Tomasi. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a0464082-517c-4f04-a15e-ee6aaed2eed7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xe0Pn_7rKYk
- **2019-12-03**, Filmmaker Rachel Perkins discusses the path to Indigenous recognition in the constitution \| 7.30. Rachel Perkins discusses constitutional recognition on ABC News in 2019. She has worked as both a filmmaker and a campaigner on that question. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/050964ea-5a65-409e-868e-e1f8f57f7b6a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0XbiyyvYSY
- **2019-12-05**, Bangarra Dance Theatre presents SandSong \| 3 - 12 September. Bangarra presents SandSong at Arts Centre Melbourne. The work was developed with Elders from the desert communities whose story it tells. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffb2c74f-0691-4dea-b41c-7b954f4f2e6d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rdBpaWwkgDk
- **2019-12-09**, Budj Bim Connections Flagship Project. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The subject sits on Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Glenelg Hopkins CMA in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/417d7af4-87b6-4bf8-bf02-bf37b730f3b5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMtCFWzLn0Y
- **2019-12-09**, The Proud Arch - 50 Years of the Harbour Bridge - Sydney, Australia - Documentary 1980s. 1932. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by Shadow Archive in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c306abee-2d7d-4ae0-9d4d-732ecd07d6db) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkqDc0kNSjs
### 2020
- **2020-01-13**, The Drover's Wife. An archival treatment of The Drover's Wife. The story is among the most reworked in Australian literature, in fiction, painting and film. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/caf6703e-b567-4882-b531-78bf7581b703) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGu1IvSjmTE
- **2020-01-19**, Countdown (Australia)- Molly Meldrum Interviews Iggy Pop- July 8, 1979. Molly Meldrum interviews Iggy Pop on Countdown in July 1979. International acts routed through the programme because it was the only national television music slot in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62956327-762f-4bbb-9cd1-ae3e0c384d2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVww7ustff8
- **2020-01-24**, Meet the Playwright \| David Williamson. Griffin Theatre Company introduces David Williamson. Griffin is dedicated to new Australian writing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2771fb72-82dd-4d11-957a-c4630e04dab6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MD7795eDmGg
- **2020-01-25**, January 26 marks a massacre in NSW. Will a cement plaque really help? \| ABC News. January 26 marks a massacre in NSW, Will a cement plaque really help, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning New South Wales. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/095f3f00-0503-43d9-b85e-119cc1fbc2bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOvQjqG9MTQ
- **2020-01-25**, Worlds Oldest Human Made Structure - Brewarrina Fish Traps, Australia - Full Film. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Jakob Kennedy in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a09095cb-eb8e-4c7f-873e-48216362a420) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jI2VCNeotF8
- **2020-01-27**, Secret 🖐🏿 Ancient Black\_Aussie Songlines\_into\_Brisbane by Alex\_Bond of Gubbi\_Gubbi\_First\_Nation. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/46f05db9-c925-4890-95f4-a9b100c593bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-Ss4DzNRLM
- **2020-01-29**, Sydney Opera House to undergo $150 million overhaul \| ABC News. ABC News reports a $150 million overhaul of the Concert Hall announced in 2020. The project addressed acoustics, accessibility and stage machinery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6d042de4-eeed-4a1a-907c-e5a1d5b43f9d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXQ58kmSWis
- **2020-01-30**, Work begins to transform Concert Hall \| Sydney Opera House. The Sydney Opera House documents the start of work to transform the Concert Hall in 2020. The hall was stripped back while the rest of the building continued operating. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14b92613-03a8-44a3-9799-3c42149389eb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGVvPe6RrTY
- **2020-02-11**, PM pushes for Indigenous-led refresh after releasing 12th Closing the Gap report \| ABC News. PM pushes for Indigenous-led refresh after releasing 12th Closing the Gap report, published by ABC News (Australia). Closing the Gap reports annually on measured disparities. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ecfcc8ee-6a0a-4bb6-88be-9f9546642587) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cloZNx_3p0s
- **2020-02-12**, David Williamson and his son Felix discuss a lifetime in the theatre \| 7.30. David Williamson and his son discuss a lifetime in the theatre. Williamson wrote screenplays for Gallipoli and Phar Lap as well as for the stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62394761-df80-454b-aa0b-2cdd4b82be47) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bbOVlbV5cM
- **2020-02-21**, Aboriginal flag banned by RSL in WA Anzac Day, Remembrance Day events \| ABC News. Aboriginal flag banned by RSL in WA Anzac Day, Remembrance Day events, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Western Australia. Harold Thomas designed the flag in 1971 and it was first flown in Victoria Square, Adelaide, on 9 July 1971. The Commonwealth acquired the copyright in January 2022. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f4e360a-f9c6-4b71-b967-2ebcb4773713) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LwJMEtwJvY
- **2020-02-28**, The rise and fall of Holden, Australia’s iconic car \| ABC News. The rise and fall of Holden, Australia’s iconic car, published by ABC News In-depth. Holden built cars in Australia until manufacturing ended in 2017. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c878de50-3998-4182-b43b-82dc37269a19) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dwv5UJgygoE
- **2020-03-03**, Unearthing Our Convict Past \| University of Tasmania. Unearthing Our Convict Past, published by University of Tasmania and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by University of Tasmania in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3f75e579-85a7-4674-a852-0d7d51b77fab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lVSZqLmaYAM
- **2020-03-09**, Archaeologists find booze bottles at supposedly dry convict site \| ABC News. Archaeologists find booze bottles at supposedly dry convict site, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ef32431-aaa1-47fe-85a0-e8bbe7a8b802) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_OOnsJR44U
- **2020-03-17**, Aboriginal Women's Fiber Art: Dilly Bags. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c1296ce-0a00-430e-8fd1-b57c8e90c4c3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oy7SJCSH-U
- **2020-03-18**, How to make a Dilly Bag. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/19e35c2c-5443-4aef-8a06-f681c479dc35) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS0LOciVOvI
- **2020-03-25**, Mystery Road \| Official Trailer. The trailer for the Mystery Road television series, developed from Ivan Sen's 2013 feature. Sen wrote, directed, shot and scored his own films. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a7206f73-6b4e-46ff-aff8-eddc484ae8b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FVu6kVqj3BA
- **2020-04-04**, 2019 Aussies - Open Mens Surf Boat Final. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5f82d67-9efe-4234-9803-a36f3b12e540) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UV9kuRUm6cE
- **2020-04-04**, Altyerre (Dreamtime). ), published by Mark Wilson - Topic. The people named here are Arrernte. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Mark Wilson - Topic in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd6c6755-739c-41e8-8302-7511a57699ce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RcDM2nxkk8Y
- **2020-04-04**, BEETHOVEN - Symphony No. 9 \| @sydneysymphony \| Digital Season. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra performs Beethoven's Ninth in the Concert Hall. The orchestra has been resident in the building since it opened. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8a051b7-68e1-4c8a-9123-4282c771ca3e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgLfu-4pVS0
- **2020-04-05**, Budj Bim Cultural Landscape - UNESCO World Heritage Site. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by World Heritage Journey in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ef23dec-d47e-4a46-a56c-64a2114885d1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-veLDQP_HBg
- **2020-04-06**, Don Burrows and James Morrison: A friendship shaped by music \| Australian Story. Australian Story on the friendship between the jazz musicians Don Burrows and James Morrison. Burrows taught at the Sydney Conservatorium and helped build a jazz education pathway in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f0e0a02c-4ce0-416a-9569-ec4a346b05cb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50xs89UpiKs
- **2020-04-08**, Defining Moments: Snowy Mountains Hydro. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by National Museum of Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b8b3281-96da-4478-9f61-1356b37c23bf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtluvJQwYK4
- **2020-04-10**, Quest Under Capricorn - The Artists of Arnhem Land (Episode 4). ), published by Nicholas Marshall and concerning Northern Territory. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by Nicholas Marshall in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57576602-6315-43ba-bae3-859d4eaa5469) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoyEx9N6BiM
- **2020-04-18**, Australian Aboriginal Documentary -The Story Of Eddie Kioki Mabo - Why Do They Look So Much Like Us?. 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Indigenous Realist in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9a0f160b-3bf1-44dd-aaab-840900e30ade) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WxmMv8jKLc4
- **2020-04-21**, The Gallipoli Landing - Anzac 2020 #AnzacAtHome. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/956e4b8b-d35f-4142-8097-ad317616b8bd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogDcxJcrAOg
- **2020-04-22**, Australia and the Second World War. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8b64df46-3442-4398-af19-1ddbfba15e2d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLzKTd-b270
- **2020-04-24**, Anzac Day 2020: Sydney Commemorative Service – full-length \| official broadcast \| ABC Australia. Anzac Day 2020: Sydney Commemorative Service , full-length, published by ABC Australia and concerning New South Wales. Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/955c1581-6934-4f85-8be3-860bc033815a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RphCa_tqcEA
- **2020-04-24**, Anzac Day: The Iconic Veterans’ March #AnzacAtHome2020. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5f059cd-d22c-4f54-b63d-56feed49c1cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lw4rzpTjSjE
- **2020-04-26**, Aboriginal Australian Stone Tools and Knapping. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/99999a5d-06b9-4a3d-8e4b-0b62f852e509) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qo5i_C3SU4U
- **2020-04-30**, France marks ANZAC Day amid virus restrictions. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/361d020a-ab3b-4986-8248-0707a3afa9b1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htuBMGNUJGQ
- **2020-05-02**, Sex, Spirits and Sorcery in Bark Painting. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a062883-33c9-4b11-9ac2-ad1bbab1f3b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcUuaV_jYyI
- **2020-05-02**, The Deadliest: Highlights of Nicky Winmar \| 2020 \| AFL. The Deadliest: Highlights of Nicky Winmar, published by AFL and concerning Queensland. Nicky Winmar lifted his jumper and pointed to his skin at Victoria Park on 17 April 1993, photographed by Wayne Ludbey and John Feder. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c4249b2-9de8-400b-a2ce-d68a540d4de8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBBaCEx28TM
- **2020-05-07**, Treasures Gallery Digital Tour: Model of Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electric Development. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by National Library of Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1195df2-561d-4f96-8b1c-e7d9de89d602) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I1sqdxo8Hcw
- **2020-05-11**, Director Documentaries: Paige Rattray, The Beauty Queen of Leenane. A director documentary from Sydney Theatre Company on The Beauty Queen of Leenane. STC runs a directors' programme to develop new stage directors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3abdfd2e-712f-4c8a-be55-fcac6a151b86) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JopIITzqeKQ
- **2020-05-14**, How do Conservators preserve bark paintings at MAGNT?. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c4918282-198b-41bc-aa43-8e39d605a63c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-uQdRI1vXHQ
- **2020-05-18**, Stage 3: Who were the secret archaeologists of the Hyde Park Barracks?. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f9dc025-c0ed-4fb3-8f5c-300ac055e00b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5PrOqKJNR8
- **2020-05-25**, Reconciliation Week Vignette 01 Bridge Walk 21018. 1932. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by FIRST NATIONS TV in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ccd9cc75-e01b-43d4-ab3f-ff3e8b58826d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WG3iRvsTJ4
- **2020-05-27**, Djon Mundine OAM: Red Ochre Award for Lifetime Achievement. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e42c6c7-695c-463a-8f91-521e582918d6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiF4tmWHi5k
- **2020-05-29**, Badu Gili: Celebrating First Nations Culture \| Digital Season. Badu Gili projects First Nations artwork onto the eastern sails of the Opera House each evening. The name means water light in the language of the Gadigal, on whose Country the building stands. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29b9294b-5a34-45cc-8071-11cdf28bca44) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIb-bpLDgXU
- **2020-05-29**, Alice Skye, Jimblah, Christine Anu and Busby Marou: In Concert Together \| ABC Australia. ABC Australia films a concert bringing together Alice Skye, Jimblah, Christine Anu and Busby Marou. The bill mixed First Nations and non Aboriginal artists across genres. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/830de9c3-6375-447a-928a-1c331ec986c1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=55kgLSzxM6c
- **2020-05-31**, Warwick Thornton on escaping 15 years of after parties. SBS's The Feed interviews Warwick Thornton about his life and work. He trained as a cinematographer before directing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/144a5af8-8fff-429e-aac7-1bea359e3fc2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgVeJqampqo
- **2020-06-02**, A Thousand Words - Blak Douglas. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/152a7dd9-2042-4e62-91ac-f0f04cc2b7e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=325zdTAu1PQ
- **2020-06-02**, Director Trevor Graham on Mabo: Life Of An Island Man. 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NFSA Online in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e5b7ef4c-2476-4f38-b44f-457c5c601438) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gzftnj4KVPs
- **2020-06-02**, Nick Cave and Warren Ellis - "Push the Sky Away" \| Live at Sydney Opera House. Nick Cave and Warren Ellis perform at the Sydney Opera House. Cave grew up in Warracknabeal in Victoria and formed the Birthday Party in Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/584569b8-0fa9-4d13-8435-866f6ecd982b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJZDyIz-0lk
- **2020-06-03**, Making of the Bush Tucker Possum Skin Cloak. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Museum of Brisbane in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1618a0c2-55c3-4ccb-8b48-f37839c11d02) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ6RoqGjJsU
- **2020-06-05**, Dustyesky: Australia's 'fake genuine Russian choir' \| Australian Story. Australian Story on Dustyesky, a choir of men from Mullumbimby who sing Russian repertoire without speaking Russian. It is an unusual case of Australian amateur choral life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1bf45ffb-d0d3-4c72-8fb7-290fab5d5e26) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VOg9o0oIars
- **2020-06-09**, Myall Creek massacre - M A D M E N podcast Episode 3. 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by The M A D M E N Podcasts in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/63b03789-e940-4e52-b4d4-b465414662f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Ziz03la7Xo
- **2020-06-12**, Aussie rock legend Jimmy Barnes' iconic 1988 interview \| 60 Minutes Australia. A 1988 interview with the Cold Chisel singer, rebroadcast by 60 Minutes Australia. He was born in Glasgow and raised in the Adelaide suburb of Elizabeth, a postwar migrant housing estate. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4c8cae87-078c-4f54-a362-0aa946c57995) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w2skuH2UKPQ
- **2020**, Regatta Hotel, Toowong. The Regatta Hotel on Coronation Drive in Brisbane, with three tiers of iron lace verandah facing the river. The building dates from 1886. In 1965 Merle Thornton and Rosalie Bogner chained themselves to the public bar rail here in protest at the exclusion of women from public bars. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4e61d07f-e136-4264-af24-558fbbcf4b25) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Regatta_Hotel,_Brisbane,_in_2020,_14.jpg
- **2020**, Berridale Inn, Monaro. The inn at Berridale on the Monaro tableland in the Snowy Mountains country of New South Wales. At this altitude the verandah is as much about shelter from wind and snow as from sun. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51eaaa4f-2937-4c5a-a94b-3fc16d36f42f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Berridale_Inn_001.JPG
- **2020**, Port Hotel, Carnarvon. The Port Hotel at Carnarvon on the Gascoyne coast of Western Australia. Verandahs on both levels give the upstairs rooms shade and a sea breeze, which was the only cooling available before air conditioning. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ec2cdb3-a4a0-423e-abe0-3ab6929ab743) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Port_Hotel,_Carnarvon,_July_2020_03.jpg
- **2020**, Barcaldine memorial in daylight. A wider view of the Barcaldine memorial in September 2020, showing the timber canopy suspended above the stump. The 1891 shearers' strike collapsed after the arrest and imprisonment of its leaders, and the defeat pushed union organisers towards parliamentary politics. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c5b695f-2612-4b11-af65-43450173086b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tree_of_Knowledge,_Barcaldine,_September_2020_1_(wider).jpg
- **2020**, Flags flying at Longreach. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags flying in the western Queensland town of Longreach in September 2020. Local councils across Queensland adopted permanent dual flag displays through the 2010s. Longreach sits on Iningai Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4ea3da3c-f4d9-4ace-9d0b-f7a0dadced23) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Aboriginal_and_Torres_Strait_Islander_flags,_Longreach,_September_2020.jpg
- **2020**, Three flags on a single staff. The Australian national, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags displayed together at an Australian diplomatic post in 2020. The three flag arrangement became standard at Commonwealth premises from the mid 2010s. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese made it standard behind the lectern at press conferences from 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/187076aa-740c-41c8-ad77-f06ae95fa2db) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_3_Flags_of_Australia.jpg
- **2020**, A model of the Scheme at Cooma. A three dimensional model showing the dams, tunnels and stations laid across the mountains. Reading the Scheme requires seeing it as one hydraulic system rather than a set of separate structures. The model stands in the town the Authority ran it from. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/24642a1d-9ace-43d2-baa6-46c5ac085530) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cooma_Snowy_Mountains_Scheme_Model_001.JPG
- **2020**, Wooramel shed and shearers' quarters. The shearing shed and the shearers' quarters at Wooramel Station in the Gascoyne, seen from the slope above. Quarters were built separate from the homestead because the shearing team was itinerant labour hired for the season only. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cd488f5b-d512-420e-ab9c-fb78b1824c8b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wooramel_shearing_shed_and_quarters.jpg
- **2020**, Shearing shed at Cobra Station. The shearing shed standing at the old Cobra Station homestead in Western Australia. The heritage listed homestead dates from 1906 and was later replaced by a new house nine kilometres to the east, leaving the working buildings behind. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b55f150b-a570-4a40-9b56-4e934beb487d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shearing_shed_at_the_old_Cobra_Station_Homestead,_July_2020.jpg
- **2020**, Police Barracks Waterhole, Burke River. A waterhole on the Burke River about 25 kilometres north of Boulia in central western Queensland. From 1875 to 1884 this was the site of a Queensland Native Mounted Police barracks. The Pitapita, the traditional owners, hold the place as significant and maintain a community at Boulia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bf33f487-5a92-4aa1-be37-82dac2226047) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Police_Barracks_Waterhole_Burke_River_Boulia_Shire_Central_Western_Queensland_P1080777.jpg
- **2020**, South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation, Cygnet. The head office of the South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation at Cygnet in southern Tasmania. Community organisations of this kind hold the practical work of the continuing Palawa presence that nineteenth century writers declared finished. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/517a4e83-71ad-4b77-8949-4a0412aab4df) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SETAC_office_Cygnet_20201114-016.jpg
- **2020**, Shine Dome, Canberra. The Shine Dome in Canberra, built for the Australian Academy of Science and opened in 1959. Roy Grounds designed the copper sheathed dome, which local nicknames compared to an upturned bowl. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3ba17859-4d7b-43b5-b445-1d86cb541b22) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:The_Shine_Dome_Canberra_ACT_(Becker_Building)_(49810305862).jpg
- **2020**, Bookshop at Red Hill. A bookshop at Red Hill in Brisbane. Second hand and specialist shops carry much of the out of print Australian backlist. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f953a575-28ec-4c64-807b-4130fc1f572e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Book_shop_in_Red_Hill,_Queensland.jpg
- **2020**, Dylan River. The director, writer and cinematographer Dylan River. He is a Kaytetye filmmaker from Alice Springs and the son of Warwick Thornton. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0e499efb-7134-4c9e-900d-1b48b33eab26) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dylan_River.jpg
- **2020-06-16**, NAISDA. Carole Johnson & Elaine Pelot Syron discuss Bangarra and NAISDA Dance at Carriageworks. Carole Johnson and Elaine Pelot Syron discuss the origins of Bangarra and NAISDA. Johnson, an African American dancer, helped found the training body that produced most early First Nations contemporary dancers in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10f214ef-1f6d-484f-b07c-2aff7fb59702) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=InSJA1SqXo8
- **2020**, First Aboriginal cultural sites discovered underwater 50,000 years later. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/583e7cf2-75e7-498f-91a3-95fe0d8da86e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s-la-bnZmcw
- **2020**, Nippers: BLACKROLL Activation & Recovery Series. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving NSW in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90087916-fd78-4800-b8d0-dc5bef72d282) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GG3cFK1RHxk
- **2020-07-07**, 1989 Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge, 35mm. Footage of the completed Sydney Opera House and the Harbour Bridge shot on 35mm in 1989. The two structures together became the standard image of the city. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/01deb578-5594-4507-84a8-0674931a5679) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bwA85ajCnM
- **2020-07-08**, Budj Bim - One Year On.. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Gunditj Mirring in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b48b0892-aaa3-4ab4-b1b9-b9d6df6e5976) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtPOzOWa4Xs
- **2020-07-09**, Preserving Budj Bim’s rich cultural heritage and languages. & Climate Action and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Department of Energy, Environment & Climate Action in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/321e91ab-5277-460b-b7ca-35c589ec48ac) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=akMqRFcWF2s
- **2020-07-11**, Film fans cruise into drive-in movie resurgence \| ABC News. ABC News covers a resurgence of drive-in cinemas in 2020, when indoor venues were closed. Australia once had hundreds of drive-ins and now has a handful. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a3130be1-cc0e-4a7b-be8f-c89d260d0685) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_QOfZ0mGZc
- **2020-07-23**, East Arnhem Live Yothu Yindi \[Official Video\]. East Arnhem Live, produced by Yolngu Radio, films the band performing on Country rather than on a southern festival stage. The series was made by a Yolngu controlled broadcaster. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0c74afaa-a6b2-4394-bea7-a5c6f93718e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DF0p-3sMMWM
- **2020-07-24**, Carol McGregor: Possum Skin Cloaks. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Kluge, Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/926704d0-7ec5-4831-a8be-1bcbd75f5095) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xkt6OE7z1x4
- **2020-07-27**, Celebrating 70 years of the Snowy Scheme. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/274c1847-d5bd-4ee0-aa7c-f79f97ea7af7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlyO0RzTTVg
- **2020-07-27**, Aboriginal Songlines - Your Journey. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4de776b2-40cc-4403-aa6b-2e6280ed75da) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xupIcu4P2E
- **2020-07-28**, Stage 2: On Demand Convict Indent Activity. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6b904026-7350-4ab9-93b1-642ef2acf3ce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hczy_wVO72o
- **2020-07-31**, The Divinyls - Australian 60 Minutes Interview (1991). A 1991 Australian 60 Minutes interview with the Divinyls. The Sydney band's singer performed in a school uniform, a stage image that drew both attention and censure. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1339ab4d-d898-444f-85a0-fc072e63995e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AhRztXau6c
- **2020-08-03**, Budj Bim World Heritage Community Celebration - Wednesday 25 Sept, 2019. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Gunditj Mirring in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/158df15d-e793-4867-87eb-219a264ecd69) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5iuorc0RoE
- **2020-08-05**, Making of the Utzon tapestry, Homage to C.P.E. Bach. The making of the Utzon tapestry, Homage to C.P.E. Bach, designed by the architect and installed in the room named for him. Utzon designed it in 2004 without returning to Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93678fb2-29a5-4267-b152-433e0cdf6615) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7aw-w9dFg0w
- **2020-08-06**, SCOOP Episode 113, 1982 - Aboriginal Poetry. A 1982 National Archives item on Aboriginal poetry. Publication by Aboriginal writers grew sharply from the 1960s onward. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f85dfd9-32eb-4048-80ac-cd0d52c22c68) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_SZkgzh2nw
- **2020-08-07**, Mad Max: Creating the Apocalypse - In Conversation with George Miller \| Digital Season. George Miller in conversation at the Sydney Opera House about making Mad Max. The building runs a substantial talks programme alongside its performance seasons. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa3217fe-8cf4-4432-978a-199c64b4eed0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDMSa29P9j0
- **2020-08-14**, Ned Kelly: Australia's Most Famous Outlaw. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by Biographics in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f9a0475e-9bf6-489f-80a0-e2e5099329a3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhAllnWPdcU
- **2020-08-17**, Visiting the Brewarrina Fish Traps, one of Australia's most ancient sites. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by NOWNESS in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33d4bc05-6cd6-4238-b950-6b968ad2beea) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2P_3FA5qe0
- **2020-08-20**, Electric Fields - From Little Things Big Things Grow (Official Video). Electric Fields, a duo pairing a Yankunytjatjara singer with an electronic producer, record their version of the Gurindji song. Their arrangement moves it from acoustic ballad to electronic soul. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c270ebfd-6896-4bbc-a9a8-60f8b62088fc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ao7GOymvhsw
- **2020-08-23**, Sydney Theatre Company's return to the stage. Sydney Theatre Company returns to the stage after closure. Australian theatre companies lost most of a season to the pandemic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2bc32ed-41fd-4a58-9854-2236bf4d34d6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M7_BBuWRgzw
- **2020-08-26**, Judy Davis almost wasn't in My Brilliant Career \| Julia Zemiro's Home Delivery. Judy Davis on nearly missing the lead in My Brilliant Career, Gillian Armstrong's 1979 adaptation of the Miles Franklin novel. Armstrong was the first woman to direct an Australian feature in decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fbdffed6-e6a8-428c-b8af-d34368f8f5b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y7pBWjG7ZoA
- **2020-08-29**, Bring back the great Aussie shearer \| Amazing Australia \| ABC Australia. Bring back the great Aussie shearer, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bbf1bbe8-79ff-4b41-8988-af7c619076e3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wB1hid_or9U
- **2020-08-30**, Bungaree, Burigon and Aboriginal Newcastle. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a frontier record, posted by State Library of New South Wales in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d2b7776d-81bb-4c64-9575-f9e860649914) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0p61WbwMoR8
- **2020-09-01**, Family HIstory Art inspitred by Aboriginal Possum Skin Cloaks. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Anah Creet in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70a541b4-c7fb-4ffd-96eb-7bd7df6bd2fc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dwdoHUWw1s
- **2020-09-04**, Christine Anu - Australian Live Performance on Denton (1995). Christine Anu performs live on Australian television in 1995, the year her album Stylin' Up was released. The record put Torres Strait Islander language and rhythm into mainstream Australian pop. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/128401f1-5b5a-43cc-a6c6-98c7f0570214) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTknYgUffHI
- **2020-09-06**, Papunya Artists Men's stories. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c4f66d4-d5dc-4531-a152-97ebbbc323ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hilQutvu28w
- **2020-09-07**, Tjupi Old Car Tjukurrpa. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2eda163c-6ca1-490d-9dfb-5ee46ccd3a29) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImTfTQHXkHo
- **2020-09-25**, Archibald Prize won by Vincent Namatjira with self portrait alongside Adam Goodes \| ABC News. Archibald Prize won by Vincent Namatjira with self portrait alongside Adam Goodes, published by ABC News (Australia). Albert Namatjira was granted citizenship rights in 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3b3fc6f1-5fb2-43f4-a5ba-57f73f23ab2f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP_MJyz5euw
- **2020-09-28**, Virtual Budj Bim Tour - Victoria Nature Festival. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Glenelg Hopkins CMA in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55530f10-a163-4b2d-8315-b80bdff543e3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Ncvt3HicBg
- **2020-09-30**, Celebrating 140 years of a Melbourne Icon. Museums Victoria marks 140 years of the Royal Exhibition Building. It was built for the Melbourne International Exhibition of 1880. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/049638e6-0838-43d9-8b1e-4ff3a1f540cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tvYIrm4wMY
- **2020-10-05**, Archaeologists in Focus. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f6f0ce6-5fb6-4f70-b457-7a318c1f9409) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9ONkjzxdvk
- **2020-10-07**, The Wirangu Seven Sisters creation story \| Walking Together \| ABC Australia. The Wirangu Seven Sisters creation story, published by ABC Australia. The Seven Sisters songline crosses several language groups and was the subject of the National Museum of Australia exhibition curated by Margo Ngawa Neale. Filed as a songlines record, posted by ABC Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de70ea1b-02be-488f-a938-4b132dbeee7e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9pu4fGOp2Y
- **2020-10-13**, Henry Lawson- The Ballad of the Drover read by Thundercloud. A recital of Lawson's The Ballad of the Drover. Lawson and Banjo Paterson conducted a public argument in the Bulletin over whether the bush was romantic or brutal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7e256b0-93d8-4d31-bb72-c13390bd9a57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnWHqkXAOn0
- **2020-10-13**, Acoustics with Eddie Woo \| Maths of the Sydney Opera House \| Episode 1. The teacher Eddie Woo explains the acoustics of the Sydney Opera House. The spherical geometry that solved the roof also shaped the volumes beneath it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc1d0666-8a08-46af-b545-f6d86fce5861) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okuESUX3obA
- **2020-10-24**, Save Our Rivers Corroboree- Brewarrina Fish Traps Oldest man made structure in world. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Wild Beings Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29cc3e76-a03d-4600-9958-4c65fa8680fa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRcmbJ6RLtA
- **2020-10-28**, Seeing Australian History from the North Down - Professor Henry Reynolds. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c2fd7d40-51d9-48ce-9492-9f6637cb4087) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5gQwedeuMTA
- **2020-11-04**, Making the Past Visible, with Prof Lyndall Ryan. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9bef0a16-58d7-4d0b-80c0-7e9b1a84ab41) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rik2XsYAXt8
- **2020-11-05**, Harvesting Bark: Kamarrang Paul Nabulumo and Kamarrang Ken Na-Djungkidj. & Culture and concerning Northern Territory. The art centres of central Arnhem Land are community owned and artist governed. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by Maningrida Arts & Culture in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/122a0ab8-b2ea-4152-9e35-ac82e2c3b921) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vi9jx8_ENvw
- **2020-11-07**, Woomeras with Jared Thomas. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cd2f4705-ada0-487b-a50f-5440d731b119) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wSLA3SIBgY
- **2020-11-09**, Our Club is Your Club. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e6c94189-ba34-47c6-a03a-9830206251a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVUkTv_FO3g
- **2020-11-10**, Wartime Stories from Melbourne's Exhibition Buildings: Dick Thompson. A wartime account of Melbourne's Exhibition Buildings, recorded by Museums Victoria. The halls served as a hospital and as military accommodation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c11dff90-5b9a-4b2e-b849-b24dc008748f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=No-QNt-p-7Q
- **2020-11-12**, MSO Live \| Deborah Cheetham's "Dutala, star filled sky". The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra performs Dutala, star filled sky, by Deborah Cheetham Fraillon. The title is in Yorta Yorta language and the work entered a mainstream orchestral programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a00db13-9adc-4759-ae93-d2cbe526e5da) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5tz-eY9RMuw
- **2020-11-18**, Technology reveals ancient wisdom at Budj Bim. & Climate Action and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The people named here are Gunditjmara. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Department of Energy, Environment & Climate Action in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b98243e1-ad81-47a4-8a6e-649ce9fea225) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-MKbagnoK8
- **2020-11-24**, Ronnie Tjampitjinpa 'Special Edition' exhibition video. 1973 and 1975. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by FireWorks Gallery Brisbane in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76a49eee-180b-4381-9174-ecc9a706af6d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2dlDCpKa-_w
- **2020-11-28**, Australian Merino sheep - the history and origin story \| Rural 75th \| ABC Australia. Australian Merino sheep - the history and origin story, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4246d307-e768-420b-bf41-08b634f395e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxet7rX6CCM
- **2020-11-28**, This builder's dad took over as the Opera House architect \| Restoration Australia. Restoration Australia covers the architect who took over the Sydney Opera House after Utzon left. Peter Hall completed the interiors to a brief that departed substantially from Utzon's drawings. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bef1c02d-49ff-430b-a69b-fbd913e9b770) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vhu1lnBskEs
- **2020-12-01**, Spear Throwers. 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/71e140ca-4b85-4860-8d53-6ccbe9779906) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_q7qlgysec
- **2020-12-14**, 20th Vincent Lingiari Memorial Lecture - A panel discussion hosted by John Paul Janke. 1966 to 1974, led by Vincent Lingiari and the Gurindji. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Charles Darwin University in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/29020c44-ad39-461e-9ece-f9bdcbf9154b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_6HCZkC12k
- **2020-12-16**, Baker Boy - Move (Live from Ulumbarra Theatre). Move, performed live from the Ulumbarra Theatre in Bendigo in 2020. The venue is a working theatre built inside the walls of the former Sandhurst Gaol. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab290908-b5d4-4e9a-abdd-aae4d81826f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1FWDT4Lu2s
- **2020-12-17**, What does it take to be a shearers' cook? \| Landline \| ABC Australia. What does it take to be a shearers' cook, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d0d983d8-868a-4780-b206-f58a46baa17a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tn8FwPK7V08
- **2020-12-18**, Albert Namatjira, Australia's Best Painter (Artists You Should Know 1). ), published by Elsie's Gallery. Albert Namatjira was granted citizenship rights in 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Elsie's Gallery in 2020. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ac0fe0bd-3f3e-47b4-87e0-9a721e4ece7b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ISEvCOTtZw
### 2021
- **2021-01-14**, Australia and the Second World War #AnzacAtHome. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a877b7f6-b381-4d21-8262-0e9f45cc6262) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Du3xsma-RI
- **2021-01-18**, Unlocking 6,000+ Years of History at Budj Bim \| DELWP Campaign Video. Unlocking 6,000+ Years of History at Budj Bim, published by Creativa and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. This record is filed under Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Creativa in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a64ccdd-6fce-4ea7-8537-9eae239f1823) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euGHtljlYIQ
- **2021-01-19**, The iconic Sydney Opera House \| Designing A Legacy. The iconic Sydney Opera House, published by ABC Entertainment and concerning New South Wales. Jørn Utzon resigned on 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2612da06-3d5f-4c02-be50-a6eee0e96f8c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3y_X3_D_is
- **2021-01-19**, Endeavour: Conservation of a Logbook. The State Library of New South Wales conserves a logbook from the Endeavour voyage. Manuscript conservation is slow physical work on paper and ink. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f46cda3a-c4f7-40ed-8e21-e33c0f521623) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjTae1f9FEw
- **2021-01-28**, Teenagers living in a remote community \| Samson & Delilah (2009). A scene from Samson and Delilah showing teenagers in a remote community. The film's dialogue is sparse and much of it is not in English. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d89618d3-8269-4d15-bcd1-d5ac91c06ee4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcLDCNSqimA
- **2021-02-06**, John Mawurndjul: I am the Old and the New. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6869ef1a-d2c5-431a-ba5c-6345b416a8ed) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0sobjlNdj4
- **2021-02-06**, Split Enz Australia Interview. Split Enz interviewed on Australian television. The band formed in Auckland and worked out of Melbourne, and its Australian and New Zealand histories are argued over on both sides of the Tasman. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/129d40c9-2f14-44f7-83df-dc81efbf625a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMIks31rjd4
- **2021-02-07**, Her Majesty's Theatre: A New Beginning - Documentary. A documentary on the rebuilding of Her Majesty's Theatre in Adelaide, reopened in 2020 after major reconstruction behind its retained facade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ce30b7f-03d6-4441-b170-836389c7e789) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ700WPKWWI
- **2021-02-08**, Australian Literature: Representation and identity. A university lecture on Australian literature, representation and identity. Australian literature became a taught university subject relatively late. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90d13eb5-3c2b-4ca7-bc99-05e3e84b1f60) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrmI0sln4VU
- **2021-02-11**, Telling Our Stories - Our Stolen Generations (Aunty Julie Black). ), published by The Healing Foundation. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by The Healing Foundation in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4eab7880-1621-47c6-a2ef-4e20a45b5f05) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Osg9T7wCF1E
- **2021-02-17**, Dreaming Tracks Across Australia - The King of the Mountains. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d3d1f06b-9b8f-47be-b071-a506659414df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEmp0rm9TAA
- **2021-02-18**, Memories of The Wharf: Cate Blanchett & Andrew Upton. Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton recall the Wharf, Sydney Theatre Company's home. They were joint artistic directors from 2008 to 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/00163223-b5f9-4ac4-886c-2d35a04bd371) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWxGO_v1t-M
- **2021-02-19**, The Union Buries Its Dead (Henry Lawson story). ), published by Anton's AUDIO ARCHIVE (social history). Henry Lawson wrote the bush stories that shaped the settler national type. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by Anton's AUDIO ARCHIVE (social history) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b2007cde-6804-4b5b-85ed-17554ff249a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pIosuyv9IKQ
- **2021-02-20**, 1967 HITS ARCHIVE: Friday On My Mind - Easybeats (mono). Friday On My Mind by the Easybeats, released in 1966. The band members met in a Sydney migrant hostel, and the song was recorded in London after the group moved there. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0b2d1ea0-1278-42b7-b571-dece45f15662) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDx1yU4EcwI
- **2021-03-04**, Wartime Stories from Melbourne's Exhibition Buildings: Frank Walsh. A second wartime recollection of the Melbourne Exhibition Buildings collected by Museums Victoria. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/136cf79c-08df-49bc-ace1-8341fc1a20f0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvltJ79KyI4
- **2021-03-10**, Pioneering Indigenous artist Kumantje Nelson Jagamara remembered in Alice Springs \| ABC News. Pioneering Indigenous artist Kumantje Nelson Jagamara remembered in Alice Springs, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aab5b9e1-3cbe-4201-ad75-4a76b3e0f61a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzk4Q6as_Qw
- **2021-03-23**, Lady Eileen Hudson TBM event. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ece64288-b0ab-4cb9-bf5e-8a16e04b7bd5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDTRevQvgeo
- **2021-03-27**, Australian National Anthem - 'Advance Australia Fair' (EN). A recording of Advance Australia Fair, adopted as the national anthem in 1984 after a national poll. Peter Dodds McCormick wrote it in the 1870s, and the words have been altered since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9c5488ca-7acc-4883-bf58-b15ac18d9de1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxfkt9qhYTo
- **2021-04-06**, Tarnanthi 2020 - Maningrida. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2c9b36bf-05a2-4b00-99c5-2b0fa8b87967) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEkbfFDjwqE
- **2021-04-11**, Exploring Budj Bim National Park, Victoria.. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Brett and Amber in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af75d1d4-2872-423e-9a9a-4f05e8d6aec6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbsEEveRl3A
- **2021-04-15**, 30 Years on: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody \| NITV News: Special Edition. 30 Years on: Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, published by NITV. The Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody reported in 1991. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/700437a4-084c-4fe9-97b1-7e7d81dcb43a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYiAwm7xUfs
- **2021-04-15**, Geoffrey Dr G. Yunupingu & Sydney Symphony Orchestra win Best Soundtrack Album \| 2014 ARIA Awards. ARIA presents the award for Best Soundtrack Album to a recording made with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. The album was released after the singer's death in 2017 and was credited as Dr G. Yunupingu. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a4e21acb-f339-4cdb-916e-4000b81b2315) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=723kihTZjCI
- **2021-04-21**, War vehicle collection brings Vietnam Vets back together \| Anzac Day 2021 \| ABC Australia. War vehicle collection brings Vietnam Vets back together, published by ABC Australia. Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2f945efd-16c7-49e6-92de-14dbfbad9064) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_kIVYf_7MP4
- **2021-04-22**, Building a bushranger: Relocating Ned Kelly's armour. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by State Library Victoria in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e5429d5-8311-4b97-a338-1f4e86b92042) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHH8FRsh0Xo
- **2021-04-23**, 'We became a nation the day we landed on Gallipoli' \| Anzac day 2021 \| ABC Australia. 'We became a nation the day we landed on Gallipoli', published by ABC Australia. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9485ef13-74bb-47a5-9683-03fc16fe4328) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuvpgNQC_44
- **2021-04-23**, Badu Gili: Wonder Women [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20282ee7-323d-4075-a172-def3ba911556) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzkSiJ343DI
- **2021-04-24**, Reflection – Lest We Forget \| Anzac Day 2021 \| ABC Australia. Reflection , Lest We Forget, published by ABC Australia. Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/022f1c16-28fa-4e69-8e8c-edfc8689249f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyEZkqWKm_8
- **2021-04-27**, SBS Small Business Secrets - My Dilly Bag. 1980, and NITV began free-to-air broadcasts under SBS in 2012. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Indigenous Business Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d4f892c-4103-450a-a648-24ff386d6260) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bI9ROrLbjs
- **2021-04-27**, Seven Sisters songlines tour with Margo Neale \| Songlines & Lead Indigenous curator, NMA. Seven Sisters songlines tour with Margo Neale, published by Western Australian Museum. The Seven Sisters songline crosses several language groups and was the subject of the National Museum of Australia exhibition curated by Margo Ngawa Neale. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Western Australian Museum in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee7c4ebb-d812-48f2-942e-3351e9e5c964) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3f1AMyIS9E
- **2021-04-30**, Alfred Deakin: Founding Father of the Australian Federation. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45353651-e5dc-401e-a74c-43032cde604b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Lda0OX37Q
- **2021-05-02**, Aboriginal people are calling for more recognition of Australian Frontier Wars \| The Point \| NITV. Aboriginal people are calling for more recognition of Australian Frontier Wars, published by NITV. Estimates of Aboriginal deaths on the frontier range from 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6cb5e2ed-043f-4157-a362-cd5ab1f00b7f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qAOZFh7eSQ
- **2021-05-03**, Aboriginal Performance at WAAPA. Aboriginal Performance at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts, a training course that prepares First Nations performers for professional work. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/685fa0fc-acc2-486c-b5d8-e7ca72e11f40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB_t8OJvwyk
- **2021-05-06**, Aussies 2021 \| March Past. Aussies 2021, published by Surf Life Saving Australia. The Bondi Surf Bathers Life Saving Club formed in 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/31f9ea9e-285c-4f8e-8101-9aeeb4b2051e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmzMnPDjnX8
- **2021-05-06**, Budj Bim. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by WikiReader in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77743782-a787-473d-9e93-4e647d705210) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XC9NGwVgy7s
- **2021-05-07**, The Man From Snowy River By A B Banjo Paterson Australian Bush Ballad Rare 45 rpm Vinyl. A rare recording of The Man from Snowy River presented as an Australian bush ballad. The bush ballad tradition circulated orally and in newspapers before it was collected in books. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62425284-fed2-45af-9619-5707a19049a8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bv0WOoQhJVE
- **2021-05-08**, TJUKURPA. 2023 retrospective. The material concerns Aṉangu Country. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Aboriginal Art UK in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21c331d2-012b-4300-97af-cc3891a79276) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dqYXdptMgs
- **2021-05-14**, The Man from Snowy River by Banjo Patterson. A reading of The Man from Snowy River. The poem was adapted into a 1982 film that was among the highest grossing Australian releases of its time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ed36a21-e0a7-44ad-b0a2-e359405b5e00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2mpxPrNvoGU
- **2021-05-16**, The recording of the Parramatta Female Factory webinar. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by MHNSW - State Archives Collection in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b2b2dbb4-3e1e-4c6a-be7a-90f8b03f58b9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yx0FlUZIblo
- **2021-05-19**, Discover Sydney's Hyde Park Barracks. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Museums of History NSW in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f93ced73-348b-4985-8393-5f62c5a2d5aa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6PooY4ECrA
- **2021-05-27**, Ziggy Ramo \| "Little Things" feat. Paul Kelly. Ziggy Ramo performs Little Things with Paul Kelly at the Sydney Opera House. Ramo rewrote the Gurindji song with new verses about ongoing injustice. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/649190a9-46b8-46f3-9950-f76b9133af7e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk6dgf0EnmU
- **2021-05-31**, Original 'Pub With No Beer' for sale, now with plenty of amber liquid \| ABC News. ABC News reports the sale of the hotel that inspired Slim Dusty's A Pub With No Beer. The 1957 single was the first Australian record to sell a million copies internationally, according to the ABC report. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/87048b25-7fc7-46e6-99c4-2b38110b181e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9bLiXiDdNs
- **2021-06-10**, The Birpai community is fighting for acknowledgment of Blackmans Point massacre \| The Point \| NITV. The Birpai community is fighting for acknowledgment of Blackmans Point massacre, published by NITV. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ad3f744a-10cf-4e29-b4d5-e8c23f35b132) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iw8VIQ2a-so
- **2021-06-10**, David Gulpilil Mural. A mural of David Gulpilil. Public artworks of the actor appeared in several Australian cities after his death. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6243226b-97eb-4f88-9148-44f2a07602e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1jN6mp-o5U
- **2021-06-11**, 1960s Sydney Harbour, Sydney Opera House Under Construction, 8mm. Amateur 8mm footage of Sydney Harbour in the 1960s with the Opera House shells under construction. The roof was the part of the project that consumed the most time and money. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/02f3c861-690e-4b57-ac62-e297c6e68c0e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lyK0SiCMAU
- **2021**, Colour bands in an ochre seam. A close view of layered ochre in a range of earthy colours from white through yellow and orange to red and brown. Ochre is iron oxide bearing clay, and the colour depends on the mineral and on whether it has been heated. It was used as paint on bark, rock and skin, as a coating that protected wooden weapons from termites, and as a medicine. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/293592a1-bd59-450e-b4fa-a3bf1dc7f9e4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ochres_Pits.jpg
- **2021**, Rock art at Burrungkuy. Painted panels at Burrungkuy in Kakadu National Park, a site also recorded under the name Nourlangie. The shelter was used over thousands of years and the visible paintings represent only the most recent layers, since earlier work was covered as artists painted over it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/081b36dc-433b-4531-87ba-f4da2aca8b26) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Burrungkuy_(Nourlangie)_rock_art,_Northern_Territory,_01.jpg
- **2021**, Mural at the Logan Art Gallery. A mural on the eastern wall of the Logan City Council art gallery in Logan Central, Queensland, photographed in 2021. Logan has one of the largest urban Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations in the state. The gallery commissions local artists for the wall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/99ce3d7e-b763-4de3-828e-36becc9de018) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Logan_City_Council_Art_Gallery_mural.jpg
- **2021**, Invasion Day rally in Melbourne. Marchers at the Invasion Day rally held in Melbourne on 26 January 2021. Rallies under that name have been held on the national day since the bicentenary protests of 1988, and Melbourne's have drawn tens of thousands. The date marks the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in 1788. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8c9139fb-a9a1-4c41-8dfd-b3b0127feec8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Invasion_Day_Melbourne_2021_(50877120551).jpg
- **2021**, Old Tillellan shearing shed, Arthur River. The state heritage listed Piesse's shearing shed at Arthur River in the Western Australian wheatbelt, known as Old Tillellan. The Piesse family were among the pastoralists who opened the district before wheat displaced much of the grazing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa1466ed-0a01-4842-86e0-a40bf2f2cb54) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Tillellan_(Piesse%27s)_Shearing_Shed,_Arthur_River,_April_2021_02.jpg
- **2021**, Shine Dome exterior. The Shine Dome at the Australian Academy of Science in Canberra. It was among the first buildings in the country given heritage protection for its modernism. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/23b50f73-8c47-4191-a887-9197c68f57f1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shine_Dome,_May_2021.jpg
- **2021**, Delwood Beach on the harbour side. A small harbour beach on the walk from Manly wharf towards Fairlight, looking back into Sydney Harbour. Manly has ocean surf on one side and flat harbour water on the other, a few hundred metres apart. The contrast shaped how the suburb was sold from the 1850s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/71e9b6a7-94ea-41d8-878e-f6e1cb9d088e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Delwood_Beach_at_Manly_Cove.jpg
- **2021**, Point Lookout on Minjerribah. The club seen from the gorge walk on the eastern headland at Point Lookout, North Stradbroke Island. The island is Minjerribah in Quandamooka language. The headland gives a view straight down onto the surf breaks below. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d798906-aa7d-42db-90a6-723a94ceb2cc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Point_Lookout_Surf_Life_Saving_Club.jpg
- **2021**, Queensland Theatre building. The Queensland Theatre building in South Brisbane. The company was founded in 1969 as the state's professional theatre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e87558b-c386-4f3c-96fd-9cb5f3c3ba86) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queensland_Theatre_Company,_Brisbane_1,_South_Brisbane,_2021.jpg
- **2021**, The Millbank embarkation steps. A surviving buttress on the Thames marks the head of the river steps at Millbank prison, opened in 1816 and closed in 1890. Prisoners under sentence of transportation boarded here until 1867. The plaque is the only trace left of the departure point. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ebc776d6-4f85-40d9-96bc-a89f60e05e7e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Near_this_site_stood_Millbank_Prison.jpg
- **2021**, Former Austral Picture Theatre. The former Austral Picture Theatre on Johnston Street at Collingwood in Melbourne. Hundreds of Australian suburban cinemas survive as shops, churches and warehouses. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f888ef5-5833-480c-b10a-764a1a58105e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Former_Austral_Picture_Theatre_Collingwood.jpg
- **2021-06-26**, Indigenous Artist Light Projections At The Sydney Opera House \| Art Works. ABC's Art Works covers First Nations light projections onto the Sydney Opera House. Bennelong Point is named after Woollarawarre Bennelong, a Wangal man taken by the colonists in 1789. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bc61f15d-0c82-4bda-a7ad-701e713e7ceb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kju1jR9QJfA
- **2021-07-04**, Rare footage of David Gulpilil dancing, 1979. Rare 1979 footage of David Gulpilil dancing, held by the National Film and Sound Archive. Gulpilil was a Yolngu ceremonial dancer before Nicolas Roeg cast him in Walkabout in 1971. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c54595a7-57be-426d-b750-9da7153f7fef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uo-3-wNYjGI
- **2021-07-05**, Concert Hall Renewal: In the midst of construction \| Decade of Renewal. Construction inside the Concert Hall during the renewal. Acoustic reflectors, new seating and a revised stage were installed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/917df6dc-e90d-41fb-8158-284b16452bf6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqb8Cv0GnqM
- **2021-07-05**, A time capsule of the past provides a glimpse into David Gulpilil's early years \| ABC News. ABC News reports on archival footage of David Gulpilil's early years. He was born at Marwuyu in Arnhem Land and grew up speaking Mandalpingu. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffa21a9f-3b9e-4fc6-a0c5-aeb29113b020) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgMWRvPoYWQ
- **2021-07-07**, Using Wadawurrung ochre in art – Deanne Gilson \| Heal Country \| NAIDOC Week \| ABC Australia. Using Wadawurrung ochre in art , Deanne Gilson, published by ABC Australia and concerning Victoria. NAIDOC Week is observed nationally each July. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e90bd296-3f8c-451e-b603-f9b1711b4c56) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlmJHcTmwEg
- **2021-07-08**, My Island Home - Christine Anu (Live at Australian of the Year Awards 2021). My Island Home performed at the Australian of the Year Awards in 2021. The song has been sung by Warumpi Band, by Christine Anu and at two national ceremonies, and it now carries meanings well beyond its Elcho Island origin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40c04d04-32d7-457c-b691-13d4e2687a5a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em15wfmwWJI
- **2021-07-09**, Curator's Choice: Incunabula. A State Library of New South Wales curator on incunabula, books printed before 1501. Australian institutions hold significant early European printing alongside their local collections. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2daf9714-5c00-4a04-8d74-096d13d04b17) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXlqy7dEbVA
- **2021-07-11**, How the Australian Ballet was saved \| And We Danced. ABC's And We Danced on how the Australian Ballet was saved. The company was founded in 1962 and has faced repeated financial crises. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ec0ed0b-2dc4-4724-98b7-b61f1d2b4edc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_J87lX9mfM
- **2021-07-16**, AFL legend Gilbert McAdam calls out racism in Australia \| YOKAYI Footy \| NITV. AFL legend Gilbert McAdam calls out racism in Australia, published by NITV. The influence of Marn Grook on Australian football is rejected by Gillian Hibbins, Mark Pennings and Trevor Ruddell, and is presented here as a dispute rather than a fact. Filed as a sport record, posted by NITV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/407f6893-71e7-49f5-9c56-719f67927b9d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAKMvKy1KPU
- **2021-07-17**, Cancelled: The book Australia banned. SBS's The Feed on a book banned in Australia. Australian censorship was among the strictest in the English speaking world until the 1970s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60869c02-bbde-4295-b5bf-1f6a1ba1ce76) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1n_ca1ARbA
- **2021-07-18**, Ned Kelly’s armour: a suit becomes a symbol. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by State Library Victoria in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/24e0dd73-6f3a-446d-beea-ce746055782e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HzU4LvYsvIE
- **2021-07-19**, What is a surf lifesaver?. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving NSW in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/264b5af8-4f8d-4e3a-af8a-fe0cb8f7efff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fhpxYTfcbs
- **2021-07-20**, New Colombo Plan High Achievers Scholarship Program. 1950. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by University of Tasmania in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70b91eaf-a528-4c5c-914a-66853f3bf0eb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfiGny7cIIE
- **2021-07-21**, Why Australian ballet dancers went on strike in the 80s \| And We Danced. ABC's And We Danced on the Australian Ballet dancers' strike of the 1980s. The dispute was over pay and conditions in a company where careers are short. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9749d666-9ad8-4991-b63c-9da649b82cbe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_HYJUiYTIw
- **2021-08-09**, Stolen Generations \| One Family's Story part 2 \| ABC Australia. Stolen Generations, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1bffd076-f520-4a8d-b916-317a7ff59075) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mv0J3fxBFio
- **2021-08-18**, Adagio \| 2020. The Australian Ballet School performs Adagio. The school in Melbourne is the company's main source of dancers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/59d57454-b937-4b57-9d20-1df3b505f74e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfnWQea2Pns
- **2021-08-23**, Vincent Lingiari - Legend of Australia. 1966 to 1974, led by Vincent Lingiari and the Gurindji. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Foundation for Indigenous Sustainable Health in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/356d89aa-865d-4453-98e6-d8c165ae4412) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9mlSr5T-QhQ
- **2021-08-24**, Blackbirding descendants fight for Australian South Sea Islander recognition \| ABC Australia. Blackbirding descendants fight for Australian South Sea Islander recognition, published by ABC Australia and concerning Queensland. The Pacific Island Labourers Act 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ABC Australia in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/396877d8-7a1e-43f8-94a0-06ff236de481) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GL731vwhW18
- **2021-09-01**, Kids tour and history behind Australia's most famous building, the Sydney Opera House. A tour of the building made for children by the Sydney Opera House. The roof is clad in over a million Swedish made tiles in two finishes, glossy and matt. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dc645182-2d26-4454-bf33-fecae74667b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ilK5oMXtB64
- **2021-09-07**, The Yellow Book - Sydney Opera House. 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by MHNSW - State Archives Collection in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c33e94d-9af0-4a50-b4e4-821e91df172d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4sRtYnk2BA
- **2021-09-10**, Celebrating 50 years of the Papunya art movement \| ABC News. Celebrating 50 years of the Papunya art movement, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d1fdecc-20cf-4ab9-aa82-11d743f2e318) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZLLVRSLRgI
- **2021-09-24**, TAL 2021 Lecture Programme - Guided tour of Songlines: Tracking the Seven Sisters exhibition. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f366dee5-eac3-49ba-9725-c0a06c891f1e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Evzg2iCBFj4
- **2021-09-28**, Baker Boy , AFL Grand Final Performance \| 2021. The 2021 AFL Grand Final performance, played in Perth after the match was moved from Melbourne. Baker Boy raps in Yolngu Matha, a language with several thousand speakers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c6dd6cb3-f0cf-439e-83f7-e1e9c531fd44) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tauYZ0Df6JA
- **2021-09-30**, David Williamson chronicles his own extraordinary life in memoir \| 7.30. David Williamson discusses his memoir on ABC's 7.30. His first plays emerged from the alternative theatre scene of the early 1970s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2370f10-56c3-44bb-8d21-409ec26b59f1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1yjjZBjWNM
- **2021-10-03**, Not Quite Hollywood. "Batshit Crazy" documentary on Australian Exploitation Cinema.. A segment from Not Quite Hollywood, the documentary on Australian exploitation cinema of the 1970s and 1980s. It recovered a body of films that official film histories had passed over. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b018090c-d091-4e84-bd28-59d68480958e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ok3IfyUJVrA
- **2021-10-04**, Behind the Wheel: 1934 Ford Coupe Ute Hot Rod. 1934. Filed as a vernacular record, from footage of 1934 held by National Motor Museum Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/72149388-a92f-4a6c-9e28-aa47d7dcb353) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODx-bRpAy0g
- **2021-10-11**, One woman is revealing the stories of convicts, settlers buried on the Isle of the Dead \| ABC News. One woman is revealing the stories of convicts, settlers buried on the Isle of the Dead, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f8417d53-3ee9-4768-b58a-68479b982ebd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXOPCPjxaG4
- **2021-10-17**, Yothu Yindi's legacy lives on in Arnhem Land band King Stingray \| ABC News. King Stingray, formed in north east Arnhem Land, is presented by ABC News as carrying the Yothu Yindi lineage into a new generation. Members of the band are related to the founders of the earlier group. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/094521e9-2685-4d4c-87f2-40902a777dc8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOLSFDtpRFo
- **2021-10-20**, A prolific Indigenous artist from north-east Arnhem Land has died \| ABC News. A prolific Indigenous artist from north-east Arnhem Land has died, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. This record is filed under Yolŋu Country. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f85bfec3-01bb-4f4f-a83e-31fd0cadc412) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHQ6gVsan30
- **2021-10-26**, The Conflict at Risdon Cove 1804. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. The footage depicts events of 1804. Filed as a frontier record, from footage of 1804 held by Justa QuietAustralian. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6df4c0da-de95-42fa-a468-6fb631368587) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75r5mGHeXp0
- **2021-10-31**, 'Substantial amount of money' hidden at Port Arthur convicts' workshop \| ABC News. 'Substantial amount of money' hidden at Port Arthur convicts' workshop, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/efb8e2e9-4ae9-4f84-8ce0-ce8ded4bdf00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edF-67qCTFc
- **2021-10-31**, Is Australian country music misunderstood? \| Going Country. ABC's Going Country asks whether Australian country music is misunderstood. The Tamworth Country Music Festival has run each January since 1973 and is the largest gathering of the genre in the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a593e54-97b4-4097-a45a-eb3d17909aff) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNtGXG4YZ-M
- **2021-11-02**, George Tjungurrayi, Artists Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. The material concerns Pintupi Country. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/50f3c818-0f9b-4ab4-aad0-c6494b463941) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lwp9EthzRQ
- **2021-11-02**, Matthew Tjapangati, Papunya Tula Artists. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c510e3ea-edb2-4f8a-94f2-39aa01b2c91c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EHVdEarFVo
- **2021-11-02**, Women Artists of Papunya Tula Artists Pty Ltd Collaboration. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ed333199-df15-4224-8afe-0dbac8ab543d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J90aRQ82Ue8
- **2021-11-07**, Dr Piers Kelly, "The linguistics of message sticks", University of Melbourne. 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1b7f2e3-acf8-46a7-bc7d-79069ea9a254) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KaF3XiC43s
- **2021-11-11**, Behind the scenes of Julius Caesar at Sydney Theatre Company. Behind the scenes on Julius Caesar at Sydney Theatre Company. The company programmes classics alongside new Australian writing. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/efbae676-68f4-4c78-bfd4-1de2b35fd76a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N81-UsctPzw
- **2021-11-13**, CIAF Weaving Workshop: Rion Savage. (CIAF) and concerning Queensland. Fibre work and weaving traditions continue across many nations. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Cairns Indigenous Art Fair (CIAF) in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/547c37f2-8efd-4e07-aa3e-ab8e5214df39) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0gv8TCwQic
- **2021-11-17**, Yothu Yindi celebrates 30 years of 'Treaty' through a new publication l ABC News. ABC News marks thirty years of Treaty with a new publication about the song and the band. Yothu Yindi released the track in 1991 and the Filthy Lucre remix carried it into clubs and onto radio worldwide. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33d0e92c-e228-4eda-a084-5b289601c5dc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2bpAty2peg
- **2021-11-18**, Brighter Together Projection Mapping: Papunya Tula Artists. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Kluge, Ruhe Aboriginal Art Collection in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8849e919-221a-4eb7-9b34-f46cc50e776a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evrmnZ2S6xc
- **2021-11-22**, Introducing the Sydney Opera House's newest venue, the Centre for Creativity \| Decade of Renewal. The Sydney Opera House introduces its Centre for Creativity, a venue created within the building during the renewal programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bf9cd79b-3af7-49fb-a00f-807d5b724cdd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7yuhEWsBTE
- **2021-11-23**, Sydney Opera House has new interactive performance space \| ABC News. ABC News covers a new interactive performance space at the Sydney Opera House. The building has added venues inside its existing envelope rather than extending outward. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7b35cf02-dc51-4503-aac4-60e9e654fdae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDwLK13Rt6w
- **2021-12-02**, Stephen Page to step down as Bangarra artistic director, passing torch to Frances Rings \| ABC News. ABC News reports Stephen Page stepping down as Bangarra's artistic director in 2021. The company was founded in 1989 and is Australia's leading First Nations dance theatre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a475c359-3536-407b-a14a-8fb66d46b31e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P04995AVsvU
- **2021-12-04**, Famed Australian Indigenous actor David Gulpilil dies at 68. AP Archive reports the death of David Gulpilil in 2021 at the age of 68. Tandanya issued a statement in December 2021 permitting continued use of his name and image. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/53c4fc9d-544c-4ef8-845f-2092cdebfc29) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkfbYAP4vPs
- **2021-12-06**, Dance of the Snowflakes \| Sir Peter Wright's The Nutcracker \| The Australian Ballet. Dance of the Snowflakes from the Australian Ballet's Nutcracker. The Christmas Nutcracker season underwrites much of the year's programming. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8294e657-26cd-4730-ac1a-84d018681d77) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSSiX70mgtw
- **2021-12-08**, TBM Kirsten commissioning. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dcd175b1-d151-41c1-983d-16b22242e540) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=of9i89UhzWs
- **2021-12-10**, Bangarra Dance Theatre's Stephen Page reflects on 30 years of creating \| The Drum. Stephen Page reflects on thirty years leading Bangarra Dance Theatre. A Nunukul man, he directed the company from 1991 and built a repertoire drawn from First Nations stories told with the consent of the communities involved. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c106ee34-3bad-4fcf-870a-0b421547c242) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hi6U1arUaGw
- **2021-12-14**, Mystery Tour: Sidney Nolan's Ned Kelly series. 11 November 1880, aged 25. His armour, made from stolen plough mouldboards, is held at State Library Victoria. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery in 2021. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd8db8b5-e121-4cc2-90f4-7bf9843153fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuH6erfs3v4
- **2021-12-17**, Bringing underrepresented Australian women authors into the spotlight \| Art Works. ABC's Art Works on bringing under-recognised Australian women authors back into print. Writers including Christina Stead were long out of print in their own country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/30fe3f5e-688a-4fc8-9165-01d491359c9c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6mBhyQqIzE
### 2022
- **2022-01-04**, Bodyline: The science, sportsmanship and politics of the most infamous Ashes cricket series \| ABC. Bodyline: The science, sportsmanship and politics of the most infamous Ashes cricket series, published by ABC Australia. The Bodyline series of 1932 and 1933 used short-pitched leg-theory bowling against Bradman. Filed as a sport record, posted by ABC Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eda1d8a9-28aa-464d-9e79-3d50aba74b13) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ut5fDUH6b18
- **2022-01-05**, Playwright David Williamson recalls his fondest summer memories \| 7.30. David Williamson recalls his summers on ABC's 7.30. He is Australia's most performed playwright, with Don's Party, The Removalists and Emerald City among his works. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/46e427b0-c523-4ed4-9f79-4ad264978f2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJvGv1BJ3KE
- **2022-01-07**, The Mystery of Mungo Man and Mungo Lady - The skeletons that rewrote human history. 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by History Skills in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/834cb676-a115-4c7d-9f3c-b8f1eca4a3fb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IVrH5cpwMc
- **2022-01-07**, Tears and pride as David Gulpilil returns to Arnhem Land \| ABC News. ABC News covers David Gulpilil's return to Arnhem Land after his death in 2021. His family and community gave public permission for his name and image to continue to be used. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/04d82746-4926-444b-82ad-d1fe9bf1845b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2x3g09x-ag
- **2022-01-12**, The reason Gallipoli failed. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Imperial War Museums in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/000b3fef-e72a-45fc-928a-af48854b12e9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5TJc42rm3s
- **2022-01-20**, Trailblazers of Australian cinema celebrated in new exhibit at Film and Sound Archive \| ABC News. ABC News covers an exhibition at the National Film and Sound Archive on the trailblazers of Australian cinema. The NFSA holds the national audiovisual collection in Canberra. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5d11a8a-c3df-4f87-9eb8-669105566e1b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VswULzExvko
- **2022-01-22**, Araatika! Rise Up \| Always Was, Always Will Be \| NITV. NITV presents Araatika, a project bringing First Nations dance into rugby league pre match ritual. The performances are made for public presentation by the performers themselves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/43873a14-c786-4a2c-8433-d9f75e0b0664) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GZcqfonf4g0
- **2022-01-23**, Song Of Hope by Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Geoff Whitehead. A setting of Song of Hope by Oodgeroo Noonuccal, a Noonuccal woman from Minjerribah. Her 1964 collection We Are Going was the first book of poetry published by an Aboriginal writer in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0293df2a-c18c-4a66-921c-602e8dd451e6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9RscJ4ue5Q
- **2022-01-26**, From beach celebrations to 'Invasion Day' protests, January 26 draws mixed emotions in WA \| ABC NEWS. From beach celebrations to 'Invasion Day' protests, January 26 draws mixed emotions in WA, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Western Australia. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1667d653-89d0-4749-8d3f-cb24b83e1902) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7o9eLUfbuM
- **2022-01-26**, First Nations people reflect on Australia Day and our national identity \| 7.30. First Nations people reflect on Australia Day and our national identity, published by ABC News (Australia). 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9682e630-1cac-4b6e-9e36-a22c90a2e978) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERPeYonlAeA
- **2022-02-03**, A montage of Molly Meldrum's evolving hat situation on Countdown 📷🤠 \| RetroFocus \| ABC Australia. An ABC RetroFocus montage of the Countdown host's hats across the show's run. The hat became as recognisable as the programme itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d58dd374-5160-43e7-b942-6c691edfe516) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBeteGiV2dQ
- **2022-02-03**, Midnight Oil - Lucky Country (triple j Live At The Wireless - Capitol Theatre, Sydney 1982). Midnight Oil perform Lucky Country at the Capitol Theatre in Sydney for triple j's Live At The Wireless. The band's frontman later served as a federal environment minister. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ede4221c-24b5-4f88-89bd-127a590b15eb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJWlFkaLBPA
- **2022-02-07**, How much do you know about the Black War? Walking tour exposes Hobart's 'true history' \| ABC News. How much do you know about the Black War, Walking tour exposes Hobart's 'true history', published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a25f2e9e-ef78-4323-a52a-3a1d718ffb1f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iHBBTMNRLY
- **2022-02-17**, In the Studio: Anna Karenina Pas de Trois Rehearsal \| The Australian Ballet. A pas de trois rehearsal from the Australian Ballet's Anna Karenina. Rehearsal periods for a full length work run for weeks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5af21f94-7a8c-43fb-bed8-864f57adc7cf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIgrlYV4hS8
- **2022-02-24**, AFLW Full Match - Brisbane Lions vs Melbourne Demons - AFLW Round 7 2022. 's and concerning Victoria. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40b2533f-2837-46d5-9acd-417d1970e982) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yX04CSgmynE
- **2022-02-28**, 100 Years The Australian Story Episode Two Rise and Fall of White Australia Policy. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d9054b4-2836-45f7-aa9b-7ae4002794b8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDv6c7RoJRo
- **2022-03-09**, The Wider Earth - Behind the Scenes. Behind the scenes at the Theatre Royal Hobart. The Georgian auditorium has been restored several times since 1837. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/25616afa-f21c-4c04-8a4b-76ac2077e32c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hay_R1HcuNQ
- **2022-03-28**, Brisbane v Collingwood - AFLW 2022 Match Replay - Qualifying Final. 's and concerning Queensland. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/74a12859-b5d4-471b-b8d8-077f959a686d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm9LreNey9g
- **2022-04-06**, Mungo Man and Mungo Lady to be reburied in unmarked graves \| ABC News. Mungo Man and Mungo Lady to be reburied in unmarked graves, published by ABC News (Australia). The Willandra Lakes remains are dated to about 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6e414712-cdfd-43b7-bbd1-89b81bb50ed3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syrQWAzu-o4
- **2022-04-12**, 2022 AFLW Grand Final - Adelaide Crows vs Melbourne Demons. 's and concerning Victoria. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/63e12083-2407-435e-9d94-0232d98d410e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYQQrPnz6DE
- **2022-04-13**, Remains of Mungo Man and Lady finally laid to rest \| The Point \| NITV. Remains of Mungo Man and Lady finally laid to rest, published by NITV. The Willandra Lakes remains are dated to about 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by NITV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/395e757a-aa1d-4db4-9f6a-9dd8d407f0d5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lArZgPgs6R4
- **2022-04-16**, Tamworth Country Music Festival, 50 years of music 🎸🤠 \| ABC Australia. Tamworth Country Music Festival, 50 years of music 🎸🤠, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16981aff-a09b-4cbb-85f4-930cfe53a767) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSYRy-hlNy0
- **2022-04-23**, Bombing of Darwin survivor remembers the day WWII came to Australia \| Anzac Stories \| ABC Australia. Bombing of Darwin survivor remembers the day WWII came to Australia, published by ABC Australia and concerning Northern Territory. The first raid on Darwin came on 19 February 1942, with the official death toll given as 236 and historians proposing a range up to about 297. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/66bb8d07-2325-467c-b24d-c18b74c81f70) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vAT1JduSGw
- **2022-04-24**, 'Why did he sign up?': Historian uncovers his own family's Anzac past \| ABC News. 'Why did he sign up?': Historian uncovers his own family's Anzac past, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4906f462-bac4-402c-8ac3-369c59d0e929) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOLmzGHabv0
- **2022-04-24**, The changing traditions of Anzac Day \| The Many Days of Anzac. The changing traditions of Anzac Day, published by ABC Entertainment. Australian prisoners of war were held by Japan in Changi and on the Burma railway. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/580f9a64-1560-41da-bf52-f9c824c21290) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-kE_HALNtkc
- **2022-04-26**, Port Arthur: Australia's Infamous Penal Colony. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Geographics in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/082b269a-c69e-47e6-8dc9-6032517a5ca2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2chUrsGLMc
- **2022-04-26**, In the Studio: Kunstkamer Ensemble Rehearsal \| The Australian Ballet. An ensemble rehearsal for Kunstkamer at the Australian Ballet. Studio footage shows the working process behind a finished performance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/81160fbb-19cc-4c42-acab-4d31e11856eb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nh8lM858NTc
- **2022-04-29**, Aussies 2022 \| Open Male Surf Boat Final. Aussies 2022, published by Surf Life Saving Australia. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/21824105-0d0f-4813-b55d-d117a34145be) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJRY5figN3Q
- **2022-05-06**, Sydney Opera House upgrade nears completion on the dawn of it's 50th anniversary \| ABC News. ABC News reports the upgrade nearing completion before the fiftieth anniversary. The Concert Hall works ran from 2020 to 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f0814c7-4ef4-4321-ba02-8ab7f2bb82e5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ex9sfiE1XbM
- **2022-05-09**, Bon Scott's High Voltage life as AC/DC front man \| On the Brink full documentary \| Australian Story. Bon Scott's High Voltage life as AC/DC front man, published by ABC News In-depth. AC/DC formed in Sydney in November 1973; Bon Scott died on 19 February 1980. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6bac4a9b-a992-42a1-a212-c35d1d60aca9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9HZdQGoFjqQ
- **2022-05-11**, Full interview: AC/DC's Brian Johnson talks meeting Bon Scott, joining the band \| Australian Story. Full interview: AC/DC's Brian Johnson talks meeting Bon Scott, joining the band, published by ABC News In-depth. AC/DC formed in Sydney in November 1973; Bon Scott died on 19 February 1980. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d8a648b-d1d1-4d43-8087-9a8e2c27591e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykYvCQ0DT0M
- **2022-05-12**, Mr Gurruwiwi, globally-renowned master of the yidaki, dies in Arnhem Land \| ABC News. Mr Gurruwiwi, globally-renowned master of the yidaki, dies in Arnhem Land, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The instrument is northern rather than pan-Australian, and Kakadu rock art dating suggests use for less than 1,000 years, with a documented maximum of about 1,500. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/351236b5-20ea-4381-9465-1db874100980) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtTFL5bylWk
- **2022-05-18**, How important is surf lifesaving to the community?. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea8a1c39-652a-4ecf-8e57-8cd77fa819f4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cClVjhMhMQY
- **2022-05-18**, Christine Amphlett - Divinyls - 7:30 Interview. A 7.30 interview with the Divinyls singer. She was later diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and breast cancer, and died in 2013. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f253d8bf-e705-4727-af57-6fba13346de0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPprvj5lOMs
- **2022-05-19**, Making a living on the plains, Stone tools and archaeology of Aboriginal societies. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fc81dfae-1046-4791-a99a-7387ed874abd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0KjFe9jVUA
- **2022-05-21**, Dreamtime at the 'G \| Richmond v Essendon Highlights \| Round 10, 2022 \| AFL. Dreamtime at the 'G, published by AFL. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20c9ac62-7fb4-4ca8-8d0e-4ccc356568ad) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VCZ2twX4eZQ
- **2022-05-23**, Megan Davis explains the Uluru Statement from the Heart \| Living Black \| NITV. Megan Davis explains the Uluru Statement from the Heart, published by NITV and concerning Northern Territory. Uluru stands 348 metres above the surrounding plain, and Aṉangu are its Traditional Owners. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c63f3c0d-df28-41f6-9ab7-46633b07e116) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-dsCJGdY9Lc
- **2022-05-23**, Colonial Frontier Massacres in Australia research. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by University of Newcastle, Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ecfc9a81-9008-4595-a95f-9d88ca5c7a06) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3KNPPHVafY
- **2022-05-27**, Red Hot Chili Peppers 2000-01-30 Big Day Out Festival, Melbourne, AU \[PRO #1\]. Footage from the Big Day Out in Melbourne on 30 January 2000. The Big Day Out ran as a touring festival from 1992 and for two decades was the main national circuit for large rock bills. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/816680c1-a802-4e86-a886-c3b112b4b54d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ltuk2s8NewQ
- **2022-06-02**, Mabo, a Voice and the Road Ahead \| Q+A. Mabo, a Voice and the Road Ahead, published by abcqanda. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by abcqanda in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de30fe2a-9206-42d4-bd9e-8bf6fe73dc51) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoIgpwG2kZY
- **2022-06-05**, Joining the dots of artworks from Arnhem Land’s past l ABC News. (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/347b8035-92e1-4074-9cd2-3ab728cb1aa3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gByd96YdSM
- **2022-06-13**, Leah Purcell weaves her Indigenous Songlines into new film The Drover's Wife \| Australian Story. Australian Story follows Leah Purcell making her film of The Drover's Wife, retelling the Henry Lawson story from a Aboriginal woman's position. Purcell wrote the play, the novel and the screenplay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/25b7a126-d8a1-4f05-a43b-319c20014032) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ka14nZDyv0s
- **2022-06-14**, Marlaloo Songline. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c18bdb70-e2cc-4b57-a6d0-0687f880284d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rXbrOSDmUpg
- **2022**, Food animals painted at Ubirr. A painted panel at Ubirr showing animals taken as food by the local clan, photographed in 2022. The barramundi and the long necked turtle appear repeatedly in the freshwater period style. That style postdates the flooding of the coastal plain some six thousand years ago. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/977b4861-b44b-489b-9b1c-82420122d853) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Food_at_Ubirr.jpg
- **2022**, Stone implements in the Australian Museum. Stone tools from the collections of the Australian Museum in Sydney, photographed in 2022. Museum collections were assembled largely without permission and their provenance records are often thin. Provenance is what makes a stone tool archaeologically useful, and without it an artefact is close to mute. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e932c1b5-ed73-4675-b516-7373e22321a8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Collections_of_the_Australian_Museum_-_14.jpg
- **2022**, Bajool hotel. The hotel at Bajool, a small town on the highway south of Rockhampton in Queensland. Timber posts, corrugated iron and a plain gutter line are the entire vocabulary of the building. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/84f562a9-eeb7-4b59-8874-f9c65ae2883f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BajoolPub2.jpg
- **2022**, Brisbane against Collingwood at Maroochydore. An AFL Women's round five match of the 2022 season played at the Maroochydore Multi Sports Complex on the Sunshine Coast. The women's competition regularly plays at suburban and regional grounds rather than stadiums. Brisbane has been the most consistent Queensland side in the competition. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5cb9b62f-a926-4b75-bcc9-62af94c737c8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Maroochydore_Multi_Sports_Complex,_Brisbane_vs_Collingwood_AFLW.jpg
- **2022**, Railway Hotel, Marmor. The Railway Hotel at Marmor in central Queensland, named for the line it was built to serve. Hotels called Railway mark where the track went, and many of them outlived the passenger services entirely. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/65cc317b-e916-4fa7-89a6-f1f3fa912b02) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MarmorPub2.jpg
- **2022**, Royal Hotel, Mount Larcom. The Royal Hotel at Mount Larcom in central Queensland, raised on stumps with the verandah at the upper level. Lifting the whole building rather than just the floor of a house is a Queensland habit that also allows the structure to be moved on a truck. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5491da98-82da-430d-940a-23d1f253dbc9) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MtLarcomPub1.jpg
- **2022**, Korora Oval on the New South Wales coast. A council maintained football oval at Korora near Coffs Harbour, looking east to the pavilion and the Great Dividing Range, photographed in 2022. Ovals of this kind are the ordinary infrastructure of the game outside the cities. Australian football is a minority code on the New South Wales coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5d864a2-884f-46c0-968d-0b5a2039ae11) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Korora_oval.jpg
- **2022**, Raglan Tavern. The pub at Raglan, a small town between Rockhampton and Gladstone in Queensland. The verandah extends past the building line to shelter the parking as well as the entry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b8d356c1-4856-44b1-afc8-db81a1a08355) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:RaglanTavern3.jpg
- **2022**, A short-finned eel in the water. A living Anguilla australis photographed underwater. The species drove the design of the channels and weirs: eels move on flood and on season, and a system that reads that movement can hold and harvest them. Smoking trees near the traps were used to preserve the catch. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2bf5b3e9-125d-4ccc-ac03-c42d812a127e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Anguilla_australis_248909914.jpg
- **2022**, Bororen Hotel. The hotel at Bororen in central Queensland, on the old highway between Gladstone and Bundaberg. Country hotels lost their passing trade in stages as highways were realigned to bypass the towns they had served. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f9c324e-6df2-44a3-82ed-59634992bc41) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:BororenHotel2_(2).jpg
- **2022**, Pine Beach Hotel, Emu Park. The Pine Beach Hotel at Emu Park on the Capricorn Coast in central Queensland. Coastal hotels turn the verandah towards the water rather than the street, which reverses the usual inland arrangement. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/340332d7-6b95-49bc-a5bb-cf44583cadc2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:EmuParkPiney1.jpg
- **2022**, YR x AFL (Dreamtime @ the 'G 2022). ), published by ARDS - Yolŋu Radio. Yolŋu Country is the ground of this record. Filed as a sport record, from footage of 2022 held by ARDS - Yolŋu Radio. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3492af58-bfa1-4308-99c4-221e2d0e4d72) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtgzDeSH2rU
- **2022**, A hostel Quonset hut at Fairy Meadow. Hut 201 from the Balgownie migrant workers hostel, now in use as a child care centre at Fairy Meadow near Wollongong. Corrugated huts of this type housed families for years at a time. Their survival in later use is how most of this housing is still visible at all. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/950e116c-4419-47aa-a812-76595c08ea06) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Balgownie_Migrant_Workers_Hostel_buildings_1.jpg
- **2022**, Wool wagon at Shear Outback, Hay. A restored wool wagon at Shear Outback, the shearing heritage centre at Hay on the Riverina plains of New South Wales. The centre houses the Australian Shearers Hall of Fame and the relocated Murray Downs woolshed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/309be238-cece-4b41-b91e-e15046372716) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wool_wagon,_Shear_Outback,_Hay,_NSW,_2022,_02.jpg
- **2022**, NAIDOC in the City at Federation Square. A NAIDOC Week concert at Federation Square in Melbourne in July 2022, with performances by Aboriginal musicians including Emma Donovan and Benny Walker. The free public programme runs across the first full week of July each year. Federation Square sits on Wurundjeri Country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee2e622c-5683-4079-b117-489e9bd81a21) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:NAIDOC_in_the_City_-_Fed_Square_(52206731923).jpg
- **2022**, Flags at the AFL Women's grand final. The Aboriginal, Australian and Torres Strait Islander flags flying at Springfield Central Stadium in Ipswich, Queensland, on grand final day of the AFL Women's seventh season in 2022. Australian football codes adopted the three flag display through the 2010s. The AFLW began play in 2017. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/87db6e9b-4032-4de0-be5b-6d3b34c1ac87) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AFLW_S7_GF_Springfield_Central_Stadium_flags.jpg
- **2022**, Flags at Parliament House, Sydney. Flags at the New South Wales Parliament in Macquarie Street, Sydney, during the proclamation of the accession of Charles III in 2022. The Aboriginal flag flies alongside the national and vice regal flags on ceremonial occasions. New South Wales legislated for a permanent Aboriginal flag display at its parliament that decade. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5857cfd-ab7f-4e8b-80c8-57f61730970d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Flags_of_Australia,_Governor_of_New_South_Wales_and_Australian_Aboriginals_at_Parliament_House,_Sydney.jpg
- **2022**, The forest of poles. A view within the Aboriginal Memorial at the National Gallery of Australia. Hollow log coffins are a mortuary form of central Arnhem Land, and using them as a national memorial placed a ceremony of that region into the country's principal art institution. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d877c8d-a35b-4c8c-b95b-b28e2b16b22e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aboriginal_Memorial_June_2022.jpg
- **2022**, Shelly Beach from Manly. The sheltered cove at the southern end of the Manly stretch, seen along the shoreline. Shelly Beach sits inside Cabbage Tree Bay, which is now an aquatic reserve. It is one of the few Sydney ocean beaches that faces west. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1214fb61-453c-4d6d-8aef-dd788e3e474a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Shelly_Beach_pano.jpg
- **2022**, First concert after the renewal. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra playing in the Concert Hall on 20 July 2022, at the first performances after the acoustic renewal. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b280d359-9cb6-4edb-815a-d17cbd5f4444) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SSO_at_the_Concert_Hall_in_the_Sydney_Opera_House_on_20_July_2022.jpg
- **2022**, Pilbeam Theatre, Rockhampton. The Pilbeam Theatre at Rockhampton in central Queensland. Regional performing arts centres are what make national touring possible outside the capitals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/422511f4-3f7e-4e14-b95c-c2d3596aed04) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:PilbeamTheatre13.jpg
- **2022**, Performing at QPAC. A performer at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre in Brisbane. QPAC opened in 1985 and houses four venues. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/864e6a19-fb27-4973-a220-af3346269c79) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jack_Chambers_QPAC_November_2022_01.jpg
- **2022-06-19**, Mabo 30 YEARS ON. 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by statelibraryqld in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a85efb41-0f11-4d6a-bf3a-512dc4628436) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2DkcdXt5Jhg
- **2022-06-20**, Convicts revisited: explore our convict records and how you can find them. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by MHNSW - State Archives Collection in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ec745492-eaf7-4e13-88c4-f5adbd454111) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_99kquYyww
- **2022-06-23**, IOP \| Papunya, NT - Papunya Palya. IOP, published by Indigenous Outreach Projects and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Indigenous Outreach Projects in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e334997-f523-422d-a0a1-4ddd445adf7b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_rlxWN6QWk
- **2022-06-29**, Walking Through A Songline. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/091c1bbf-bfaa-4232-9dcf-12495b2bba17) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzHPAxsfL0Y
- **2022-06-30**, Museum Collections in Motion: Eva's journey during WWII. 1999 by four Aboriginal women. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Museums Victoria in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/372caf20-f340-4211-996b-283901537b1b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zz-mSnEt5c
- **2022-06-30**, Sydney Dance Company shapes the ABC's history \| ABC 90. Sydney Dance Company in the ABC's history. Founded in 1965, it is Australia's leading contemporary dance company. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2673c1cd-32a4-4916-b5d5-138babcf88ce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hRWbQnFGAYw
- **2022-06-30**, Peter Carey wins The Booker Prize with 'True History of the Kelly Gang' (2001) \| The Booker Prize. The Booker Prizes mark Peter Carey's 2001 win for True History of the Kelly Gang. Australian writers have taken the Booker several times. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7e4ed89a-782e-4d14-8783-268d8c272371) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LBnYKqnfEE
- **2022-07-02**, NAIDOC 2022 Winner: Aunty Lois Peeler \| Female Elder Award \| NITV. NAIDOC 2022 Winner: Aunty Lois Peeler, published by NITV. NAIDOC Week is observed nationally each July. Custodianship here is Yorta Yorta. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1e52bed1-7844-4e86-9400-433a7404db5b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAKLmZk-KC8
- **2022-07-02**, NAIDOC Winner 2022: Uncle Jack Charles \| Male Elder Award \| NITV. NAIDOC Winner 2022: Uncle Jack Charles, published by NITV. NAIDOC Week is observed nationally each July. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a5ef5bd-93e8-4776-bea3-f79f9bec45b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miHI1HyE4rg
- **2022-07-08**, Meet 50 Fanfares Composer: Deborah Cheetham. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra introduces Deborah Cheetham Fraillon as a fanfare composer. She was the first Yorta Yorta composer commissioned by the orchestra. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1cdf377d-d84b-47d7-8ff5-63eb48785f8a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UvenCdn0wfs
- **2022-07-12**, Canberra social events -Connection. Songlines World Premiere opening at National Museum of Australia. 's Go Mum! and concerning Australian Capital Territory. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Let's Go Mum! in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0492ae08-3ddb-4d21-b9fd-0d84e88a083e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nlhUt8DZok
- **2022-07-12**, Canberra exhibition- Connection. Songlines by Grande Experiences at the National Museum of Australia. 's Go Mum! and concerning Australian Capital Territory. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Let's Go Mum! in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f30aa7fe-b13e-404a-990e-eb48a71d440a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H1OrGNZcEqE
- **2022-07-14**, First look inside Sydney Opera House's concert hall after multi-million-dollar renovation \| ABC News. ABC News films the first look inside the renewed Concert Hall in 2022. The original hall had long drawn criticism for its acoustics. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/19107b74-ad24-40ca-a816-8534a2c85bca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNlEFFBTGGc
- **2022-07-18**, Mystery Road: Origin - Behind the Scenes. Screen Australia's behind the scenes footage from Mystery Road Origin. The series follows an Aboriginal detective working in outback Queensland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a38c8b09-a8b0-4f74-bb86-37855e842380) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E84sA_DJnEw
- **2022-07-21**, Warumpi Band - Jailanguru Pakarnu (Out From Jail) \[Official Music Video\]. Jailanguru Pakarnu, released in 1983, is widely described as the first rock single recorded in an Aboriginal language, in this case Luritja. Warner Music Australia issued the official clip. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a76e31fe-fe11-46eb-a382-234ae7259fbf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ubxZsfyEwWY
- **2022-07-31**, 'World music' festival WOMADelaide celebrates 30 years \| Art Works. ABC Arts covers thirty years of WOMADelaide in 2022. The festival has been held in Adelaide's Botanic Park since 1992 and programmes music from across the world alongside Australian acts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/12ff2376-2358-49dc-87a5-f5bae0081954) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGZSx5lh_Vg
- **2022-08-02**, Warwick Thornton and Margaret Pomeranz in conversation. Warwick Thornton in conversation with the critic Margaret Pomeranz at ACMI in 2022. Pomeranz and David Stratton reviewed films on Australian television for nearly three decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/31ac4bbd-c9d5-4925-b331-397c12758512) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCDnuOx0oNc
- **2022-08-08**, "Australian treasure" Olivia Newton-John dies after long battle with breast cancer \| ABC News. ABC News reports the death of Olivia Newton-John in 2022. She was born in Cambridge and raised in Melbourne, and had campaigned on cancer research for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d61fb035-1109-4406-87d6-f46c64a27804) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjEbTranv6g
- **2022-08-11**, Australian South Sea Islander and Melanesian Life-Stories: Melinda Mann, Kim Kruger & Imelda Miller. & Language ANU. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by School of Culture, History & Language ANU in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/49a9975c-6db6-4c83-aaee-b2907379ba96) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iek841q1FdQ
- **2022-08-13**, Reclaiming the boomerang. 9,500 years. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Aboriginal Art Co in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c996d368-e8fe-43b6-9641-a94ad3ad2bba) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Dnk5EgE-mg
- **2022-08-21**, Judith Durham, Russell Hitchcock ft. Mandawuy Yunupingu – I Am Australian (Music Video). ), published by Aaron Evans' Music Archive. Yothu Yindi released Treaty in 1991, following the Barunga statement of 1988. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by Aaron Evans' Music Archive in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f61e53ea-2bdb-45fe-9b55-f691b93a6ad1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgPn7t3rfoM
- **2022-08-22**, Singer John Farnham reveals cancer diagnosis and treatment \| ABC News. ABC News reports the singer John Farnham disclosing a cancer diagnosis in 2022. His 1986 album Whispering Jack is among the highest selling records ever released in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a735277-ca25-4051-90ad-adc36d37a4e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PAbUgkRzrfk
- **2022-08-24**, The Australian Wars \| Trailer. The Australian Wars, published by SBS On Demand. The Australian Wars, directed by Rachel Perkins, screened on SBS in 2022. Filed as a frontier record, posted by SBS On Demand in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/025920d2-c126-4b5d-84ca-56769fd49ded) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hmPmjUzPTA
- **2022-08-24**, A beginner’s guide to Australian Football \| AFL Explained. A beginner’s guide to Australian Football, published by AFL. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a76b4d2-4a99-4e7a-8f97-532c25595503) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_SqfNNfhmM
- **2022-08-24**, The Australian Wars \| Trailer #2 (Content Warning) \| SBS and NITV. The Australian Wars, published by SBS On Demand. The Australian Wars, directed by Rachel Perkins, screened on SBS in 2022. Filed as a frontier record, posted by SBS On Demand in 2022 (csNH4y-UQO0). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4f8f8459-1528-47d6-abf4-eb2a30ebfaba) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csNH4y-UQO0
- **2022-08-24**, A beginner’s guide to Australian Football \| AFLW Explained. A beginner’s guide to Australian Football, published by AFL Women's. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f2d3ac11-26d2-4878-b540-dce49bfb33e4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqzT7LWKHb8
- **2022-08-24**, Deadly Dialogues \| Deborah Cheetham. The National Library of Australia's Deadly Dialogues series with the Yorta Yorta soprano and composer Deborah Cheetham Fraillon, who has also written for the stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b9bef6bc-0036-4845-abb4-a0b0b1a1b153) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTESgfaswxE
- **2022-08-28**, State government unveils half-a-billion dollar plan to grow snowy mountains region \| ABC News. State government unveils half-a-billion dollar plan to grow snowy mountains region, published by ABC News (Australia). The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/deeefec0-b767-4a9a-bbd8-a77b32090987) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlGu6O8_iGI
- **2022-08-31**, Matthew Tjapangati, Papunya Tula \| Mparntwe (Alice Springs) NT. Matthew Tjapangati, Papunya Tula, published by Desart TV and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Custodianship here is Pintupi. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/631d53ab-c6e4-46b2-897d-a274547028a4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYvs0xMlOa0
- **2022-09-01**, Warlukurlangu Artists \| Yuendumu \| Northern Territory. Warlukurlangu Artists, published by Desart TV and concerning Northern Territory. The subject sits on Warlpiri Country. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f3228633-e724-44bf-afbc-ba1b0fc32312) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJ18OGd5Dog
- **2022-09-02**, The history and evolution of the work choices of Chinese Australians \| Belongings \| ABC Australia. The history and evolution of the work choices of Chinese Australians, published by ABC Australia. The Victorian gold rushes began in the early 1850s. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ABC Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51e8cafd-0bc0-4f93-ad05-087ed29599e6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwppzylcDAs
- **2022-09-04**, Connection: Songlines from Australia's First Peoples @ National Museum Of Australia.. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6d2730d-8f11-41ec-8953-83a7cba16893) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7365ZtU6MU
- **2022-09-05**, Learning Tjukurpa at Uluru 29/8/2022. 348 metres above the surrounding plain, and Aṉangu are its Traditional Owners. The subject sits on Aṉangu Country. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Grahame Lamb in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/07fe20b2-76d0-440c-bad4-944b7f9ff312) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voy0iFmwuuQ
- **2022-09-05**, "Walking Through a Songline", as part of the Australia museum exhibition.. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f791f247-3e43-4416-bf8a-a0e67b93a42c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSsu6y3Bm-U
- **2022-09-07**, Edo de Waart on the Sydney Opera House, Concert Hall Renewal. The conductor Edo de Waart discusses the Concert Hall renewal. He was chief conductor of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra, the hall's resident ensemble. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/19c44d11-98a1-4c84-a7ed-8d9aea287099) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBoK6LbWQgg
- **2022-09-08**, ‘Great risk’ pays off with Sydney Theatre Company’s Jekyll and Hyde \| Art Works. ABC Arts on Sydney Theatre Company's Jekyll and Hyde. STC was founded in 1978 and is based at Walsh Bay. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d9d3062-7163-47f9-8979-1a5f6622b532) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FrJoDjSQVA8
- **2022-09-12**, Uncle Jack Charles, actor and revered Victorian Indigenous elder, dies aged 79 \| ABC News. ABC News reports the death in 2022 of the Boonwurrung actor and elder Uncle Jack Charles at the age of 79. He co founded Nindethana, an early Aboriginal theatre company, and worked in film and on stage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/69a56bd3-a4f0-41bc-85e4-a9f0cca64d76) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sF7tLtV8N9c
- **2022-09-12**, Queen Elizabeth II Opens Sydney Opera House 20th October, 1973. National Film and Sound Archive footage of Queen Elizabeth the Second opening the Sydney Opera House on 20 October 1973. Work had begun in 1959 and the building opened fourteen years later, ten years behind the original schedule. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ee18652e-f55b-4fb1-ae40-edd8cc79e059) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uJR-vFnhW0
- **2022-09-21**, Yothu Yindi Next Generation , Djapana Sunset Dreaming. Yolngu Radio presents a younger generation performing Djapana, the sunset song that Yothu Yindi recorded in the 1980s. ARDS is a Yolngu controlled organisation based in Arnhem Land. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/28c1baa8-c993-440a-b588-5a3b509ad719) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jgt5Sxswl4
- **2022-09-22**, Barrumbi Kids \| Trailer \| NITV. The trailer for Barrumbi Kids, an NITV series set in a remote Northern Territory community and made with local participation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce28c159-0c41-4035-b3bc-65a9afc9d1dc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKuuGLcBTb4
- **2022-09-27**, How Pemulwuy led a guerrilla war against British invasion \| The Australian Wars \| NITV. How Pemulwuy led a guerrilla war against British invasion, published by NITV. Pemulwuy of the Bidjigal led armed resistance around Sydney from 1790 until his death in 1802. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d9cb3567-8e42-47a0-8a55-91dd2ee1bad4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u65GqF8kJGI
- **2022-09-28**, National Trust (NSW) Cooma Cottage Appeal. (NSW) and concerning New South Wales. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by National Trust (NSW) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e6dcf401-d9d5-43c3-b303-c04e24de5f57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HwJchyKFcx0
- **2022-10-03**, Richard Morgan First Fleet Convict and First Settler, Van Diemen's Land. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Libraries Tasmania in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6b3a8e47-1a97-4d68-aeb5-a73bbcb86269) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfFwXiUbh-M
- **2022-10-06**, Australian War Memorial to recognise frontier wars between First Nations people and colonists \| 7.30. Australian War Memorial to recognise frontier wars between First Nations people and colonists, published by ABC News (Australia). Estimates of Aboriginal deaths on the frontier range from 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8c6d0f89-180a-4d2c-9169-ca343d040a1f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDmdZ0TUino
- **2022-10-07**, Henry Lawson's Life and Legacy: Lessons from an Iconic Poet. An account of the life and legacy of Henry Lawson. Lawson wrote The Drover's Wife and While the Billy Boils, and died in poverty in Sydney in 1922. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d8f5e708-f978-4d0e-9aeb-87b71795e57b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlMCNyKCx20
- **2022-10-17**, Getting Heavy: How Parkway Drive turned to therapy to save the band \| Australian Story documentary. Australian Story follows the Byron Bay band Parkway Drive. Heavy music has a substantial Australian export history that sits outside the pub rock narrative. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce9220ea-c052-4964-85cc-0779d1ee155c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRrr30Bj3Fc
- **2022-10-23**, Debate on the Pinjarra Massacre or Battle by historians, Henry Reynolds and Keith Windschuttle. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60228e32-b745-41db-b963-a67b34edbcaa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41fvdOtp1iw
- **2022-10-24**, How The Seekers + Judith Durham took Aussie music global \| A World of Their Own \| Australian Story. A World of Their Own follows the Seekers and Judith Durham. Durham died in 2022, and the group's Myer Music Bowl concert in 1967 drew a crowd reported at around 200,000. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6f3da8e4-2bdf-4e77-929a-8bac621a870e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WMvdNLZ92E
- **2022-10-26**, Utopia Art Centre \| Audrey, Ruby and Lucky Morton Kngwarreye \| Alparra NT. Utopia Art Centre, published by Desart TV and concerning Northern Territory. The National Gallery of Australia adopted the orthography Emily Kam Kngwarray for its 2023 retrospective. Custodianship here is Anmatyerre. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Desart TV in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/80658589-d7c2-470a-8080-845303044945) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPPRWooGPmY
- **2022-10-31**, The Tempest \| Behind the Scenes. Behind the scenes on The Tempest at Sydney Theatre Company. Set and costume construction happens in the company's own workshops. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/01ecb7a8-a0b8-4d78-8dc5-432a46adf42a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91wIpjCg0Rw
- **2022-10-31**, Finding Our Heart ❤️💛🖤 Read by Tony Armstrong 📚🧸 \| Play School Story Time \| ABC Kids. Play School reads Finding Our Heart, a children's book about the Uluru Statement from the Heart. Children's publishing has become a route for First Nations storytelling. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/af753cc6-6b5b-47ac-a0fe-836be826fcd4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sn7XBfAq294
- **2022-11-03**, Backstage with the Bangarra dance crew \| Inside the Sydney Opera House \| ABCTV + ABC iview. Backstage with the Bangarra dance crew inside the Sydney Opera House, filmed by ABC. The company is Australia's leading First Nations dance theatre. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fba46c1e-fd73-43f1-b3eb-3571c13c8ef7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9udJeg3tqls
- **2022-11-04**, Sydney Opera House backstage tour \| Inside the Sydney Opera House \| ABC TV + ABC iview. A backstage tour of the Sydney Opera House. Below the shells the building contains rehearsal rooms, workshops and scenery docks not visible from the harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/897dda35-35da-456e-8704-8efc1c96aa99) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y27Drko1ET8
- **2022-11-05**, Norman Lindsay on how he wrote The Magic Pudding (FULL INTERVIEW). Norman Lindsay explains how he wrote The Magic Pudding, published in 1918 and still in print. Lindsay was better known as a painter and etcher, and much of his other work was censored. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/748c0243-7466-4740-ad94-0e3016b47971) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNMPdn5ra68
- **2022-11-06**, Tracking Yolŋu Art: 1930s to Now \| La Trobe Art History Alumni Chapter. Tracking Yolŋu Art: 1930s to Now, published by La Trobe University and concerning Victoria. The material concerns Yolŋu Country. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by La Trobe University in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3b980765-572f-4ba3-8423-c8e814ed9378) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NI9ZB122iHA
- **2022-11-06**, The Angels: Kickin' Down The Door - Documentary - Official Tralier. A trailer for a documentary on the Angels, an Adelaide band whose live call and response with audiences became a fixture of Australian pub rooms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e658579a-f168-4a16-835c-70c666b92ab7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsqccP81nro
- **2022-11-13**, The Fighting Gunditjmara. 'S AIDE and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Gunditjmara Country is the ground of this record. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by THE TEACHER'S AIDE in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a068dcd-6f1d-4773-b433-3dfd6b889c10) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zRTW5VL-8Y
- **2022-11-14**, 2022 Chinese Australian History Seminar - Australia's Dictation Test: A Gross Piece of Chicanery. 1901 could be set in any language chosen by the officer, so that the applicant would fail. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by IAC WSU in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ecda7344-e5f5-477f-8d9a-ac662f58f3fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC5IrB9_eeI
- **2022-11-24**, Baker Boy takes home five ARIAs in a celebration of First Nations talent \| ABC News. ABC News reports Baker Boy taking five ARIA awards in 2022. The night was framed by the broadcaster as a breakthrough for First Nations musicians at the Australian industry awards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7934d769-487f-4422-bb57-6370fb6639b1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=axW1zp2SBQg
- **2022-11-28**, Saroo's first day with his Australian family \| Lion \| ABC TV + iview. A scene from Lion, the 2016 film about Saroo Brierley, adopted from India to Tasmania. It was nominated for six Academy Awards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/536d07f5-6c10-4cb7-838d-508e5a25fb29) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IvIMxmDcbiI
- **2022-11-30**, From Mabo to the Uluru Statement from the Heart: Lessons learned and where to from here. 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by Deakin University in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c5d92ea5-9cab-4849-b950-ccf2f33d3582) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESfaBZ_ETrQ
- **2022-11-30**, NITV celebrates 10 Years of free to air with concert at Uluru \| 10 Years \| NITV. NITV marks ten years of free to air broadcasting with a concert at Uluru in 2022. The service began as a subscription channel in 2007 and joined SBS in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/05782f94-1069-4382-9e35-7e3febafdffd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZXtmbLlA0k
- **2022-12-03**, Alice Springs Macdonnel Ranges, NT \|\| Ochre Pits, Palm Valley, Albert Namatjira, Redbank Gorge. Alice Springs Macdonnel Ranges, NT, published by Paul Wheel Drive and concerning Northern Territory. Albert Namatjira was granted citizenship rights in 1957 and convicted in 1958 of supplying rum to an Aboriginal person, an offence that existed only because of the racial regime he alone had been exempted from. He died in 1959, aged 57. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Paul Wheel Drive in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a851a338-3abb-4e68-bc3c-d33a0ddeb8ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnBPW_3wPQE
- **2022-12-04**, Discovery Video \| Building Art of the National Library of Australia. A tour of the building art of the National Library of Australia, opened in 1968 on the shore of Lake Burley Griffin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2460f50-fb97-4489-882d-98a0435efc2f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C10CIQluIdk
- **2022-12-12**, Atambaya & Gudang Yadhaykenu people celebrate the recognition of native title on Country at Injinoo.. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70ac43f8-f847-41fc-98ac-03e0fd7d7d24) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JcJNugK0UM
- **2022-12-18**, The Exhibitionists \| Emily Kam Kngwarray. The Exhibitionists, published by National Gallery of Australia. The National Gallery of Australia adopted the orthography Emily Kam Kngwarray for its 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by National Gallery of Australia in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1af62e4-f51c-4f0e-bd40-e5f729731c32) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Stoj793vBg
- **2022-12-21**, Professor Margo Neale, National Museum of Australia,. 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a72c0336-af2d-40a9-a24c-bcf188828d6c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hi5aVCvtomk
- **2022-12-25**, Budj Bim Mt Eccles. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Old Man Adventures in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e64f684b-8978-4a20-a7b8-dc573689d57d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIRf1rGSk6U
### 2023
- **2023-01-08**, KINGDOM IN THE SKY: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Live at Hanging Rock \| Full Documentary \| Art Works. KINGDOM IN THE SKY: Nick Cave & Warren Ellis Live at Hanging Rock, published by ABC Arts. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC Arts in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c23e64a3-50bd-4851-8af7-1cf085acb223) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHb6bi3haQU
- **2023-01-22**, Surfing Is Sydney's Favourite Summer Pastime. Australian Diary 55.. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/335228ce-dfd7-4874-8f9f-924d226a8866) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Chla1RXxDhY
- **2023-01-31**, How to: Discovering the history of your hometown. The National Library of Australia explains how to research a hometown's history. Library research guides are a significant public service alongside the collections. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fc93420a-72d3-4767-a2cc-661a7e53d35b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itEub7SB6Sw
- **2023-02-16**, Who are the faces in the dome at the Royal Exhibition Building in Melbourne?. Museums Victoria examines the painted faces in the dome of the Royal Exhibition Building. The building housed the opening of the first federal parliament in 1901. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/50e38aa8-81ab-4166-bdf0-1ac3ea1668aa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJy5Z4sqX0U
- **2023-02-23**, Paul Kelly - From Little Things Big Things Grow (Live at Making Gravy 2022, Melbourne). From Little Things Big Things Grow performed at Making Gravy in Melbourne in 2022. The song was written by Kev Carmody and Paul Kelly and has become a protest standard in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ca4e7a41-b6f6-4c9a-97cd-2c3646182c4c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZmjE1ilpVk
- **2023-02-24**, Kylie Minogue with Dannii Minogue - All The Lovers \| Live & Proud: Sydney WorldPride Opening Concert. Kylie Minogue performs with Dannii Minogue at the Sydney WorldPride opening concert in 2023. Kylie Minogue began on Australian television before her recording career. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1463fc17-7dbd-43c2-acf8-5be2d47fb5f8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwlzbtSIjnc
- **2023-03-01**, What is like to be a nipper. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Cronulla Surf Life Saving Club in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/900068fa-2636-4f35-b7f7-d0d497b777c6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFbn-X4B49Q
- **2023-03-09**, 45 Spotlight: Yothu Yindi - Treaty / Yolngu Boy (1991). A record collector examines the 1991 seven inch single pairing Treaty with Yolngu Boy. The physical artefact shows how the song was marketed in Australia before the remix crossed to international dance floors. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/22cb7c5f-89d4-46e9-9676-533b4cde2600) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuKXbqgWr_4
- **2023-03-11**, The 'tree house' design that could lead to more greenery in Australia's drying suburbs \| ABC News. The 'tree house' design that could lead to more greenery in Australia's drying suburbs, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Western Australia. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/46a5d578-92c2-465b-9942-c27ed93e2b90) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ_64S_QNpY
- **2023-03-16**, Bradman and Tendulkar \| The untold story of two of cricket’s giants \| ABC Australia. Bradman and Tendulkar, published by ABC Australia. Don Bradman finished with a Test average of 99.94, bowled for a duck in his final innings at The Oval in 1948 by Eric Hollies. Filed as a sport record, posted by ABC Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/18d770eb-da5e-4025-aec0-498ebfcf9149) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQJev5nUvdE
- **2023-03-28**, Digitisation at the National Library. Digitisation work at the National Library of Australia. The library's Trove service put digitised Australian newspapers online and changed how the country's history is researched. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/68c0bc38-7e5b-497c-9d23-ba1c91983be2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWXvXwhqJGY
- **2023-03-30**, Julia \| Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith on working with Justine Clarke. The playwright Joanna Murray-Smith discusses Julia at Sydney Theatre Company. The play is built around Julia Gillard's 2012 speech on misogyny. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0170b880-34bc-4841-93d8-4bc376600494) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pRWQfhgdth8
- **2023-04-02**, The incredible life of Yunupingu \| NITV. The incredible life of Yunupingu, published by NITV. SBS television launched in October 1980, and NITV began free-to-air broadcasts under SBS in 2012. The people named here are Yolŋu. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by NITV in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/17375157-5230-45e7-8841-ea59556c1aa3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvjpoPBdfmA
- **2023-04-03**, The legacy of Indigenous leader Yunupingu, who has died aged 74 \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 marks the death in 2023 of the Gumatj leader who fought the Yirrkala bark petitions and the Gove land rights case. His work sits behind the political demand that Treaty put to music. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/409b0d9e-302a-4849-9b17-50c5175019b4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9se9Kq4fmBs
- **2023-04-04**, The Romance and Development of the Australian Wool Industry in the Nineteenth Century. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/33838c6b-f032-4096-918e-26c0908ddb91) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pUa97KJw6Y4
- **2023-04-06**, Radio Birdman 1996 97 BDO interview. Radio Birdman interviewed at the Big Day Out in the mid 1990s. The Sydney band formed in 1974 and is usually placed at the start of Australian punk, several years before the term was current locally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1a2e960f-f176-4c52-8005-71fe43f89805) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdF__mvTpfc
- **2023-04-06**, Inside rehearsals for our first collaboration with Australian Dance Theatre \| The Australian Ballet. Rehearsals for the Australian Ballet's first collaboration with Australian Dance Theatre. The two companies work in different idioms. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/afff9870-852f-4de1-a853-c56333945cc9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cNQmHZNP9M
- **2023-04-08**, Budj Bim Cultural Landscape by Cooper Scaife Architects \| 2023 Victorian Architecture Awards. Budj Bim Cultural Landscape by Cooper Scaife Architects, published by National Architecture Awards and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. This record is filed under Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by National Architecture Awards in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/959f56a3-e090-40de-bcba-1b771d06fb3d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qC2OI7RQxPE
- **2023-04-09**, Gunditj Mirring Keeping Place by Phillips/Pilkington \| 2023 Victorian Architecture Awards. Gunditj Mirring Keeping Place by Phillips/Pilkington, published by National Architecture Awards. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The subject sits on Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by National Architecture Awards in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b87cf500-5583-4adc-90d0-61f64e5e8306) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nae1hGCDmxM
- **2023-04-10**, How Vegemite became an Australian icon \| Great Australian Stuff \| ABC TV + iview. How Vegemite became an Australian icon, published by ABC Entertainment. Vegemite was developed by Cyril Callister in 1922. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/024d57d5-d8dd-46d1-b9be-f79985f45734) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBbtnshlXW8
- **2023-04-11**, The Art of Batting featuring Sir Don Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar \| ABC Australia. The Art of Batting featuring Sir Don Bradman and Sachin Tendulkar, published by ABC Australia. Don Bradman finished with a Test average of 99.94, bowled for a duck in his final innings at The Oval in 1948 by Eric Hollies. Filed as a sport record, posted by ABC Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9defce91-eb63-4950-979a-1c76fd2df601) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShNIhbY1ZJo
- **2023-04-11**, Gunditj Mirring Keeping Place by Phillips/Pilkington Architects \| 2023 Victorian Architecture Awards. Gunditj Mirring Keeping Place by Phillips/Pilkington Architects, published by National Architecture Awards. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The people named here are Gunditjmara. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by National Architecture Awards in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/adf0255d-bb1c-4423-a80f-de4180873084) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GWibrfz72M
- **2023-04-11**, Gunditj Mirring Business Centre by Phillips/Pilkington \| 2023 Victorian Architecture Awards. Gunditj Mirring Business Centre by Phillips/Pilkington, published by National Architecture Awards. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The material concerns Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by National Architecture Awards in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd7979d6-6ae4-48bf-928e-4a84f1fe20de) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sxqTkixGZWU
- **2023-04-12**, Transform your future career with the New Colombo Plan Scholarship. 1950. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/82ffe103-d433-4779-a6b9-760fff19d86b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNK6Nssqf-U
- **2023-04-17**, How a boomerang works \| Great Australian Stuff \| ABC TV + iview. How a boomerang works, published by ABC Entertainment. Most boomerangs were not returning types, and the oldest surviving wooden example, from Wyrie Swamp in South Australia, is estimated at 9,500 years. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8058a505-0bbc-4acf-96cc-d0db7dc5579f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGMoU7f0ijE
- **2023-04-18**, First Nations soprano Deborah Cheetham Fraillon is reviving opera for everyone \| The Drum \| ABC News. The 7.30 report on the Yorta Yorta soprano who founded Short Black Opera and wrote Pecan Summer, described as the first Australian opera by a First Nations composer, staged from 2010. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7e6ac1dc-8f9f-4373-b6f9-b3699dbae743) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYPe4oDZBnk
- **2023-04-20**, Aussies 2023 \| Open Male Surf Boat Final. Aussies 2023, published by Surf Life Saving Australia and concerning Western Australia. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2023 (VMJ7PQY85RQ). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6b694e41-b7b9-429e-a56d-6d5614833cc9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMJ7PQY85RQ
- **2023-04-20**, Aussies 2023 \| U23 Male Surf Boat Final. Aussies 2023, published by Surf Life Saving Australia and concerning Western Australia. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/82e8285c-a5fb-49b9-9143-91c8b5e40bf2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ETcIYt3d_s
- **2023-04-23**, Female veterans in the spotlight ahead of Anzac Day \| ABC News. Female veterans in the spotlight ahead of Anzac Day, published by ABC News (Australia). Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ae5ba68-8cb9-4ce8-adf6-0cd1c86f5841) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUIgclzPJYo
- **2023-05-01**, Back when bikinis and budgie smugglers were banned \| Great Australian Stuff \| ABC TV + iview. Back when bikinis and budgie smugglers were banned, published by ABC Entertainment. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by ABC Entertainment in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7eb765db-85b3-4525-9124-6ca6cf117258) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-atydATey8
- **2023-05-05**, Daniel Riley is taking Australian Dance Theatre in new directions \| Art Works. ABC Arts on Daniel Riley taking Australian Dance Theatre in new directions. Riley is a Wiradjuri man and a former Bangarra dancer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/efa712fb-b6b3-4aa4-accf-c06681cfab28) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yFHRSGf3kIQ
- **2023-05-19**, 🏉🎨 Footy and art come together for the AFL Sir Doug Nicholls Round \| Sports \| ABC Australia. 🏉🎨 Footy and art come together for the AFL Sir Doug Nicholls Round, published by ABC Australia. Sir Doug Nicholls played league football and later became Governor of South Australia. Filed as a sport record, posted by ABC Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/94079dac-2178-4ac1-81af-a6966052c5c8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3n1N9t8VDI
- **2023-05-25**, Mad Max director George Miller pays tribute to Tina Turner \| 7.30. George Miller pays tribute to Tina Turner on ABC's 7.30 in 2023. She appeared in Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, the third film in the series he began in 1979. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/31e19df7-3d27-4feb-aa23-60da9c44772c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uva2ID7YttQ
- **2023-05-26**, HCCI Seminar: Lyndall Ryan, “Frontier Massacres across Australia: New Approaches. 26 May 2023. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by History@Newcastle in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2760d9fb-733d-43c8-af53-87045fed613b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x3JWzp0RVMs
- **2023-06-08**, The INCREDIBLY talented Western Desert artist George Ward Tjungurrayi.. 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Altyerre Aboriginal Art in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c7cd311-0632-42a4-a5a6-77261f064ba3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o-LeQiGOHw
- **2023-06-12**, How we got the Myall Creek Massacre so wrong. 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4d97cc7f-bde1-48cd-b854-c86123515f25) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ulBmEpqXLw8
- **2023-06-13**, Vegemite 100 year celebration - Pyrenees Shire, Victoria, Australia.. 1922. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by Cyril Callister Vegemite Museum in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/be3546d5-21e7-4f0d-bc24-378bb9d99f50) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2HnbPSpYuU
- **2023**, Diprotodon at the Western Australian Museum. The mounted Diprotodon at the Western Australian Museum in Perth, photographed in 2023. Megafauna extinction in Australia was largely complete by about 40,000 years ago. Firestick burning, hunting and a drying climate have each been argued as the cause and the evidence does not yet settle it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4105a43-9772-4efc-8109-3d2d18b7c0ac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diprotodon_optatum_display_WA.jpg
- **2023**, The Brewarrina traps in 2023. Low water exposes the stonework along the riverbed. Maintenance of the walls is a continuing obligation carried by the community rather than a completed act of construction. Sustained drought and river regulation have both changed how the system behaves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/46c50790-2b1c-474b-885d-93444dc0fbb4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brewarrina_fish_traps_2023.jpg
- **2023**, Iuk bagurrk gunga by Kim Wandin. Kim Wandin, a Wurundjeri Woiwurrung artist born in 1958, cast this bronze from a woven form in 2023. Its title means eel women catch, and it honours the matrilineal weaving tradition and the relationship of Wurundjeri women with the short-finned eel, iuk. The work was co-commissioned by the National Gallery of Victoria and the City of Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/53b8a2d3-6dc7-45ee-a3dc-4020d238b6b6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Iuk_bagurrk_gunga_by_Kim_Wandin.jpg
- **2023**, First bounce of the 2023 grand final. The umpire bounces the ball to open the 2023 AFL grand final at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The bounce is peculiar to Australian football, and the ball is oval so that the bounce is unpredictable for both ruckmen. Collingwood beat Brisbane by four points. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06b9a3fa-cc3b-44f6-8e2f-8a02840c2fc3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2023_AFL_Grand_Final_MCG.jpg
- **2023**, Emma Kearney at the 2023 grand final. North Melbourne captain Emma Kearney during the 2023 AFL Women's grand final. Kearney had played state cricket for Victoria before committing to football. She won the league best and fairest in 2018. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ce384ddd-742a-4581-9da6-62a83f8e17b8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AFLWGF_2023_-_Emma_Kearney.jpg
- **2023**, Anthems before the 2023 women's grand final. North Melbourne and Brisbane line up at Ikon Park for the national anthem before the 2023 AFL Women's grand final. Ikon Park in Carlton has hosted the women's decider repeatedly. Brisbane won that match. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0fe37187-7f53-4a81-88c9-99ce9d3f1c0d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2023_AFLWGF_-_Anthems.jpg
- **2023**, Elders wool facility, East Rockingham. The Elders wool depot at East Rockingham south of Perth, opened in 2023 on the site of the former Jandakot wool scouring plant, which closed in 2009. The depot is the main storage point for wool sold at Fremantle, with trucks bringing bales in from the Western Australian wheatbelt. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e6f5287c-8146-468a-8d05-7b7b70b31b66) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Elders_Wool,_East_Rockingham,_July_2023_01.jpg
- **2023**, Voice referendum results by electorate. A map of the 14 October 2023 referendum on an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice, shaded by electorate and state. The proposal was defeated with 39.94 per cent voting yes, and the Australian Capital Territory was the only jurisdiction to return a majority in favour. A double majority of national vote and of states is required to alter the Constitution. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14ef3e76-194d-45e0-b525-d51095283d83) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Australian_Voice_Ref_2023.png
- **2023**, Yes sign at a Ballina polling place. A yes campaign sign outside Richmond Christian School in Ballina, New South Wales, on 14 October 2023, the day of the Voice referendum. The Division of Richmond returned one of the higher yes votes in regional New South Wales. Voting in Australian referendums is compulsory. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/250e5b69-7ae7-4b39-a82e-186d104c65b8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Vote_%E2%80%9CYes%E2%80%9D_sign_at_Richmond_Christian_School_voting_centre_in_Ballina_NSW_01.jpg
- **2023**, Campaign signage at Richmond Christian School. Competing signs at a polling place in Ballina on referendum day, 14 October 2023. Both campaigns worked polling places under the same rules that govern general elections. The referendum was the first put to Australian voters since the republic question of 1999. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4cd28c5f-619c-4f58-8dbb-dc5aff18dd6c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Signs_at_the_Richmond_Christian_School_voting_centre_in_Ballina_NSW_04.jpg
- **2023**, A road sign corrected by hand. At the Simpsons Gap turnoff, someone has crossed out Alice Springs and Hermannsburg and written in Mparntwe and Ntaria. The Arrernte names are the older ones and are now in widespread official use. The sign records the change happening ahead of the signage. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/155e2802-4deb-4b30-9eba-c0e44c905a50) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Corrected_placenames.jpg
- **2023**, Yes booth at the Richmond Room voting centre. A yes campaign booth in the car park of an early voting centre in Ballina, photographed on 14 October 2023. Early and interstate voting centres opened in the fortnight before the poll. Nearly six million Australians voted before referendum day itself. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/72ab263c-88ca-4995-89e6-4dd1c103d995) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Carpark_and_%E2%80%9CYes%E2%80%9D_booth_at_the_Richmond_Room_Voting_Centre,_Ballina,_NSW_06.jpg
- **2023**, Memorial to John Pat, Fremantle Prison. A memorial at Fremantle Prison to John Pat, a sixteen year old Yindjibarndi boy who died in police custody at Roebourne in 1983. The deaths that followed the campaign over his case led to the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, which reported in 1991. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eb1d9fd0-592c-463f-a6ec-24de6f0b817f) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Memorial_to_John_Pat_at_Fremantle_Prison,_July_2023_02.jpg
- **2023**, Polling place at Fernleigh Public School. The entrance to a polling place for the Voice referendum at Fernleigh Public School in northern New South Wales on 14 October 2023. Small rural schools serve as polling places across the country. This one sat in the Division of Richmond. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/488494f3-7bc0-4825-a5b7-0bc57190c7c2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entry_to_polling_place_for_2023_Voice_Referendum_at_Fernleigh_Public_School.jpg
- **2023**, Yes campaign signs at a Perth farmers market. Yes campaign material at the Vic Park Farmers Market in East Victoria Park, Western Australia, during the 2023 referendum campaign. Western Australia returned about 36.7 per cent yes, below the national figure. The state had voted heavily against in the earlier stages of polling as well. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6cace361-c460-44eb-a81e-ab41e1a64af0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:EVP_market_during_Voice_referendum.jpg
- **2023**, Vote Yes placards in Dickson, Canberra. Private placards supporting the Voice at the Dickson shops in Canberra in 2023. The Australian Capital Territory recorded about 61 per cent yes, the only jurisdiction with a majority in favour. Territory votes do not count toward the required majority of states. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78831056-3473-4cc6-af0e-ebd460d551ac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dickson_Canberra_%22VOTE_YES!%22_2023.jpg
- **2023**, Aboriginal flag on the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The Aboriginal flag flying permanently from the Sydney Harbour Bridge, photographed from McMahons Point in 2023. It replaced the New South Wales state flag on the bridge's third flagpole in July 2022 after a long public campaign. The Commonwealth acquired copyright in the flag design from its creator Harold Thomas in January 2022, freeing it for public use. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c7873a20-7121-48ca-a49b-7b4ac9c74ff1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_Harbour_Aboriginal_flag2.jpg
- **2023**, Surf Life Saving Western Australia in the air. The Surf Life Saving Western Australia helicopter over Cockburn Sound, photographed from the sea wall at Jervoise Bay. Aerial patrol covers stretches of coast too long for beach patrols to see. Western Australia's beaches run for thousands of kilometres with very few people on most of them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b6a023b0-85b0-4733-807a-3fd517e3edc5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Surf_Life_Saving_WA_A%C3%A9rospatiale_AS350BA_VH-ELR_over_Cockburn_Sound,_October_2023_03.jpg
- **2023**, Observation tower at City Beach. A patrol tower on the sand at City Beach in Perth. The tower gives the height needed to read rips and spot swimmers past the break. Perth's beaches face the Indian Ocean and get a consistent afternoon sea breeze the locals call the Fremantle Doctor. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/342e91a0-e8d8-49f4-a08a-6dc1d029fad3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Surf_Life_Saving_observation_tower_at_City_Beach,_Western_Australia,_May_2023.jpg
- **2023**, One Mile Beach at Forster. A wide panorama of the beach at Forster on the mid north coast. Beaches of this length with a single small town behind them are the norm rather than the exception on this coast. The patrolled section is a few hundred metres of it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cf53691f-fa23-4a22-8fe3-5b59546a495e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:One_Mile_Beach,_Forster,_New_South_Wales,_2023,_02.jpg
- **2023**, Nine Mile Beach, Tuncurry. Sand running north from Tuncurry, across the entrance from Forster. Four wheel driving is permitted on parts of beaches like this, which is contested with swimmers and with shorebird conservation. The names on this coast are mostly measurements. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/847cded2-5a9c-4f4c-a892-515cd04e2ed3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nine_Mile_Beach,_Tuncurry,_New_South_Wales,_2023,_03.jpg
- **2023**, Sunrise at Mollymook. Dawn light on the south coast beach at Mollymook. The whole east coast faces the sunrise, which is why so much Australian beach photography is made before seven in the morning. Mollymook has a patrolled beach and a golf course on the headland. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7e02f105-b8af-43aa-8d2b-086a65153fc5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Photo_of_Sunrise_over_Mollymook,_New_South_Wales,_Australia.jpg
- **2023**, Joan Sutherland Theatre. The Joan Sutherland Theatre, renamed in 2012 for the Sydney born soprano. It is the Sydney home of Opera Australia and the Australian Ballet and is known for its unusually cramped orchestra pit. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b54bb968-73b6-422a-b59b-469c5dcdfd54) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Joan_Sutherland_Theatre,_Sydney_Opera_House,_2023_04.jpg
- **2023**, Bennelong Point parking station. The parking station serving the Opera House, bored into the rock beneath the Royal Botanic Garden. It was built long after the building itself, which opened with almost no parking provision. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/16301649-3ce3-4def-b3ab-b4c4a27c6d2b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bennelong_Point_Parking_Station_02.jpg
- **2023**, Brisbane Concert Hall interior. Inside the Brisbane Concert Hall at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre. Every Australian capital built a major performing arts centre in the decades after the Sydney Opera House opened. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/64bf3870-c91e-48b2-bcd6-a3165cff88cd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_Brisbane_Concert_Hall_at_QPAC_in_2023,_01.jpg
- **2023**, Lennox builds the Liverpool weir. The only weir in New South Wales known to have been designed by the master mason David Lennox, who arrived in the colony in 1832 after senior positions in Britain. Lennox directed convict gangs on bridges and roads across the colony. His work is still carrying load. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f569f7fe-570e-43d5-adf7-c063ec3474e1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Liverpool_Weir_01.jpg
- **2023**, Australian puppeteer. An Australian puppeteer at work. Puppetry has a continuous professional tradition in Australia through companies such as the Marionette Theatre of Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f491462e-acd4-4442-a452-5216fa20ab37) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kailah_Cabanas_Australian_Puppeteer.jpg
- **2023**, Bookshop at Queenstown. A bookshop at Queenstown in western Tasmania. Small town bookselling survives in places with no other retail culture. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/107b46a8-9e27-42f4-a486-5331b840646d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:19_Orr_Street,_Queenstown_TAS_-_Missing_Tiger_Bookshop.jpg
- **2023**, Dymocks in Adelaide. A Dymocks store in Adelaide. Dymocks began in Sydney in 1879 and is the largest surviving Australian owned book chain. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d88cb12-873b-4e59-a547-56840c18da45) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Dymocks_bookstore_in_Adelaide.jpg
- **2023**, Campus bookshop at the ANU. Inside a campus bookshop at the Australian National University. University shops are where most Australian scholarly publishing reaches readers. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d3b0ef8c-0da4-4181-83f2-63323937e9af) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_the_Harry_Hartog_bookshop_at_the_ANU_August_2023.jpg
- **2023**, J.M. Coetzee. 2023. Born in South Africa and a Nobel laureate, he became an Australian citizen in 2006 and has lived in Adelaide since. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2e18a763-3a65-4a76-bfc7-7d38f1477cb8) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J._M._Coetzee_Nov_2023.jpg
- **2023**, Coburg Drive-In entrance. The entrance sign of the Coburg Drive-In in Melbourne. Australia had hundreds of drive-ins at the form's peak and now has a handful still operating. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/30296c00-c408-4ee2-846b-2e25c9796902) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Coburg_Drive-In_cinema_entrance_sign,_2023.png
- **2023-06-20**, Composers in Conversation: Deborah Cheetham Fraillon and Christopher Gordon \| The Australian Ballet. Deborah Cheetham Fraillon and Christopher Gordon in conversation about composing for the Australian Ballet. First Nations composers have entered the ballet repertoire only recently. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1adfd3b5-a59d-4929-906d-d23a8213718c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iS9lIXuBLhQ
- **2023-06-25**, Jack Thompson introduces and discusses "Sunday, Too Far Away". Jack Thompson introduces Sunday, Too Far Away, the 1975 shearing shed film in which he starred. It was among the first features backed by the new federal film funding bodies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5dca43af-1148-4089-931d-495a1c322ec9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MdIZLapDvA
- **2023-06-26**, Building Australia's first Obscure Orchestra of experimental music \| Classic 100 \| ABC Australia. ABC follows the building of an experimental orchestra of unusual instruments. The project sat outside the standard concert repertoire entirely. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de791942-1cad-437a-8318-5d9deca230b0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj1J7NDFrMc
- **2023-07-11**, The Dark Emu Story \| The Ngemba Fish Traps. The Dark Emu Story, published by ABC Indigenous. The Brewarrina fish traps on the Barwon River are held by the Ngemba as Baiame's Ngunnhu. Custodianship here is Ngemba. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by ABC Indigenous in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/04297346-04d2-4882-9fbe-006ad020dc57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HounfxCSk3M
- **2023-07-13**, Palawa man Rodney Gibbins shares his community’s fight for recognition \| One Plus One \| ABC News. Palawa man Rodney Gibbins shares his community’s fight for recognition, published by ABC News In-depth and concerning Tasmania. Truganini was a Nuenonne woman of Bruny Island who died on 8 May 1876. The claim that she was the last Tasmanian Aboriginal person is rejected by scholars and by the Palawa community, who continue today. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/754c1831-570a-4b4e-9088-b54ba1ced28c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bYGxdE_lTE
- **2023-07-20**, Gail Mabo on stepping into her father’s shoes \| One Plus One \| ABC News. Gail Mabo on stepping into her father’s shoes, published by ABC News In-depth and concerning Queensland. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3926d696-2628-4a5c-8912-76001262f8fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvOlySnsF2c
- **2023-07-30**, Getting started at the National Library. An orientation to the National Library of Australia in Canberra. It holds legal deposit copies of Australian publications. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a488d032-6d4e-44ef-a645-4f8aa2ec3998) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8zpOgReqQo
- **2023-07-31**, Fox Studios Australia Fox Studios Backlot Tour - Australian TV Advertisement / Commercial 1999. An advertisement for the Fox Studios backlot tour in Sydney. The studio opened on the Sydney Showground site in 1998 and the public tour closed in 2001. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e249aa72-1cae-4285-932d-ed28013ba39d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm3emdsE3u0
- **2023-08-04**, Garma Festival 2023 - Remembering and Honouring Yunupingu. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a89a88b9-3d68-4d64-a985-9531af368dc8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Okor2YPNqZg
- **2023-08-06**, Budj Bim National Park - Mount Eccles - Victoria - Australia. 's and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by An Australian Adventure - The Button's in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0be4da94-7619-4e1a-8251-2f7a8c14b63e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWiHYkMJki8
- **2023-08-08**, Nami Maymuru-White: Maḏayin Artist Profile. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8beb22e0-15c4-46a0-9e07-c0d57bd21846) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPkLDWF7-xc
- **2023-08-12**, Sydney Opera House celebrates 50 years as one of the 20th century's great buildings \| ABC News. ABC News reports the fiftieth anniversary of the opening. Utzon resigned on 28 February 1966 after a dispute with the New South Wales government over fees and control, and he never returned to Australia before his death in 2008. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5ea0cb4-b925-45d7-899c-eebbb2c6257e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oAgQTqGHu-E
- **2023-08-16**, Yothu Yindi - 'Treaty' (Live at NIMAs 2023). Treaty performed live at the National Indigenous Music Awards in Darwin in 2023, filmed by triple j. The song has outlived the political moment that produced it and is now a standard at Australian festivals. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/79361f0e-4aad-484c-8bd7-b8585b1edb17) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-x6Wr-SsCk
- **2023-08-19**, Thelma Plum - 'Better in Blak' (Live at NIMAs 2023). Better In Blak at the National Indigenous Music Awards in Darwin in 2023. The NIMAs have run since 2004 and are held during the Darwin Festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b771d39-1588-4cf5-a345-f8455bf64f3c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4V_nCRVUC0
- **2023-08-21**, Looking back at the landmark Mabo Decision \| The Point \| NITV. Looking back at the landmark Mabo Decision, published by NITV. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c85195a-ee23-48d9-8954-c8b0149a9fbf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TjQw2BbLwrs
- **2023-08-23**, Sharing the true history of Wybalenna \| The Point \| NITV. Sharing the true history of Wybalenna, published by NITV and concerning Tasmania. Surviving Tasmanian Aboriginal people were exiled to Wybalenna on Flinders Island in the 1830s. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3297a5e2-914a-4471-94ce-43898c092cd9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y9uBAeAdtk0
- **2023-08-24**, Blackbirding: South Sea Islanders celebrate and reflect \| ABC News. Blackbirding: South Sea Islanders celebrate and reflect, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Queensland. The Pacific Island Labourers Act 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c806393-0094-4f31-9704-fa0640ca92b0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1APJ-Uk0G4
- **2023-09-03**, The Visitors \| Wesley Enoch and Jane Harrison. Wesley Enoch and Jane Harrison discuss The Visitors at Sydney Theatre Company. The play imagines the deliberations of clan leaders watching the First Fleet arrive in 1788. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/508a9912-db10-44d6-b229-791b91d011ab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=be3i9TUN-4o
- **2023-09-05**, Interview - Neil Armfield - Death Of A Salesman (Australian Cast). Neil Armfield discusses an Australian production of Death of a Salesman. Armfield ran Belvoir St Theatre in Sydney for two decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/09e4177e-5728-4438-a962-e525f8e51c02) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYXq-W8SGZ0
- **2023-09-11**, The Australian Wars: Evidence from Queensland. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/09a3aea0-fccf-473f-b709-85a70358dbbc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpIQEPgsPO4
- **2023-09-12**, Michael Long walking over 650km in support of the "Yes" campaign. #NITV #VoicetoParliament. 's 1995 complaint led the AFL to introduce its racial and religious vilification rule. Filed as a sport record, posted by NITV in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3bc817a2-c23a-4e42-a5c0-b3cf2490e0d4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGRs7Uj76vU
- **2023-09-14**, Kapi Tjukurpa. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cbc13d47-2cc7-4926-ae5d-0be3c81fa9b0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BE8mtiyKxxA
- **2023-09-14**, AFL legend Michael Long speaks after 660km walk to support Indigenous Voice to Parliament \| SBS News. AFL legend Michael Long speaks after 660km walk to support Indigenous Voice to Parliament, published by SBS News and concerning Victoria. The referendum failed on 14 October 2023, with 39.94 percent voting yes and only the Australian Capital Territory in favour. Filed as a sport record, posted by SBS News in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e88da015-9211-4fa4-8648-87875cbdeab3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GimHKyjI45Q
- **2023-09-15**, IN FULL: Rachel Perkins & Professor Henry Reynolds' Address to the National Press Club of Australia. 2022. The people named here are Arrernte. Filed as a frontier record, posted by National Press Club of Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/981d4680-246b-49f1-83e3-992edcd399b6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S65a4DdY29w
- **2023-09-15**, SCHOOLAR VIDEO: The White Australia Policy. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ed154de0-2439-4ac8-bf86-279545bb0d6a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qup0vnTa1pU
- **2023-09-17**, Opera House: Design 218. 28 February 1966 and died in 2008 without ever returning to see the completed building. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by National Archives of Australia in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7bfafd7-fc73-4acc-8515-ef808e13e64a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mZbCmEIOfLw
- **2023-09-17**, Alexis Wright: Creative Australia Award for Lifetime Achievement in Literature \| Arts Week. Alexis Wright receives a Creative Australia award for lifetime achievement in literature. A Waanyi woman from the Gulf of Carpentaria, she won the Miles Franklin for Carpentaria in 2007. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c9a54f7a-7645-4e5b-9f61-949f7a19facd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA4-fybctqM
- **2023-09-19**, The Long Walk x The Voice Referendum. 14 October 2023, with 39.94 percent voting yes and only the Australian Capital Territory in favour. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by First Nations Traffic Management in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/67b53a31-4214-458e-aef2-aefa77fd1155) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=amQCdkqglJQ
- **2023-09-21**, David Marr on the bloody history of the Frontier Wars \| 7.30. David Marr on the bloody history of the Frontier Wars, published by ABC News In-depth. Estimates of Aboriginal deaths on the frontier range from 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd34956f-2613-449c-bc33-c1e551cc7240) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARMR5rNBocY
- **2023-09-22**, The 2023 Dr Charles Perkins Oration, delivered by Rachel Perkins - AUSLAN. 1965 Freedom Ride through New South Wales was led by students including Charles Perkins. Filed as a frontier record, posted by The University of Sydney in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20ff4b4a-c2cb-435e-a4d4-5bb442d6feec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NiakrFnKrSM
- **2023-10-03**, The life and art of Mick Namarari Tjapaltjarri, The master from Marnpi. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/03dcd5f8-d5fa-4ba9-b48d-57a7d3988e91) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi7uVnGTzPQ
- **2023-10-08**, TJUKURPA OF THE NATION. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b40e1619-eeb0-4bf2-b7d6-009ac8eaa8f7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Own4OB5GzSk
- **2023-10-16**, With the Voice referendum defeated, how do we now address Indigenous disadvantage? \| 7.30. With the Voice referendum defeated, how do we now address Indigenous disadvantage, published by ABC News In-depth. The referendum failed on 14 October 2023, with 39.94 percent voting yes and only the Australian Capital Territory in favour. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0d9e2843-f1ae-4a2e-9f47-6b624c3c18c1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9f5FAZhnOOk
- **2023-10-18**, The Sydney Opera House's 50 years \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 marks fifty years of the Sydney Opera House in 2023. The building was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2007, one of the few modern works listed in the lifetime of its architect. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d31c1e4a-b045-4343-8a15-df8a3b7f6a35) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcJrY6xdpvc
- **2023-10-29**, Ngemba People speak at the Brewarrina fish traps on Nations Building and the 2023 referendum. 's Ngunnhu. The people named here are Ngemba. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Platform the People in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/13190317-8fc4-4061-975c-1413b7fa9b92) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4KwFtXlM78
- **2023-11-20**, Webinar: Finding resources about convict history. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by MHNSW - State Archives Collection in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57fa36e2-8539-4453-b683-4ee794430d78) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPSf-6EAaDE
- **2023-11-23**, What it takes to dance as a lead in Swan Lake \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 on what it takes to dance a lead role in Swan Lake. The Australian Ballet performs a mixed repertoire of classics and new commissions. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b5eb7f8a-75fc-4a14-a9d0-29ec70c984df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Lmddefbk-Q
- **2023-12-10**, Film-maker Rachel Perkins and historian Henry Reynolds lecture us on the Myth of the Frontier Wars. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Justa QuietAustralian in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ba1f9a20-e448-4d77-bebc-ecd775c4924c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuqPPh5iNCk
- **2023-12-12**, The lamington, a tropical success story?. 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ffeec73-40ec-40e8-964c-61f459b03f03) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQ20fkYMNgg
- **2023-12-12**, ACDC: Rise of Rock Icons - Blood & Thunder: The Sound of Alberts - S01 E02 - Music Documentary. A documentary episode on Albert Productions, the Sydney company whose studio and songwriters shaped AC/DC and the Easybeats. The Alberts sound was made in Sydney rather than in London or Los Angeles. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a3b2d4db-1b05-422e-932a-9708835e402a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gl1aCFBDrJs
- **2023-12-14**, The Story Behind Waltzing Matilda: Banjo Paterson on the $10 note. The story behind Waltzing Matilda and Banjo Paterson's appearance on the ten dollar note. Paterson wrote the words at Dagworth Station in Queensland in 1895. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1d97472f-cad7-403c-8497-33391d056d3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j2lWMgfC10
- **2023-12-31**, SYDNEY BONDI BEACH AUSTRALIA WALKING TOUR 4K Sightseeing Exploring the famous iconic Bondi Beach NSW. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Walking and Sightseeing Travel Channel in 2023. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bbaac47b-066e-421f-a473-a0cb419388c1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BRvvmR16Y_c
### 2024
- **2024-01-11**, Artist Peter Lawson follows in the footsteps of great-uncle, poet Henry Lawson 🎨 \| ABC Australia. Artist Peter Lawson follows in the footsteps of great-uncle, poet Henry Lawson 🎨, published by ABC Australia and concerning Queensland. Henry Lawson wrote the bush stories that shaped the settler national type. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a271499f-4ab9-4792-a249-fb756aeed8a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9UVWOrqxv8
- **2024-01-16**, Fred Myers in conversation with Mantua Nangala and Marlene Nampitjinpa, Pintupi Way. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8b4d2272-a7c1-4509-b623-f1ba11cd223a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qPRUM539MQ
- **2024-02-10**, SLAVERY in AUSTRALIA - A dark history, Sugar Industry #slavery #australia #blackbirding. 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Indigenous History in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b3c7fb07-597d-45f2-8403-4ac9077f152a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJCVgK5lD-0
- **2024-02-12**, Anthony Albanese marks 16 years since the National Apology to the Stolen Generations \| ABC News. Anthony Albanese marks 16 years since the National Apology to the Stolen Generations, published by ABC News (Australia). Kevin Rudd delivered the apology to the Stolen Generations in Parliament on 13 February 2008. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ad11b627-700d-498e-b1f1-ab151e1ed39d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMrtMb0S8DU
- **2024-02-13**, BLACKBIRDING - SLAVERY 150th Anniversary in AUSTRALIA #slavery #blackbirding #australia. 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Indigenous History in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/47232e80-0943-4203-b75a-293342dc2bcb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6GryzcbBzj4
- **2024-02-14**, Was this so-called treaty the first in Australia? \| NITV. Was this so-called treaty the first in Australia, published by NITV. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5dd42c9e-9dd1-4510-bcc4-46ec0c715e66) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z-JKoMm7Vrk
- **2024-02-14**, Sufing's First World Championship Manly 64. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9e3f6ac3-3540-456c-bd74-b4e2f28da709) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tt7NFlhv50o
- **2024-03-11**, The Garden City and its influence on South Australian garden suburbs. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ccc8ca2-b0c7-4b34-91b8-70040a6851f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XahWnhuMQBg
- **2024-03-14**, Dancing the drama: behind the scenes of Carmen rehearsals \| The Australian Ballet. Rehearsals for the Australian Ballet's Carmen. The company commissions new work alongside the nineteenth century repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0161df42-68be-4bbe-a557-eecabcf7f662) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7r5De3Fg2w
- **2024-03-16**, The Drover's Wife: A Short Story by Henry Lawson 1892. A reading of The Drover's Wife, Henry Lawson's 1892 story of a woman alone in a bush hut with a snake and her children. Leah Purcell later retold it from an Aboriginal woman's position. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0967a5b3-2709-4ea0-a6c7-d9b77a878f0f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJUNCm480MQ
- **2024-03-25**, Melissa Lucashenko on busting colonial myths in her sweeping novel 'Edenglassie' \| The SBS Book Club. Melissa Lucashenko on writing against colonial myths in Edenglassie, which sets its story in nineteenth century Brisbane and the present day. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8da37975-016b-41a3-a319-bc45e774158f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0lDL5UeBzI
- **2024-03-27**, West Side Story \| Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour \| Behind-the-scenes tour. A behind the scenes tour of West Side Story staged on Sydney Harbour. Handa Opera builds a temporary stage over the water at Fleet Steps each year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5a5b7c31-a655-4eb9-be46-1982404d9e9f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybRWE2ZUV34
- **2024-03-29**, Historic His Majesty's Theatre facade uncovered in Hobart \| ABC News. ABC News reports the uncovering of the His Majesty's Theatre facade in Hobart. Australian theatre buildings have often been hidden behind later shopfronts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8cad6f44-ea53-4a70-a359-0dd412c6ee75) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLPYosfe1Uo
- **2024-04-07**, Esperance theatre production brings hope to thespian community \| ABC News. ABC News on a theatre production in Esperance in Western Australia. Amateur and community theatre operates far beyond the capital city companies. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd98a94b-4f56-4a59-b180-66ae0a520b73) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8tEYRu91Xw
- **2024-04-11**, Don't Miss This! Songlines, Tracking the Seven Sisters at the Musée du Quai Branly. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4442315-7bbd-4ab3-9f97-6eaf61a37b37) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGUCz7iHDds
- **2024-04-15**, The Last Post Ceremony. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/06e10bcb-3725-4675-95de-2d75130ae426) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2W3yOu3vQ0
- **2024-05-02**, David Gulpilil's epic final journey and funeral in Arnhem Land captured for documentary \| ABC News. ABC News on the documentary recording David Gulpilil's final journey and funeral in Arnhem Land. The film was made with the agreement of his family. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eab02ae6-a7d5-445a-95f7-1f4be906398e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fro5-GqNxMg
- **2024-05-07**, Brief History of a Family \| Trailer - SFF 24. A trailer screened at the Sydney Film Festival, which has run since 1954 and is one of the longest continuously running film festivals in the world according to the festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a7bacee1-ffbf-45f4-b6b1-111e8195c310) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-3cmHXgCDqY
- **2024-05-22**, The Sydney Symphony performs Sibelius' Fifth Symphony. The Sydney Symphony Orchestra performs Sibelius. The orchestra is resident at the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c329f06a-7c42-4504-81c8-671333438c4d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xz4WemJ9VYA
- **2024-05-24**, National Sorry Day Bridge Walk 2024. 26 May. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by The Healing Foundation in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8246621a-4b0c-4c40-81e7-7a8edeae0d40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0LbyE2y05fg
- **2024-06-03**, 50 years of music: How Cold Chisel became Aussie rock legends \| Australian Story. Australian Story marks fifty years of Cold Chisel in 2024. The band formed in Adelaide in 1973 and its live reputation was built on the pub circuit rather than on radio. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b450622d-7d55-462f-8d7e-6e48b98b6bcb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yywGN4AIFEI
- **2024-06-05**, Peter Garrett Reveals All About THAT Protest Performance At The Sydney Olympics. Peter Garrett discusses the black suits printed with the word SORRY that Midnight Oil wore at the Sydney Olympic closing ceremony in 2000. The federal government of the day had refused to apologise. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b638f32-cfb8-4604-9762-d24a7f79450c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywA79iRmAtQ
- **2024-06-06**, Glencoe Woolshed \| "Blades of Glencoe". Glencoe Woolshed, published by National Trust of South Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by National Trust of South Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b8d94de-f037-4112-b360-15527e44b9ae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N7TDo2fsLGU
- **2024-06-06**, Watershed \| Neil Armfield interview. Neil Armfield on Watershed for Opera Australia. He has directed opera and theatre across Australia and internationally. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ffea812a-7c33-459f-b841-94088efb9211) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnbf-bYRm5g
- **2024-06-10**, My Pal. 1924.. My Pal, an Australian production from 1924, held by the National Film and Sound Archive. Australian feature output was substantial in the silent era before American distribution squeezed it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/70984f80-29dd-4149-84a0-2da945df3434) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGwSjChJtEs
- **2024**, Mungo National Park. The dry country of Mungo National Park in far western New South Wales, photographed in 2024. The remains known as Mungo Lady and Mungo Man were found in these lunettes in 1969 and 1974, dated to about 42,000 years, and Mungo Lady is the earliest known cremation anywhere. The park lies on Barkandji, Mutthi Mutthi and Ngiyampaa Country and the three groups were jointly involved in the return of the remains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40541d50-f48e-47cb-a295-6b2a55b93150) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mungo_National_Park_(2024)_-_1.jpg
- **2024**, Didirrgun, Kennedy Hill. The shell midden known as Didirrgun, or Kennedy Hill, at Broome in Western Australia, photographed in 2024. Middens are accumulations of discarded shell that record generations of shellfish gathering and can be radiocarbon dated layer by layer. An Aboriginal community called Mallingbarr lived beside the hill and had left by 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6540bff7-13e6-486f-910f-92f7e42395ac) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Didirrgun_aka_Kennedy_Hill,_Broome,_WA,_Australia_02.jpg
- **2024**, Diprotodon skeleton cast. A cast of a Diprotodon skeleton, the original collected at Lake Callabonna in South Australia in 1893 by Edward Stirling and Amandus Zietz. Diprotodon was the largest marsupial known, roughly the size of a rhinoceros. Lake Callabonna preserved whole articulated animals that had become bogged in the drying lake bed. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a7a1043-b78a-4e4a-bbde-8e8dce0a2e82) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Diprotodon_optatum_skeleton.jpg
- **2024**, Phascolonus skull cast with a footprint depression. A cast of a giant wombat skull from Lake Callabonna, collected in 1970 by Clayton Ray, showing a depression that has been read as the print of a Diprotodon foot pressed into it. The animal died in the drying lake mud and was trodden on before burial. Taphonomy of this kind is how a bone bed is reconstructed as an event. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1aaa5d73-02ca-4bf5-aa76-6e3699033d05) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Phascolonus_gigas_cast_2.jpg
- **2024**, Finding Gold display, Melbourne. An interpretive panel on Chinese miners on the nineteenth century goldfields at the Museum of Chinese Australian History in Melbourne, photographed in December 2024. Colonial poll taxes on Chinese arrivals from the 1850s were the direct ancestors of the federal restriction law. The museum sits in Little Bourke Street, the historic centre of Chinese Melbourne. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bff6f9d2-0a8a-405e-8ed3-0f11daeb9456) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Museum_of_Chinese_Australian_History_in_Melbourne,_Victoria,_December_2024_12.jpg
- **2024**, Johnny Chi Lane in Broome Chinatown. A laneway in the Chinatown quarter of Broome in the far north of Western Australia, photographed in 2024. The pearling industry ran on Japanese, Malay, Chinese and Filipino divers and crews, who worked under indentures that exempted them from the immigration restrictions applied elsewhere. The quarter was known as Japtown before the Second World War and its Japanese residents were interned in 1941. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51814543-df0c-4c72-bc81-8bdef9fad82e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Johnny_Chi_Lane,_Chinatown,_Broome,_WA,_Australia_03.jpg
- **2024**, A Queenslander at Sherwood. A timber house at Sherwood in Brisbane raised on stumps with a verandah across its street face. Raising the floor let air move under the building and kept the living rooms above the damp, and the verandah did the shading. The type is common enough across the state that the houses are simply called Queenslanders. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/657e5c3a-bfb3-4c58-9a77-9155fb73de1d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queenslander_style_house_in_Sherwood,_Queensland,_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Queenslander at Charleville. A raised timber house at Charleville in the state's south west, where summer heat is dry and severe rather than humid. The verandah wraps the corner so that shade is available on whichever face the sun is striking. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/32c2530a-5570-4d32-aac2-e6baf256c855) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:House_in_Charleville,_Queensland,_2024,_12.jpg
- **2024**, Jindabyne Dam from Kosciuszko Road. The dam that impounds Lake Jindabyne on the Snowy River, completed in 1967. It was the last major dam of the Scheme. The town of Jindabyne was moved to higher ground to make room for the water. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/815466f5-2e86-45eb-96dc-ff385691bcf3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bridge_over_Jindabyne_Dam.jpg
- **2024**, Lake Jindabyne. The reservoir filling the valley where the old town stood. Buildings that could not be relocated were demolished or left to be covered. The lake is now the recreational centre of the region in summer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3e6e00cf-7e4e-494c-b71f-c595a62c575c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Lake_Jindabyne_from_a_hill.jpg
- **2024**, Brewarrina Hotel. A verandahed hotel on the main street at Brewarrina in north western New South Wales. Corrugated iron roofing over a timber frame is the cheapest way to get deep shade across a footpath, and it defines the look of inland Australian main streets. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4b335069-0a61-4de2-bbd6-29d2e368c15d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brewarrina_Hotel_08-08-2024.jpg
- **2024**, Tower Hill maar from the north. The flooded crater and its cones seen from the northern lookout. Artefacts recovered from beneath the ash layer here provided a date of roughly 36,900 years ago for the eruption, matching oral tradition that people were present to see it. The reserve was replanted in the twentieth century using von Guerard's 1855 painting as a guide. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c89c6e7-e02c-429e-a837-850a8e843db1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Tower_Hill_pano_from_Scenic_Lookout.jpg
- **2024**, The multi-faith church at Talbingo. Talbingo's only church building, shared between Uniting, Anglican and Catholic congregations. A single shared building was the practical answer in a town too small for three. The Scheme's workforce came from a range of denominations and none. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a5a8f6af-b7a3-4af9-9891-5996a83145ee) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Church_of_St_Paul_exterior,_Talbingo.jpg
- **2024**, Royal Hotel, Brewarrina. The Royal Hotel at Brewarrina, a second verandahed pub in the same small town. Licensed hotels clustered in inland towns because they served as the coach stop, the mail drop and the only accommodation. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de71c577-8b33-41b4-b8ea-7d602ad9e1c7) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brewarrina_Royal_Hotel_08-08-2024.jpg
- **2024**, Ivanhoe Hotel. The hotel at Ivanhoe, a town on the Cobb Highway between Hay and Broken Hill in the western New South Wales saltbush country. The street awning is cantilevered rather than post supported, a later form adopted after councils moved against posts standing in the footpath. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/60862634-42c5-4dd3-8d78-ad7c3fb26cbc) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ivanhoe_Hotel_07-08-2024.jpg
- **2024**, Memorial plaques at Talbingo. Plaques on a memorial wall beside the community church, including two recalling the school's headmaster and his wife. Small memorials of this kind are the local record of a town that exists because of a dam. The original village is under the reservoir. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1ddf416-c617-4196-9643-b64576a1cce5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Memorial_wall_(detail),_Talbingo.jpg
- **2024**, Jack Bowes lines up for goal. Geelong's Jack Bowes prepares to kick during the second preliminary final of 2024 against Brisbane at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 21 September. A shot after a mark is taken from behind the mark with the defender standing on the spot. Six points are scored between the inner posts and one between the outer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11ff42fe-4cfb-4404-a761-026316661c1b) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2024_Jack_Bowes_preliminary_final.jpg
- **2024**, White Cliffs Hotel. The hotel at White Cliffs in far western New South Wales, an opal field where much of the town lives in dugouts cut into the hillsides to escape the heat. The verandah does above ground what the dugouts do below. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/324ebf18-a1cf-4fc1-870d-8d4f45db3d5c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:White_Cliffs_Hotel_07-08-2024.jpg
- **2024**, Essendon and Hawthorn contest the ball. Players from both sides go to ground for the ball in the opening round match of the 2024 season on 16 March. Ground level contests are governed by rules on holding the ball and prior opportunity that change almost every season. Essendon and Hawthorn have met on the opening weekend repeatedly since the 1980s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b3f17e6-e2c6-4abc-b6d0-aac280606f96) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2024_Essendon_v_Hawthorn.jpg
- **2024**, Western Bulldogs and Port Adelaide contest the ball. Players compete during the week two match of the 2024 AFL Women's season at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 6 September. Port Adelaide fielded a women's team from 2022. The men's club had been founded in 1870. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/37f38d13-e7a1-4ab8-9395-5938bf80985e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2024_AFLW_WB_v_PA_(1).jpg
- **2024**, Ronaldson and Tippett shearing plant. A two stand shearing plant made by Ronaldson and Tippett, displayed as historic farm machinery at Harrismith in the Western Australian wheatbelt. The engine drove overhead gear that turned flexible shafts down to each handpiece, which is what a stand means. Machine shearing spread through Australian sheds from the late 1880s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4eabd5bc-4265-487a-aa85-b55fe2aabf94) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Two_stand_Ronaldson_%26_Tippett_shearing_plant_at_Harrismith,_Western_Australia,_January_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Sydney Showground Stadium in football configuration. The playing surface at Sydney Showground Stadium set up for Australian football during an opening round match between Greater Western Sydney and Collingwood in March 2024. Grounds shared with cricket or rectangular codes are reconfigured between seasons. The oval shape of the field is a legacy of the code being drawn up to keep cricketers fit in winter. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a31a4b4-62e3-485e-aa8f-4aafd643eb4e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sydney_Showground_Stadium,_GWS_vs_Collingwood,_March_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Record Geelong crowd at the MCG. A panorama of the Melbourne Cricket Ground during a Geelong against Carlton match in the 2024 season, when 87,775 people attended, a record home crowd for the Geelong Football Club. The ground holds just over one hundred thousand. It has been the code's principal venue since the nineteenth century. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a2eaa99a-c894-4280-9898-e7edc7073725) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:MCG_-_Geelong_vs_Carlton_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Political banners on City Road, Sydney. Flags and banners strung along City Road in Sydney in October 2024, a year after the referendum. The Aboriginal flag remained a standing fixture of Sydney street protest after the Voice vote failed. City Road runs past the University of Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9b919d15-c780-4f61-a46b-b9a35959ac21) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2024-10-21_Political_flags_and_banners_displayed_on_City_Road,_Sydney_02.jpg
- **2024**, Freedom Ride monument at Walgett. A monument at Walgett commemorating the 1965 student tour. The bus was run off the road outside Walgett after the protest at the club, an incident that put the tour on front pages across the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/727e1711-8e99-4e00-9eb1-05d96e87e8b1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Walgett_Freedom_Ride_Monument_09-08-2024_002.jpg
- **2024**, Flags at Broome International Airport. The state, Aboriginal and Australian flags at the entrance to Broome International Airport in 2024. Displays of this kind became routine at regional airports across the north. Broome sits on Yawuru Country in the far north of Western Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d4387c34-b3d1-4134-9935-da3f89745179) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Broome_International_Airport,_Broome,_WA,_Australia_16.jpg
- **2024**, Ticket to the first Concert Hall performance. A ticket to the first performance in the Concert Hall. The building opened to the public in 1973 after fourteen years of construction and a cost overrun measured in multiples of the original estimate. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b88617c1-9cb7-471d-9d6f-f9b46ecebcc3) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:First_Performance_Concert_Hall_Sydney_Opera_House.jpg
- **2024**, Inside the Hill of Content [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/033782d5-94bd-4c35-9fb6-4d39512feb9d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Interior_of_Hill_of_Content_bookshop_September_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Hill of Content bookshop. The Hill of Content bookshop on Bourke Street in Melbourne, open since 1922. Melbourne was designated a UNESCO City of Literature in 2008. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/58e9048f-edfc-474a-96a8-734b78ed1030) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entrance_to_Hill_of_Content_bookshop_September_2024.jpg
- **2024**, Metropolis Bookshop, Melbourne. The Metropolis Bookshop in Melbourne. Independent shops of this kind carry the Australian small press output that chains do not stock. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8fd85a00-fd21-43a3-9941-b34def402d4c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entrance_to_Metropolis_Bookshop_September_2024.jpg
- **2024-06-16**, I Am Australian (Youth Collaboration) \[Official Music Video\]. I Am Australian performed in a youth collaboration by the Bushwackers, a bush band formed in Melbourne in 1971. The song was written by Bruce Woodley and Dobe Newton in 1987. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/51d665b0-d5ea-4a38-b5c6-1ae4bf144be9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjeRLgr9bVA
- **2024-06-30**, Budj Bim Flagship Waterways project. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Gunditjmara Country is the ground of this record. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Glenelg Hopkins CMA in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fd820842-9512-484f-aaaa-7e3e1548c7b0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiYSxmmziNA
- **2024-07-11**, The History of NAIDOC Posters \| National NAIDOC Awards 2024. The History of NAIDOC Posters, published by ABC Indigenous and concerning Queensland. NAIDOC Week is observed nationally each July. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC Indigenous in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3aaeace3-79a1-40ba-a198-586cdeba8692) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdUNxd2EIwA
- **2024-07-15**, The volunteers out to save Toganmain, one of Australia's most important woolsheds 🐑 \| ABC Australia. The volunteers out to save Toganmain, one of Australia's most important woolsheds 🐑, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/148f4f47-429f-41f9-a6ba-032e397e2617) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyj6AMmG_p8
- **2024-07-16**, Truganini. 8 May 1876. The claim that she was the last Tasmanian Aboriginal person is rejected by scholars and by the Palawa community, who continue today. Filed as a frontier record, posted by If These Trees Could Talk in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e9d5e301-4a5f-403d-aa72-aa9800db7b3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9N8XrFN7VZs
- **2024-07-22**, Hamlet \| Neil Armfield. Neil Armfield directs Hamlet for Opera Australia. Australian directors move regularly between theatre and opera. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/531ddae6-b5ad-4a9a-8aeb-d6f9211f785e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDYytp7F2go
- **2024-08-06**, Indigenous Wisdom: Songlines \| Great Maps Explained. Indigenous Wisdom: Songlines, published by Mapster. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Mapster in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/58b85765-9434-4962-81df-ff1e954eb54e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogFWNagoyJU
- **2024-08-08**, Driving the beautiful Snowy Mountains Highway in the snow – Tumut to Cooma \[4K\]. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Great Aussie Drives in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/12754d13-9e33-4fc7-a23d-b4b0b9364dc7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Be2d8-flOVE
- **2024-08-12**, The moment that ended Nick Cave's 'disgraceful self-indulgence' \| Interview \| Australian Story. The moment that ended Nick Cave's 'disgraceful self-indulgence', published by ABC News In-depth. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/767f0587-9abc-4a8e-8a34-6bbd97648a23) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXPIBFfA2Ho
- **2024-08-25**, Ethel Turner - Live the Day! 130th Anniversary of 'Seven Little Australians' - Interviews. A marking of 130 years of Seven Little Australians by Ethel Turner, published in 1894. It is one of the few nineteenth century Australian children's books never out of print. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c89b1e49-4714-43b0-9029-187dcaf1027e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMCbM91ybd8
- **2024-09-02**, 🌍The Ancient Secrets of the Willandra Lakes Region 🌍. 🌍, published by UNESCO Tour. The Willandra Lakes remains are dated to about 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by UNESCO Tour in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fe00fed2-7f09-4fd0-b5e9-9e2dcb5f54bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbGyRBvXLbM
- **2024-09-11**, I love the beach. 🏖️ The surfing culture is in my blood. 🏄❤️ \| Heywire \| ABC Australia. I love the beach, 🏖️ The surfing culture is in my blood, 🏄❤️, published by ABC Australia. The people named here are Wiradjuri. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by ABC Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9a0cad87-6748-4580-8837-baf5990f6d4c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGtD5o8r3cM
- **2024-09-12**, Why live music venues have hit rock bottom \| The Business \| ABC News. ABC's The Business reports in 2024 on the financial state of Australian live music venues. Small and mid sized rooms closed in numbers after the pandemic and under rising costs. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/237eecb1-c5d2-4541-a654-a776461e7911) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqxwHxgaKHU
- **2024-09-15**, Thelma Plum 'Better In Blak' Ft. Barkaa live at One Night Stand 2024. Thelma Plum performs with Barkaa at triple j's One Night Stand in 2024. One Night Stand took a free national radio concert to a different regional town each year. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/be04f206-83b4-407a-93af-9c72fc1cddee) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSxKkadmoVE
- **2024-09-23**, Remembering Plantation Creek from Say Our Name: Australian South Sea Islanders. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0f81f154-e335-4ed9-9bd5-3f4f8ec656cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAppADrvDA8
- **2024-09-23**, Emily Kam Kngwarray. 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by National Gallery of Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/96f698ab-6f96-49b4-af67-089b472caefd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuvU3YW9494
- **2024-10-06**, S03-E08: We visit Budj Bim on Gunditjmara Country and learn more about the story behind this cult.... 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The material concerns Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Victorian Aboriginal News in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7a116bf2-a4a1-4b16-b232-7d156f1e0f3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HHcuP8dtYng
- **2024-10-14**, One year since Australia voted No in the Voice referendum \| 7.30. One year since Australia voted No in the Voice referendum, published by ABC News In-depth. The referendum failed on 14 October 2023, with 39.94 percent voting yes and only the Australian Capital Territory in favour. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bb270fb2-05e2-4b85-9cb1-450cba3a27fe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0sLklbMMuk
- **2024-10-20**, The White Australia Policy!. 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/07fd8703-ca04-43bf-a520-c5ea86672e30) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PtP4y9VrOM0
- **2024-10-22**, From Italy to the Australian alps, Charlie joined the Snowy Hydro 'adventure' \| ABC Australia. From Italy to the Australian alps, Charlie joined the Snowy Hydro 'adventure', published by ABC Australia. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by ABC Australia in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d41f37d2-0c3c-4e70-bdd5-4a7b4ae33962) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VYLvWuPh3BE
- **2024-11-02**, NFSA Archive - Hoyts Roadshow (1929). A 1929 Hoyts Roadshow item from the NFSA collection. Hoyts and Union Theatres controlled Australian exhibition, and their booking power shaped what local films could reach screens. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/82c3028d-a990-4c95-9f2e-0b8c4a1c2bf3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khFQv4g3CY0
- **2024-11-04**, A New Stage: Bangarra moves to the Joan Sutherland Theatre. Bangarra Dance Theatre moves to the Joan Sutherland Theatre. The company had performed in the smaller Drama Theatre for years. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20fc3710-1132-4e31-9aad-b27e486630c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7s3Efxvtfo
- **2024-11-12**, Australia Fair: The Long Tail of the White Australia Policy. 1980, and NITV began free-to-air broadcasts under SBS in 2012. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by SBS Audio in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c5d0b4b8-923b-4dea-a4b7-12b564ad1cfa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1HS73hB1tA
- **2024-11-13**, 4. 'Populate or Perish'. ', published by SBS Audio. The Assisted Passage Migration Scheme brought over one million British subjects. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by SBS Audio in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d1567ba7-3d0c-484c-9514-8c774a300206) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8wCywMb84k
- **2024-11-17**, Merinos to Dorpers: the rise of meat sheep in the outback \| Landline \| ABC News. Merinos to Dorpers: the rise of meat sheep in the outback, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning New South Wales. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a9562c0e-59ff-460e-953b-722f51e0338a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ukW1G3gWT04
- **2024-11-22**, The Truth About The White Australia Policy \| Tony Robinson. The Truth About The White Australia Policy, published by Time Travels. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Time Travels in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea264ab0-693f-41c8-9a31-4d9683e8ebde) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WagFjYJWzPc
- **2024-11-24**, Countdown (Australia)- Molly Meldrum Interviews Bon Scott- 1977. Molly Meldrum interviews the AC/DC singer Bon Scott on Countdown in 1977. Countdown ran on ABC television from 1974 to 1987 and was for years the only national pop programme in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5bc883dd-3cd4-400f-9562-b17adf785cba) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pte0VRpws0c
- **2024-12-05**, Classic Choir: The Christmas Card by Deborah Cheetham Fraillon. The Christmas Card, written by Deborah Cheetham Fraillon and performed by an ABC Classic choir. Her catalogue moved First Nations composition into the concert hall repertoire. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/552f29a4-6cd5-4333-af1a-cc10eb939ec2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWyt-3cVKlY
- **2024-12-07**, Macarthur Recreation Reserve, Budj Bim Caves, Grey Nomads Caravanning Australia Ep -151. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Aussie Nomad Destinations in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/66f216c2-2547-4aa2-9f7f-f1b3a226849c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5t_EzWGzduI
- **2024-12-15**, Blackbirding: Australia's Slave Trade. 1901 led to the deportation of about 7,500 Pacific Islander workers from Queensland. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Black British Hub in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0bbd12e0-6ce1-474e-b32c-3ba2a2382c88) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stvP1txZ29s
- **2024-12-17**, Welcome to the State Library of NSW. An introduction to the State Library of New South Wales, founded in 1826 and the oldest library in Australia according to the library. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4e790155-4c8f-4ea7-90cc-1f00bb21fb5a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vkh-Ki0p31M
- **2024-12-21**, Ancient stories and priceless illustrations uncovered in Papunya exhibition \| ABC NEWS. Ancient stories and priceless illustrations uncovered in Papunya exhibition, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The painting movement began at Papunya in 1971 and the Papunya Tula cooperative was formally established in 1972. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2024. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/827d06c6-96df-454b-8413-1745efce1420) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_riT6weuKI
- **2024-12-21**, Helen Garner's love letter to her grandson, and football \| ABC Conversations Podcast. Helen Garner in conversation on ABC about her grandson and football. Her 1977 novel Monkey Grip drew on Melbourne share house life and caused a stir over how directly it used her own diaries. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b42e4732-7433-4bb4-b202-fe77b1eeba2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5XWhdOyPxc
### 2025
- **2025-01-08**, 1 Hour of Beach Chaos - Bondi Rescue Full Episode Marathon. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by BondiRescue in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/43960796-91d6-447a-a2a4-106cb279bdb3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qo0xto_ExQ8
- **2025-01-15**, Hear Me Out: Australia Day \| What's the history of January 26?. Hear Me Out: Australia Day, published by ABC Indigenous. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC Indigenous in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/917ef66d-f2ae-496b-9b3c-dbec5591bf60) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RfRTXpRnHQ
- **2025-01-19**, Is Australia Worth Celebrating? \| Hear Me Out: Australia Day. Is Australia Worth Celebrating, published by ABC Indigenous. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC Indigenous in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/94c855c5-944a-49e3-a6ae-78c6a92d0505) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHb67sakZUE
- **2025-01-24**, Megafauna: What Killed Australia's Giant Beasts? \| DOCUMENTARY. Megafauna: What Killed Australia's Giant Beasts, published by ABC Science. Filed as a deep time record, posted by ABC Science in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0974a3fb-ca0d-464f-8ce8-64f5634e72cb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlYYsLyqeNA
- **2025-01-25**, Dami Im - Unstoppable (SIA) \| Australian of the Year Awards 2025. Dami Im performs at the Australian of the Year Awards in 2025. She was born in South Korea, moved to Brisbane as a child and represented Australia at Eurovision in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0b33781a-a3c7-4458-b12e-9b49f0c22588) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vTWGb266xrQ
- **2025-01-29**, Recapping some of the big moments from this years Survival Day rallies \| NITV News \| NITV. Recapping some of the big moments from this years Survival Day rallies, published by NITV. 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1b42613d-64e9-4fea-b2ef-0d790af1641f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA_jhXJ9WL8
- **2025-01-29**, Albatross Nippers Overview. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/83f2fb1f-f891-4367-8fb5-61ab1bb7ade4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3bZ6pyrZR8
- **2025-01-30**, Indigenous Dreamtime Wisdom (Tjukurpa) That Mirrors Hindu Turiya’s Transcendental Awareness. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/09000556-1f7e-4231-9bc7-60343ba64f91) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJHfQLzBFYY
- **2025-02-01**, Mitch Tambo and Voice of Lele have recently released their own rendition of 'My Island Home' \| NITV. NITV covers a new rendition of My Island Home by Mitch Tambo and Voice of Lele. NITV is the National Indigenous Television service, which began free to air broadcasting in 2012. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3530b039-77c1-4192-88c0-f8ae1ea8be72) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UWTqz6vhqA
- **2025-02-12**, The Cheaters \| Preview \| NFSA Player. A preview of The Cheaters, made by the McDonagh sisters, three Sydney women who wrote, directed and produced features in the late 1920s. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a37efe8-4e0b-4488-a42b-4c4d6007021b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5mH99qZU4I
- **2025-02-17**, New wave of young talent, strong leadership shapes future of Wave Hill cattle station \| ABC Landline. New wave of young talent, strong leadership shapes future of Wave Hill cattle station, published by ABC Australia and concerning Northern Territory. The Wave Hill walk-off ran from 1966 to 1974, led by Vincent Lingiari and the Gurindji. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by ABC Australia in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62695c8d-b6e0-44bd-8da7-d08d6546c924) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MS09rBhjB6s
- **2025-02-20**, Australian Citizenship Class, Episode 5: The Nation of Australia at Federation (EASY ENGLISH). ), published by Australian Citizenship Class and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The dictation test of 1901 could be set in any language chosen by the officer, so that the applicant would fail. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Australian Citizenship Class in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4027ce8a-7275-4c81-ac6d-1c77b801d3ec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMTW-mFNYrY
- **2025-03-04**, How Heath Ledger loss brought his dad and portrait artist together \| Australian Story. Australian Story on the loss of Heath Ledger and a portrait made afterwards. Ledger was born in Perth and died in 2008. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26d8dd16-a20d-4e29-9e84-3a0a98b1db3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuBZEcU_UXc
- **2025-03-10**, Onus vs Alcoa, Gunditjmara Standing Strong Story - NILC 2024, Day 2, Melbourne. 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Custodianship here is Gunditjmara. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Tarwirri in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/45856aca-8d60-4d49-9bb3-29c2a7b24a18) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyOceW6jai8
- **2025-03-15**, These sisters didn't know white people existed. Then one day everything changed. \| ABC Australia. These sisters didn't know white people existed, Then one day everything changed, published by ABC Australia. The people named here are Pintupi. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by ABC Australia in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40c6d135-ded4-4d8b-8a33-f83b0cd58fb1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5kXwvZWmYLk
- **2025-03-26**, Day in the Life of a Ballet Dancer \| Callum Linnane \| The Australian Ballet. A day in the life of an Australian Ballet dancer. Company class, rehearsal and performance fill six days a week during a season. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a1aefc7-9193-4c4a-aba8-199054ee242e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_X4qCQk5ro
- **2025-03-31**, Carmen \| Intermezzo \| Opera Australia Orchestra. The Opera Australia Orchestra plays the Carmen intermezzo. The orchestra plays for both opera and ballet seasons in Sydney. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eb9157a6-436a-4408-b57c-08812a0c2e64) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cpTkWzGb3k
- **2025-04-03**, Glenn Murcutt: Unbuilt Works. The State Library of New South Wales presents the unbuilt works of Glenn Murcutt, the only Australian to have won the Pritzker Prize, awarded in 2002. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/78e05886-e8a0-4354-9c44-1655f2d96b0f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNim4XRKKjo
- **2025-04-05**, A look back at Hobart's underground cinemas \| ABC News. ABC News looks back at Hobart's underground cinemas. Small independent venues carried films that the national chains would not book. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fa2be5dd-4104-4427-9d53-c559751949ef) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9ixl8_rKZc
- **2025-04-07**, Melissa Lucashenko: Edenglassie. Melissa Lucashenko discusses Edenglassie at the State Library of New South Wales. A Goorie writer, she won the Miles Franklin for Too Much Lip in 2019. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7d1d2e21-497d-4455-bd99-570ee4539c98) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-a5g4fHRUDM
- **2025-04-21**, Australia's Dictation Test: A Gross Piece of Chicanery. 1901 could be set in any language chosen by the officer, so that the applicant would fail. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ChideStudyPress in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3d1b0c38-5ce3-4ef9-8c15-3ab773d4c4c2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzMZfNfaGwQ
- **2025-04-22**, Judith Brett on Alfred Deakin: "Organic Australian Policy". ", published by Robert Menzies Institute. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Robert Menzies Institute in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e158f953-39f7-4b23-ba99-52f1a1970d89) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZfuJX63D74
- **2025-04-23**, 9. Amoy Shepherds. 1901 could be set in any language chosen by the officer, so that the applicant would fail. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by ChideStudyPress in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3c50c6fc-59ce-4638-a54a-f3d51d07acd7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGdk0EUiblg
- **2025-04-24**, Welcome to Country booed at Melbourne's Anzac Day Dawn Service \| ABC NEWS. Welcome to Country booed at Melbourne's Anzac Day Dawn Service, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Victoria. Welcome to Country is given by Traditional Owners for their own Country, and an Acknowledgement may be given by anyone. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d59de37f-15b0-48d5-a5c2-5b6b2e41c682) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSNcEhDcwQI
- **2025-04-25**, “The Forgotten Genius Behind Australia’s Federation \| The Tragic Story of Alfred Deakin”. “The Forgotten Genius Behind Australia’s Federation, published by Nation Maker. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Nation Maker in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c431a4f5-5438-4bd6-b944-de5f444718bc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUZ5joS6F80
- **2025-05-01**, Emily Wurramara - Lady Blue - Live at the 2024 Australian Women in Music Awards. Lady Blue performed at the Australian Women in Music Awards in 2024. The awards were established in 2018 to address the under representation of women in the Australian industry. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ead04440-3452-4315-bcd2-aefd10c7cf73) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2vw_qWLgAw
- **2025-05-04**, The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commemorative Ceremony \| Anzac Day 2025. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commemorative Ceremony, published by Australian War Memorial and concerning Queensland. Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d73944ff-572d-49bb-9eee-3216e4615242) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl4mC-7ZtTo
- **2025-05-04**, Iconic Australian band celebrates 50 years with documentary \| 7NEWS. A 7NEWS item on an Australian band marking fifty years with a documentary release in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aaabc010-ec70-4167-b890-e95e9630e1ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ckteu7qogKQ
- **2025-05-09**, A history of the State Theatre of Sydney: fantasy, entertainment and glamour. A history of the State Theatre in Sydney, a 1929 picture palace built in an elaborate mixed revival style. It now hosts the Sydney Film Festival. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c77c9595-5b23-40bb-90a1-39f838b38eec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YGSfHM-Kb5U
- **2025-05-10**, My Brilliant Career by Miles Franklin , Full Story Summary \| Feminist Classic Explained. A summary of My Brilliant Career, the novel Miles Franklin wrote as a teenager in rural New South Wales. She withdrew it from publication for decades, embarrassed that readers took it as autobiography. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/183a3556-e690-431c-979c-d32a4068beec) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nesCA7NDWk
- **2025-05-18**, Tasmanian jail's colonial-era solitary cells unearthed below old pool \| ABC NEWS. Tasmanian jail's colonial-era solitary cells unearthed below old pool, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Tasmania. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/221f9a3c-8f7b-439c-a5dd-187b386f3157) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y0qaKdX0a3U
- **2025-05-23**, Essendon v Richmond Highlights \| Round 11, 2025 \| AFL. Essendon v Richmond Highlights, published by AFL. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2f4b8b6f-df56-4c9e-8859-f2a170516b62) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIdS6x9cyKU
- **2025-05-23**, First Nations contributions to AFL celebrated at Dreamtime at the G \| Nula \| NITV. First Nations contributions to AFL celebrated at Dreamtime at the G, published by NITV. Filed as a sport record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8cf90272-b35d-4659-bac2-5c8982149184) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4u61fsu3qc
- **2025-05-26**, 25 years on from the historic Walk for Reconciliation over the Harbour Bridge \| Living Black \| NITV. 25 years on from the historic Walk for Reconciliation over the Harbour Bridge, published by NITV and concerning New South Wales. The Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2423972a-806a-454b-a494-dc09ad51bf2c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9y9tPHGjdc
- **2025-05-26**, What is National Sorry Day? \| NITV News \| NITV. What is National Sorry Day, published by NITV and concerning Queensland. National Sorry Day is observed on 26 May. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bcfd5075-7db4-416c-a62e-fba7412c4789) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWtQ0lKSXl8
- **2025-05-31**, Tasmanian Aboriginal resistance warriors still not recognised \| ABC News. Tasmanian Aboriginal resistance warriors still not recognised, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Queensland. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e2a3b9a4-47a7-4c38-9033-2f13c8e8da95) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4e-5e2gpUXQ
- **2025-06-03**, Brewarrina Aboriginal Fish Traps. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Jack and Mallie - All Around Australia. in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cec28fe3-fef8-4a77-aac1-1441a85e442d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HGSsSojKLBE
- **2025-06-05**, Stolen Generations survivors share their stories of Sydney’s Central Station \| NITV News \| NITV. Stolen Generations survivors share their stories of Sydney’s Central Station, published by NITV and concerning New South Wales. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/90cc8b43-6a6b-45e7-a8ae-021f6305268b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfy9S0juq6E
- **2025-06-05**, Charles Bean Research Centre opens at Australian War Memorial \| ABC NEWS. Charles Bean Research Centre opens at Australian War Memorial, published by ABC News (Australia). Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/df7c3a4c-7853-4ad3-8842-22501905bcd7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JOPr2VKmcWY
- **2025-06-06**, The History of the Cremorne Orpheum. 1935 cinema that still operates. Australian picture palaces of the period were designed as spectacles in themselves. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a3386f6-ddef-4ba0-8507-b87baf4f1730) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9PGGmQv4Tw
- **2025-06-12**, What does Country mean to the palawa people? \| The Point \| NITV. What does Country mean to the palawa people, published by NITV. The Palawa are the living Aboriginal community of Tasmania. The material concerns Palawa Country. Filed as a frontier record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9338e882-8479-4cfb-b1cb-17ed2537ff4f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS8EixoHitw
- **2025**, Walls Road towards the Mungo lunette. The track running towards the eroding clay and sand ridge known as the Walls of China in Mungo National Park, photographed on 16 February 2025. The lunette formed on the eastern shore of a lake that dried out around 14,000 years ago. Erosion of the ridge is what exposes the archaeology, and it also destroys it. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2b0bc447-0308-44ec-9885-f525c9d1837c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mungo_National_Park,_Mungo,_New_South_Wales,_2715_-_RV90_-_16_February_2025.jpg
- **2025**, Dreamtime at the G pre match ceremony. Dancers and smoke before the round eleven match between Essendon and Richmond at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on 23 May 2025. The fixture has been played annually since 2005 and is the centrepiece of the AFL's Indigenous Round. Around ten per cent of AFL listed players identify as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, far above the share of the general population. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c4d8a50e-7ff4-4e0d-8405-0bd17efc8d98) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2025_R11_Dreamtime_at_the_%27G.jpg
- **2025**, North Melbourne celebrate the 2025 flag. North Melbourne players after the AFL Women's grand final against Brisbane at Ikon Park on 29 November 2025. The club went through that season undefeated. It was North Melbourne's second women's premiership. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3eba10f5-7c90-4390-b191-dc7ed7ca904a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:2025_AFLW_GF_North_Melbourne_celebrations.jpg
- **2025**, Jondaryan Woolshed, Darling Downs. The Jondaryan Woolshed on the Darling Downs in Queensland, seen from the road in December 2025. The shed dates from 1859 and is one of the largest surviving timber woolsheds in the country. Jondaryan was a flashpoint in the 1890 maritime and shearing disputes when non-union shearers were brought in. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/55374a5e-a0c2-4fd3-b4f7-5548be9db83a) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jondaryan_Woolshed,_December_2025_02.jpg
- **2025**, American sailors learn Australian football at Cairns. Sailors from the USS Blue Ridge train with AFL Cairns instructors at Watson's Oval in Cairns on 17 April 2025. Recruiting from overseas has produced a handful of AFL listed players, mostly ruckmen from American basketball. Photograph by the United States Navy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1d72259-7234-4c11-8674-877f24cd8caf) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Blue_Ridge_Sailors_learn_Australian_Football_(8988963).jpg
- **2025**, Kngwarray at Tate Modern. An exhibition of the work of Emily Kam Kngwarray at Tate Modern in London. The National Gallery of Australia adopted this spelling of her name in 2023, replacing the earlier Kame Kngwarreye. Kngwarray was an Anmatyerr woman from Utopia in the Northern Territory who began painting on canvas late in life. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/068dcdad-7054-4d7b-8c36-22e7dc81017d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Emily_Kam_Kngwarray,_Tate_Modern,_London_23.jpg
- **2025**, Plan of the Black Community School, Townsville. A floor plan of the Black Community School at Townsville, reproduced from a 1977 study by the National Aboriginal Education Committee. The school was founded by Eddie Koiki Mabo and others in 1973 to teach Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal children in their own community. It ran until 1985. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7313acd-f998-45f8-93da-7eb093625bd4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plan_of_the_Black_Community_School,_Townsville,_Australia.jpg
- **2025**, The Bondi lifeguard tower. The council lifeguard tower above the sand. Paid council lifeguards work alongside the volunteer club patrols, a division that is unusual internationally. The tower is also the base for the television series filmed on this beach. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7aa28a72-aee5-4a93-bd1f-f04e5a242d3d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Bondi_Beach_lifeguard_tower,_December_2025_02.jpg
- **2025**, Broome Surf Life Saving Club. The club at Cable Beach in the far north west. Patrol conditions here include stingers and crocodiles as well as surf. The lifesaving movement spread from the southeastern cities to coastlines with entirely different hazards. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eed75637-d7f5-4221-9ad5-4714269e67ee) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Broome_Surf_Life_Saving_Club,_September_2025.jpg
- **2025**, Kings Beach club at Caloundra. The clubhouse at Kings Beach on the southern end of the Sunshine Coast. Caloundra sits where Moreton Bay opens to the ocean. Queensland's club network runs almost continuously from the New South Wales border to the far north. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/670df4ed-7eb1-4614-8db4-1c86fcf3829e) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Kings_Beach_Surf_Life_Saving_Club,_Caloundra,_2025,_03.jpg
- **2025**, Mission Beach club in the tropics. The club at South Mission Beach in far north Queensland. Patrols here run stinger nets through the summer months against box jellyfish and Irukandji. The tropical season inverts the southern pattern, with the dangerous months being the hot ones. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3771f520-cd76-4b59-88d4-ecbcfa575c83) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Mission_Beach_Surf_Life_Saving_Club,_South_Mission_Beach,_Queensland,_2025,_03.jpg
- **2025**, Concert Hall. The main Concert Hall, the largest venue in the building. Its acoustics were criticised for decades and a renewal project completed in 2022 installed new reflectors, seating and stage machinery. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a145aa8-006b-44b2-88d3-0de305377ae4) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Main_concert_hall.jpg
- **2025**, Caves Beach and its sea caves. The beach south of Newcastle with its caves visible at right and the lifeguard stand at left. The caves are accessible at low tide and cut off at high. The combination makes it one of the more heavily signposted beaches on the coast. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5c047e1f-4dab-4442-9c6f-4904f561b561) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Caves_Beach_NSW_pano.jpg
- **2025**, Merewether from the ocean baths. The view northeast from Merewether Ocean Baths with Bar Beach behind. Merewether has produced a disproportionate number of Australian competitive surfers, including Mark Richards. The baths beside it are among the largest ocean pools in the southern hemisphere according to Newcastle council. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a21e8c5f-fc1e-423c-a1ff-5e0f0b8c5b67) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Merewether_Beach,_Newcastle_NSW,_December_2025_02.jpg
- **2025**, Newcastle Ocean Baths from Fort Scratchley. Looking down Shortland Esplanade over the Cowrie Hole and the ocean baths from the fort above. The baths opened in 1922 with an art deco pavilion added later. Newcastle built its beachfront while it was still a working coal port. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/edfa085e-ea85-48b1-9915-b6b64f87c6a2) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cowrie_Hole_and_Newcastle_Ocean_Baths,_Dec_2025_01.jpg
- **2025**, The Nobbys Beach surf pavilion. The pavilion at Nobbys, at the mouth of the Hunter River. Beach pavilions were built between the wars as changing sheds and refreshment rooms, and most that survive are heritage listed. Ships still pass a few hundred metres off this beach. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e378ee71-1838-46c5-9005-f2064511f8c1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Nobbys_Beach_Surf_Pavilion,_December_2025_01.jpg
- **2025**, The Memorial Walk above Bar Beach. A steel walkway along the cliff above Bar Beach, built for the centenary of the Anzac landing and of the local steel industry. It carries silhouettes of soldiers cut from steel. The walk links Bar Beach to Strzelecki Lookout along the ridge. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b898e4ce-17d2-4fc2-b62a-1a44d9db7a37) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Newcastle_Memorial_Walk,_December_2025_04.jpg
- **2025**, Marley and Little Marley from the air. The two beaches seen from above in the Royal National Park. Neither is patrolled and both have drowned swimmers. Access is by the coast track, which runs 26 kilometres through the park. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d1dfacc1-0d61-4a1d-8b74-56ef047deccd) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Marley_Beach_and_Little_Marley_Beach_aerial.jpg
- **2025**, Wattamolla lagoon and beach. The sheltered inlet at Wattamolla, where a freshwater lagoon meets the sea behind a sand bar. It is the most accessible beach in the Royal National Park and gets correspondingly busy. Cliff jumping there has caused repeated serious injury. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3455cf56-3a74-4efe-8e9b-0a2ba4952a47) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wattamolla_Beach_aerial.jpg
- **2025**, Captain Bage in Beach Cemetery. The grave of Edward Frederick Robert Bage, born 17 April 1888, a Melbourne engineering graduate who had served on Douglas Mawson's Australasian Antarctic Expedition before the war. He was 26 at embarkation and was killed at Gallipoli. His headstone stands in Beach Cemetery at Anzac Cove. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f7e31936-acdd-4dc9-a948-25039c62f2c6) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grave_of_Captain_Edward_Frederick_Robert_BAGE_-_Flickr_-_Aussie~mobs.jpg
- **2025**, Sydney Writers Festival appearance. An author appearing at the Sydney Writers Festival. The festival has run annually since 1998 and is the largest literary event in the country. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/14ea943b-749b-49bc-b749-9cf6eec144f5) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Katrina_Nannestad_at_Sydney_Writers_Festival.jpg
- **2025**, Queensland Theatre [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/511b17df-beaf-450c-91be-bec2b08fcba1) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Queensland_Theatre,_South_Brisbane,_2025,_01.jpg
- **2025**, National Library bookshop. The bookshop at the National Library of Australia in Canberra. The library holds legal deposit copies of everything published in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/76c955a3-d396-4696-bd6f-cefb4bfcc393) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Entrance_to_the_National_Library_of_Australia_bookshop_January_2025.jpg
- **2025-07-07**, The history of NAIDOC Week explained \| NITV News \| NITV. The history of NAIDOC Week explained, published by NITV and concerning Queensland. NAIDOC Week is observed nationally each July. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/11c57ce0-8295-4735-a90d-3671000db4ab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jB2qkcl35Nk
- **2025-07-07**, NAIDOC 2025 - The Next Generation: Strength, Vision and Legacy. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/481b0199-6fdb-465a-a477-a5099d9985a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xZ5IEQG_vQ
- **2025-07-13**, Sydney Theatre Company Backstage Tours!. Backstage tours at Sydney Theatre Company. The Wharf is a converted finger wharf at Walsh Bay in Sydney Harbour. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/da990efc-83f1-4cbc-9c25-dd911504e13b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6L6u5Weh_dk
- **2025-07-14**, Welcome to the Last Post Ceremony. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8797ba35-71df-4fcf-8593-dcff3f84fb3e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F09OFtC_1mk
- **2025-07-17**, Aboriginal Performance at WAAPA. A later look at the Aboriginal Performance course at WAAPA. Dedicated training pathways were built because the mainstream conservatoires produced few First Nations graduates. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/95b9295c-b72f-4e2f-a1b1-de55900276f2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmyBFMcxzLY
- **2025-07-20**, Come and Explore the FIRST EVER European retrospective by Emily Kam Kngwarray - Simply Stunning!. 2023 retrospective. Filed as a Western Desert painting record, posted by Art Gallery Explorer in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/62c6e99c-5f90-43a7-8d4f-5f719b6d1d9a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CWj49EyTx20
- **2025-07-20**, Junior Activities (Nippers) in Surf Life Saving. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea29c618-8bf1-4870-a855-63773ab96a24) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yqdOF57-9n4
- **2025-07-30**, Picnic at Hanging Rock original cinema trailer (1975). The original cinema trailer for Picnic at Hanging Rock, released in 1975. Peter Weir's film of the Joan Lindsay novel is usually placed at the front of the Australian New Wave. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e536c6b9-a9c1-47f7-b8a3-430d2260e5f5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_J1TZBHw28
- **2025-08-05**, Myall Creek Massacre Memorial \| Strip-Searching Class-Action Lawsuit. Myall Creek Massacre Memorial, published by 3CRmelbourne and concerning Queensland. Myall Creek in 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 58 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10401525-33b1-47b0-b94d-c02a1e468458) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yY8okmE2NR0
- **2025-08-05**, \| Myall Creek Massacre Memorial \| Uncle Colin Isaac \| Aunty Margaret Blacklock \| Keith Munro \|. , published by 3CRmelbourne and concerning Queensland. Myall Creek in 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 61 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1badf22e-7a95-4ad2-aec4-e55288f785b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ixrEuwDyjlU
- **2025-08-05**, Prisoners Rights, Myall Creek Massacre, & Journalist deaths in Gaza. 3CRmelbourne and concerning Queensland. Myall Creek in 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 59 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/229564bf-25ce-4ddc-ba0c-a045db60edb0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZcP2VZaGZs
- **2025-08-05**, Commemorating the Myall Creek Massacre Pt. 2, Environmental Protest Laws in Victoria. 3CRmelbourne and concerning Victoria. Myall Creek in 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 59 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2edfbc3b-b90a-4105-bd1c-2128c6a1aa3b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVIQCxIQA30
- **2025-08-05**, The Appin Massacre Memorial. 3CRmelbourne and concerning Queensland. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 60 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9352c833-3b34-4c8f-a297-316c3fd42c5b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xXM7Q0cG8ts
- **2025-08-05**, Neo-nazi anti-immigration rally \| 2023 Myall Creek Massacre Memorial events \| Raising the age of .... Neo-nazi anti-immigration rally, published by 3CRmelbourne and concerning Queensland. Myall Creek in 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by 3CRmelbourne in 2025, running 57 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9f47e740-04d5-4513-8b51-17b54f0f1fba) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m1zDhdLA-Qc
- **2025-08-14**, Bound for Botany Bay - Australian Folk Song. 13 May 1787 and reached Port Jackson on 26 January 1788. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Patriotic Archive in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a9a5d30-8895-4fdb-b9a9-578a93082c12) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdOeq_X2TMQ
- **2025-08-19**, How Australia's first sheep breed could boost the wool industry \| Landline \| ABC Australia. How Australia's first sheep breed could boost the wool industry, published by ABC Australia. Filed as a wool and labour record, posted by ABC Australia in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/472d66ca-e29b-4d22-8aec-9559a8ca3116) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SA7l-ovI9aM
- **2025-08-20**, The History of Book Week - Behind the News. Behind the News explains the history of Book Week, run by the Children's Book Council of Australia since 1945. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1da2a6b6-ed90-4a8f-9f17-d62bb81899e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSGWBcjU08M
- **2025-08-24**, Discover Your Family’s Military Service at the Australian War Memorial. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5d34ad1e-acd1-4a81-b6e5-a510bf7177fa) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNU5eaoT4xo
- **2025-08-29**, Koroitj Tower Hill: Volcanic Geology, Culture & Renewal. & Photography and concerning Victoria. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Martin Stringer Film & Photography in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1a0418ea-8571-4e39-92aa-b1bad73e4905) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1tKXdYlRuRU
- **2025-09-02**, David Stratton Intro - The Boys, 1998, Australia, Rowan Woods, Toni Colette. The critic David Stratton introduces The Boys, a 1998 Australian film directed by Rowan Woods. Stratton reviewed on SBS and ABC television for decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ff8148c1-30cd-44e2-b27c-b1000b056f03) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tha7_uU_nwk
- **2025-09-11**, The humans that roamed Australia 50,000 years ago. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f5e6e79a-cc40-4037-928f-37bafbb5aab1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=raAKdLmKQho
- **2025-09-15**, Cloudstreet \| Explained. An explanation of Cloudstreet, Winton's 1991 novel about two families sharing a house in Perth. It won the Miles Franklin Award and is widely taught in Australian schools. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a1680c6-f5d9-449c-b129-19f417530691) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2AaT6lGWIPk
- **2025-09-20**, Kangaroos v Carlton Highlights \| Round 6, 2025 \| AFLW. Kangaroos v Carlton Highlights, published by AFL Women's. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6d957733-db0d-456e-9d84-abe20bc11d45) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi7ga_wKdDg
- **2025-09-21**, Port Arthur, The Prison of Silence. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by True Lore Archives in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e02f10f1-9fbd-4ec8-8342-65b410404843) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a5swXm2TBIA
- **2025-09-28**, How Snowy 2.0 unearthed an ancient mystery \| Snowy STEM Academy. How Snowy 2.0 unearthed an ancient mystery, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/017b98fb-f169-48b3-a418-909bcbe3d822) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX4wIfDbDRA
- **2025-09-28**, Baker Boy , THICK SKIN (AFL Grand Final Performance \| 2025). Baker Boy performs Thick Skin at the 2025 AFL Grand Final. The performance put Yolngu Matha language rap in front of one of the largest television audiences in Australia. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0d79635a-7e9c-4f08-8143-008ac04b0b10) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84X-FVcAHrg
- **2025-10-01**, Classic Aussie stunt cars of Mystery Road: Origin \| Mystery Road: Origin \| ABC iview. The cars used in Mystery Road Origin. The series builds an outback crime genre on Australian ground rather than importing an American one. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/aa025030-0b19-4781-b4f5-49a5a387f9ae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h8vYflhxACY
- **2025-10-04**, Kangaroos v Sydney Swans Highlights \| Round 8, 2025 \| AFLW. Kangaroos v Sydney Swans Highlights, published by AFL Women's and concerning New South Wales. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/07801770-4e6f-427c-ba92-6a99cd2dc3f3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuhWIDes8UA
- **2025-10-06**, Indian Diaspora in Australia Collection: Collecting and sharing stories. The National Library collects and shares stories of the Indian diaspora in Australia. Community collecting has broadened what the national collection contains. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/34785815-c4e3-4b3b-98ce-746644e7f0c7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hYmSv-OStFE
- **2025-10-13**, LIVE Torres Strait Island opening performance for Supply Nation diversity Awards connect 2025. A Torres Strait Island opening performance at a business event. Island dance is regularly performed publicly by Torres Strait communities. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2aa2b77b-253c-4876-b1f6-16df5804beab) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epyqCbFzcSM
- **2025-10-13**, MSO 2025 UK & Europe Tour. The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra on tour in the United Kingdom and Europe in 2025. Australian orchestras tour internationally rarely because of the cost and distance involved. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d7898195-6cf2-4fa3-bca0-cc280e153987) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fdvPtR_gF3I
- **2025-10-15**, Mungo Man DNA REWRITES Australian HISTORY. 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Poker Desatado in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5b65cc7f-c6b7-4d05-9fcd-927105ad9fdf) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HEhbdit1Hzc
- **2025-10-23**, How volcanic rock was used to trap eels 6,500 years ago \| Deep Time \| ABC NEWS. How volcanic rock was used to trap eels 6,500 years ago, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. This record is filed under Gunditjmara Country. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3a19251d-7c3b-40d3-8ad0-53f291980b1c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RoxGNdbVIk
- **2025-10-24**, Snowy Hydro - Best of the Years (VHS). ), published by AusUmatic. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by AusUmatic in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1325fc9f-8461-42e9-9bf5-3cd3c14634cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xgj7OfFFWiM
- **2025-10-25**, Coniston - The last known massacre in Australia - The untold story. 1928, at least 31 Aboriginal men were killed, in one of the last recognised massacres. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Rebel Films in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f3b75532-1aac-4e57-bd0a-e5d5e4a0d1e5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq0aMUC9KdM
- **2025-10-28**, Tears as WA governor apologises for Pinjarra Massacre \| ABC NEWS. Tears as WA governor apologises for Pinjarra Massacre, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Western Australia. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b90a3a42-bd8c-4310-8792-6eef810afb92) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxatmQHK7lI
- **2025-10-28**, Aboriginal people hold a story about a 37,000 year old volcanic eruption \| Deep Time \| ABC NEWS. Aboriginal people hold a story about a 37,000 year old volcanic eruption, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. The people named here are Gunditjmara. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f1308d43-dcbe-4188-b9d3-69660e096be9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0UDYsWbHZA
- **2025-10-30**, OCHRE PITS \| WEST MACDONNELL RANGES \| CENTRAL AUSTRALIA WALKING TOUR \| ALICE SPRINGS TRIP. OCHRE PITS, published by THE TRAVEL JUNKIE and concerning Northern Territory. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by THE TRAVEL JUNKIE in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4a55bd0e-935c-4e81-ba60-406a73acd0d3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HVMc11acW0I
- **2025-10-30**, Outback NSW Adventure \| Emmdale Roadhouse, Brewarrina Fish Traps & Collarenebri Artesian Pool 🚐✨🐟. Outback NSW Adventure, published by Sweet-Az RV'n and concerning New South Wales. The Brewarrina fish traps on the Barwon River are held by the Ngemba as Baiame's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Sweet-Az RV'n in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/be0621e8-f945-472e-9379-e8700c647190) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3q19qWQDvUE
- **2025-11-04**, The woman behind Mona's controversial Ladies Lounge \| Australian Story. The woman behind Mona's controversial Ladies Lounge, published by ABC News In-depth. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by ABC News In-depth in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/54b0fb28-234e-4060-ac03-b71511558ada) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IFHUmq0iD8c
- **2025-11-12**, Dr Greg de Moore "Tom Wills: The Insubordinate Life of an Australian Sporting Legend". ", published by Biographers in Conversation. Filed as a sport record, posted by Biographers in Conversation in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9d02e0a3-789d-46bf-b996-a0cd25c86c5d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDWo_dP-5ks
- **2025-11-13**, Hills Hoist - How a backyard icon became a story of migration. 1945, and Gilbert Toyne had patented rotary hoists from 1911 to 1946. Filed as a vernacular record, posted by Aldona Kmieć Photography in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a0155be-8062-488b-b3b5-c964d477c9b3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkV_98kg1nc
- **2025-11-13**, Australia's first Treaty with Aboriginal people signed in Victoria \| NITV News \| NITV. Australia's first Treaty with Aboriginal people signed in Victoria, published by NITV and concerning Victoria. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c238643-5099-420c-a55d-2021b624ff8e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IEz8do3yoBM
- **2025-11-13**, Bondi Beach in the Roaring 1920s \| Rare Silent Film of Sydney's Iconic Beaches. Bondi Beach in the Roaring 1920s, published by NFSA Online and concerning New South Wales. Bondi in Sydney is where the first surf lifesaving club formed in 1907. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by NFSA Online in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/87f0bf21-53c3-4239-8502-ffea7aa65325) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4sAnrn0WK4
- **2025-11-17**, From Mabo to modern Australia: the ongoing story of native title \| Australia Explained. From Mabo to modern Australia: the ongoing story of native title, published by SBS Audio and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by SBS Audio in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fa62810b-5bca-4050-8ea1-fb219ab95418) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LKIxTUswdvc
- **2025-11-19**, Author Helen Garner is fascinated with the mushroom murders \| 7.30. Helen Garner on ABC's 7.30 discussing a criminal trial. Much of her later work is court reporting written as literary nonfiction. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/88fc1ca7-d71c-422f-92a7-fa8d4b23f327) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLv8zWuoa6M
- **2025-11-29**, Kangaroos v Brisbane Lions Highlights \| 2025 NAB AFLW Grand Final \| AFLW. Kangaroos v Brisbane Lions Highlights, published by AFL Women's and concerning Queensland. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/254f1ba6-545a-4899-9dcc-b97ad5fd0103) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlV_1eHl9WQ
- **2025-12-01**, The Australian Wars. 2022. Filed as a frontier record, posted by The Wheeler Centre in 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8ce05f2e-b1bb-481a-b34c-856c077bd303) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8125lKJupgc
- **2025-12-10**, Michael Bennett and the Dharriwaa Elders Council: Towards an Aboriginal history of Walgett. The State Library of New South Wales hosts a discussion on writing an Aboriginal history with the Dharriwaa Elders Council at Walgett. The work was done with community direction rather than about the community. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ddad6b1b-2e9b-4fcb-afe8-08f4a390c9d6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcDXDOsB8CY
- **2025-12-12**, National Library of Australia reveals its treasures with new exhibition \| ABC NEWS. ABC News covers a National Library of Australia exhibition of its treasures. The library holds the Trove newspaper digitisation programme. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e3eb6781-9468-47cc-b63a-65fb33dac5a2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ocM2v2OPWw4
- **2025-12-17**, Badu Gili: Story Keepers [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b1e0c96a-f1b5-4d6a-8fe6-2a0113f8a655) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bSP0-YLniOk
- **2025-12-21**, Indigenous Songlines: Following the Seven Sisters Story Across Australia. 2025. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/feacc31a-e592-4335-929e-30746c72c121) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EqG7CDo07R8
- **2025-12-21**, Neil Finn and Sydney Children’s Choir perform Crowded House’s classic Weather With You. Neil Finn performs Weather With You with the Sydney Children's Choir for ABC Classic. Crowded House was formed in Melbourne in 1985 and its membership drew on both Australia and New Zealand. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/4417cf18-f337-4d72-95a5-9c668fd3544c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_ZDq14qXVc
- **2025-12-22**, Flora \| The Australian Ballet x Bangarra Dance Theatre. Flora, a collaboration between the Australian Ballet and Bangarra Dance Theatre. It brought the two companies onto one stage for the first time. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c1053698-038c-4cd6-89fa-f0623dd1604d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Td1lqB_dqfM
### 2026
- **2026-01-05**, 🔥 BOOMERANG DE GUERRA: EL ARMA PRIMITIVA AUSTRALIANA QUE SE VOLVIÓ DEMASIADO LETAL. 9,500 years. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by LA FORJA DEL PASADO in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/89b2d742-cd63-46ea-9113-4a627e0c174a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9q30yDFIq_0
- **2026-01-14**, This Australian Factory Makes 15,000 Meat Pies Every Hour. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6c48ad7-6aa3-42b3-97ed-73b077820b07) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WbV0cgUHRg
- **2026-01-15**, 2005 ARIA Awards Highlights. Highlights from the 2005 ARIA Awards. The Australian Recording Industry Association awards have been presented since 1987 and replaced an earlier industry ceremony. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9489c972-a6a6-4814-8d6c-3207ac31edbb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNMvV7SV4K4
- **2026-01-15**, Split Enz reuniting for first time in 17 years \| 7.30. ABC's 7.30 covers Split Enz reuniting after seventeen years. The report was broadcast in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b0b2e97d-3b79-4b08-b909-48fe85b50bc9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HX0kfuXZycE
- **2026-01-16**, Australia’s Ancient Human History Explained \| The 65,000-Year Archaeology Debate English Video. Australia’s Ancient Human History Explained, published by Best History 01. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Best History 01 in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fc4c9d61-2ec2-441a-9de0-f522a6c2d041) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnW3zUiyShw
- **2026-01-18**, 1997 Ch 9 TV Ad Australia JJJ Hottest 100 Case IH Cotton Header Kleenex Double Number Plate Game. A 1997 television advertisement for the triple j Hottest 100. The listener voted countdown began in 1989 and became an annual fixture of the Australian summer. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fdc2eab0-3560-4c4b-bda5-49e670ec51a1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTvbgM0b9Js
- **2026-01-19**, Sydney Opera House solved its biggest problem. An account of the geometric problem the shells posed and the spherical solution that resolved it. Utzon's answer was to cut every shell from the surface of one sphere so that the ribs could be mass produced. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/356452da-dc36-4b2c-b15c-f3fd00d88e0a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_VBgFg4d4A
- **2026-01-23**, How They Mapped A Continent Without Satellites - Aboriginal SONGLINES🇦🇺. 🇦🇺, published by The Relic Explorer. The Seven Sisters songline crosses several language groups and was the subject of the National Museum of Australia exhibition curated by Margo Ngawa Neale. Filed as a songlines record, posted by The Relic Explorer in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b4568a05-4992-4d82-923a-e40c0d9ea44b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtaLUU-S9_Y
- **2026-01-23**, Mt Eccles at Budj Bim National Park, South-Western Victorian dormant Volcano walk. 's Walks Australia and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Jason's Walks Australia in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/cabcff1e-5bef-4f0e-8ba9-11082cb43147) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCUsKXlAiqw
- **2026-01-25**, Australia's Dark Secret: The White Australia Policy. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ea7ddd4-774a-4968-9088-ffaf608a4c12) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oUgPzTqaLA0
- **2026-01-26**, Thousands march in nationwide Invasion Day rallies \| ABC NEWS. Thousands march in nationwide Invasion Day rallies, published by ABC News (Australia). 26 January marks the First Fleet landing at Port Jackson and is named Invasion Day and Survival Day by many Aboriginal people. Filed as a convict era record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/637f3c39-73ee-4bf0-acd3-0e24f56de0ca) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtbtwDvcw20
- **2026-01-27**, The Great Gatsby: Reimagining a Classic. Queensland Theatre reimagines The Great Gatsby. State theatre companies operate in each Australian capital. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ae6daac0-7e07-4a1c-9725-732a5d7b1368) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54PwhQkA4YU
- **2026-01-30**, 65,000 Year Old Site In Australia Reveals An Impossible Journey (And It Changes Everything). ), published by Aleeya34 and concerning Northern Territory. Clarkson and colleagues published a date of 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Aleeya34 in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/329655f6-3140-4cba-8f9b-2c3fda46a073) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV_7nt47_RA
- **2026-02-15**, NT film industry on national stage as Kangaroo, Top End Bub and Journey Home win awards \| ABC NEWS. ABC News reports Northern Territory films winning national awards in 2026. Remote and regional production has grown well beyond the Sydney and Melbourne studios. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a6a213b7-4aa4-468f-a0ff-2e959d7ab953) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvTLSliB0gw
- **2026-02-15**, The Story of the Kelly Gang (1906) - The World's FIRST Feature Film Ever Made. Surviving footage of the 1906 production assembled from fragments. UNESCO added the film to its Memory of the World Register in 2007; of an original reel length of around 1,200 metres, roughly seventeen minutes survives. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f84b747c-4d2b-44af-9eeb-00d74b09be00) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1K50u_h3pc
- **2026-02-19**, Bombing of Darwin commemorated 84 years on from attack \| ABC NEWS. Bombing of Darwin commemorated 84 years on from attack, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Northern Territory. The first raid on Darwin came on 19 February 1942, with the official death toll given as 236 and historians proposing a range up to about 297. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9162367d-7ec8-434a-8d35-f99ddd6d454e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fQ5brgy3D4
- **2026-02-25**, Tasmania’s Aboriginal community gather at historic Wybalenna site. 1830s. The people named here are Palawa. Filed as a frontier record, posted by SBS News in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3b7266c6-afe5-4426-88b5-c648f7e00c60) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nXKhyNuJK_w
- **2026-02-25**, Nature Writing Prize: Tim Winton Keynote \| RMIT University. Tim Winton delivers a keynote for a nature writing prize at RMIT University. Australian nature writing has grown into a substantial category of its own. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6a3b0869-830f-49ec-a1bc-7c8daf774eee) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdWabxvthFg
- **2026-02-25**, Flora in Conversation \| The Australian Ballet. A conversation about Flora, the Australian Ballet and Bangarra collaboration. Cross company work of this kind is rare in Australian dance. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b0be70f2-3321-4283-a37b-d960b7e515cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1eFuQp_2As
- **2026-03-01**, The Phantom of the Opera \| Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour \| First Day of Rehearsals. The first day of rehearsals for Phantom of the Opera on Sydney Harbour. Opera Australia programmes musical theatre alongside opera. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a47c1bb5-12e7-47fb-83d3-5a314bfbbe3f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDOSM21b7Z0
- **2026-03-02**, Ancient Human Settlement In Australia Pushes Back Human Arrival By 20,000 Years!. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Future Original Discovery in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/840b0306-d812-44a5-bf9a-8b254a092fa2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVWJqTQRjNI
- **2026-03-03**, Midnight Oil - Beds are Burning (Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Closing Ceremony). Midnight Oil perform Beds Are Burning at the closing ceremony of the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000, wearing the SORRY suits. The song is about returning land in central Australia to its owners. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/3f1309d6-d3f1-45a1-8894-c79da198cd8e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ItSodPd88M
- **2026-03-05**, What Japanese Commanders Said When They First Fought Australian Soldiers on the Kokoda Track. 1942 and undertook no planning or preparation for it. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Aussie War Archives in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9cac6ce8-82f2-49f2-93fd-52f0d26f686f) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itTc8n6I4HU
- **2026-03-05**, Darug Aboriginal Art Screensaver \| Turtle Dreaming & Songlines \| 1 Hour Ambient 4K. Darug Aboriginal Art Screensaver, published by Darug Ambient Art. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Darug Ambient Art in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bdbeec83-a21d-4f0c-b40b-4fac6f9287c4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqfkgLqHeaQ
- **2026-03-09**, Creating the music for Flora \| The Australian Ballet x Bangarra Dance Theatre. Creating the music for Flora, the Australian Ballet and Bangarra collaboration. The score was written for the joint work rather than adapted. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bbced4c5-70d7-4aa5-97ac-216552dfde6c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vL9LDLGuoAk
- **2026-03-10**, DNA Just Revealed the True Origins of the First Australians. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9aa01380-26f5-4ff2-b6a9-f8a11eb0d517) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oODqWgij-Q
- **2026-03-15**, The River \| Darug Aboriginal Art Screensaver \| Dreaming & Songlines \| Ambient 4K \|. The River, published by Darug Ambient Art. Filed as a songlines record, posted by Darug Ambient Art in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/39409f8c-6610-422a-ab73-7c91fd7724a5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Ueswv_uHb8
- **2026-03-16**, TOWER HILL STATE GAME RESERVE - Victoria - Australia. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f17e819-5173-45b9-b9b5-bed8ae97b4ce) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWu-nF9rTys
- **2026-03-17**, How the Yothu Yindi song man became a rock star leader \| Australian Story. Australian Story traces the path of the Yothu Yindi frontman from the Yolngu community at Yirrkala to a national stage. The band's 1991 single Treaty came out of the Barunga Statement of 1988 and the promise of a treaty that did not follow. ABC broadcast the profile in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/59730cfe-78f6-45fc-92a4-8e8f7e02836b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e4_WM7eKhY
- **2026-03-23**, "Hold The Line", The Five Days Of Lone Pine That Broke An Entire Generation. ’s War Archives. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australia’s War Archives in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/6b06357a-56ab-4e2f-ac98-3f1aa6928cbc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rWWfCtm1Lc
- **2026-03-24**, Becoming Romeo and Juliet \| The Australian Ballet. The Australian Ballet prepares Romeo and Juliet. Story ballets remain the largest sellers in the company's season. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/f9336da9-a141-4417-83df-67995ac0cf31) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMKAFqzJXT8
- **2026-03-26**, The Rowdy History of Australian Pub Rock. A survey of Australian pub rock, the circuit of hotel front bars and beer barns that supported touring bands through the 1970s and 1980s. The rooms were loud, cheap and licensed, and they shaped the volume of the bands that played them. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d3a23aed-88c6-4ec6-876f-cf7ac7d625cd) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jv01QQS8B_I
- **2026-03-31**, 25 Cockatoo Island: An Industrial Heritage and World Heritage Site Floating in Sydney Harbour. &Flight and concerning New South Wales. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Japanese TravelPhotographer.E Travel&Flight in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de469d54-16fd-4a07-b807-a9cb6fbdc5f5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6uyfdcG9Tc
- **2026-04-07**, 50 Years of Sydney Festival \| Sydney Festival archives. The Sydney Festival looks back on fifty years of archives. The festival has run each January since 1977 and programmes theatre, dance and music across the city. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/20163927-4e50-47ed-96e7-9a7f8f83c83b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWG-Z_-R4QQ
- **2026-04-12**, Budj Bim National Park in Victoria, April 2026. Issue 27/26. & Dave Touring OZ and concerning Victoria. One trap system at Lake Condah is carbon dated to 6,600 years, and the wider complex is suggested at about 8,000 years before present. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Andy & Dave Touring OZ in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8f156245-c8a9-459e-aebd-7cf0231e8e84) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok5r5FE6Nuo
- **2026-04-20**, Bonegilla documentary: From the rubble of Berlin to Australia - Bonegilla-Doku: Aus den Trümmern.... Bonegilla documentary: From the rubble of Berlin to Australia - Bonegilla-Doku: Aus den Trümmer.., published by SBS Audio and concerning Victoria. Bonegilla in Victoria was the largest postwar migrant reception centre. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by SBS Audio in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/10eb0036-62e8-4d9a-b270-d2795e95a829) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C0S7uDZgkfY
- **2026-04-23**, Sikh soldiers leave legacy hid in plain sight each Anzac Day \| ABC NEWS. Sikh soldiers leave legacy hid in plain sight each Anzac Day, published by ABC News (Australia). Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/43ed5b9d-5626-4487-8d8b-c84aace223a0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7lRYTkpf170
- **2026-04-24**, Australians gather for Anzac Day dawn services as Welcome to Country booed \| ABC NEWS. Australians gather for Anzac Day dawn services as Welcome to Country booed, published by ABC News (Australia). Welcome to Country is given by Traditional Owners for their own Country, and an Acknowledgement may be given by anyone. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/77ee5b1d-2358-45c9-87d5-2cfa8eb4bbea) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO1ECCEQ-_g
- **2026-04-24**, What do Australian kids know about the Anzacs? \| ABC NEWS. What do Australian kids know about the Anzacs, published by ABC News (Australia). Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 5 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ab053cd5-3c96-4a0f-8224-7d689dbcda9d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuUOKBckJFM
- **2026-04-25**, Australians mark 111 years since Gallipoli at War Memorial in Canberra \| ABC NEWS. Australians mark 111 years since Gallipoli at War Memorial in Canberra, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Australian Capital Territory. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2ce31450-d34b-4b28-8fa1-58bb55972ce7) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KjA_USjwoOk
- **2026-04-25**, Condemnation after racist boos mar Anzac Day dawn services \| ABC NEWS. Condemnation after racist boos mar Anzac Day dawn services, published by ABC News (Australia). Anzac Day was officially named in 1916 and observed by all Australian states together from 1927. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fdcfbd1c-689d-4630-9ca0-b10bcf85ab57) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBkO7UVUJuA
- **2026-04-26**, The Sapphires: Carrying the Fire. Queensland Theatre stages The Sapphires, the story of an Aboriginal girl group who performed for troops in Vietnam. Tony Briggs wrote it about his own mother and aunts. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7917b82f-ab37-4527-8d7e-70e928fe525a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UahQx1EXiK8
- **2026-04-29**, Luke Taylor on Peter Marralwanga, Painter of the Djang of Western Arnhem Land. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/1bc02263-e7a4-42ba-b3cc-b22274cc3e40) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IP3vpQLF2Uk
- **2026-04-30**, Journey Home, David Gulpilil \| NITV. NITV presents Journey Home, David Gulpilil. He appeared in Walkabout, Storm Boy, The Tracker, Rabbit-Proof Fence and Ten Canoes across five decades. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9918f758-1dc2-4140-ab67-75062834c0e8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi7pP4l3ltU
- **2026-05-04**, The First Voyagers: DNA Reveals the Impossible 65,000-Year Journey. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by GenealogyX in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a553288f-1330-4edb-9266-be8979161c63) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jZcfGsdfcY
- **2026-05-06**, Teaching The Australian Wars. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by UTS Impact Studios in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/12564912-a47f-42dd-8b0f-97d02a3ff9df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lshzCXRlKFM
- **2026-05-17**, Snowy 2.0 Project Update \| Catching up with Florence!. Snowy 2.0 Project Update, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 3 minutes (arGwtPMvI-0). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d619b811-b3be-48b0-b809-d1ca6930bc49) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arGwtPMvI-0
- **2026-05-19**, Scientists Finally Solved The First Australians Mystery, After 50,000 Years. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Genome Chronicles in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/53386471-868e-4037-a10e-c4cbe4ab738a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkl5E6NJvUY
- **2026-05-27**, Watkin Tench – The First Four Years a honest human look into the first fleet in 1788. 13 May 1787 and reached Port Jackson on 26 January 1788. The footage depicts events of 1788. Filed as a convict era record, from footage of 1788 held by Geerlings Filmworks. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/44ffc052-e22d-4d29-92da-6cb1078c631d) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIqnBNCfWIg
- **2026-06-02**, Honouring the life of Eddie Koiki Mabo on Mabo Day \| NITV. Honouring the life of Eddie Koiki Mabo on Mabo Day, published by NITV. The High Court rejected terra nullius as applicable to Australia on 3 June 1992, six to one. Eddie Koiki Mabo had died in February 1992, months before judgment. Filed as a rights and reckoning record, posted by NITV in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd0ea293-b5c2-4d2d-8a1b-49628a01d3c5) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VdKqeBy8R_Q
- **2026-06-02**, Journey Home, David Gulpilil \| Promo \| SBS Premiere July 10 \| SBS & SBS On Demand. An SBS promotion for Journey Home, David Gulpilil. SBS and NITV were the broadcasters that carried most Aboriginal screen work to a national audience. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/2a560bb2-b986-4728-9adf-7ee3630de883) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n43kHTkkII
- **2026-06-05**, The Battle That Killed More Australians Than Gallipoli, In 90 Minutes. ’s War Archives. Australian deaths at Gallipoli numbered 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Australia’s War Archives in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd0cdfec-c484-446d-9fdb-19382491f471) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SynRCEsCLZo
- **2026-06-08**, Snowy 2.0 Project Update \| Diffuser Completion at Tantangara. Snowy 2.0 Project Update, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 2 minutes (rYgHF07NXRs). [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9accc335-5c27-453e-812f-e5548b6412ae) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rYgHF07NXRs
- **2026-06-14**, The Truth About Snowy Hydro 2.0: A Deep Dive. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Electrify This in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/8a335c16-c265-4193-9e29-26a6fce82123) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD74oAXstHQ
- **2026**, Peter Drew's Aussie poster in Sydney. A pasted street poster from Peter Drew's Aussie series on the corner of Wynyard and York Streets in Sydney. The series reproduces portraits taken from certificates of exemption from the dictation test, the document a non European resident needed in order to leave Australia and return. Drew began pasting them across Australian cities in 2016. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/93f2cadf-beeb-4bf7-804a-3106e334906c) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aussie_poster.jpg
- **2026**, Clare Castle Hotel, Kapunda. The Clare Castle Hotel at Kapunda in the Mid North of South Australia. Kapunda was a copper mining town from the 1840s, and the hotels along the highway date from the money that came out of the ground. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a1d9ac24-8d2a-4455-aca5-df0edff62f6d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Clare_Castle_Hotel,_Kapunda_20260629-133506.jpg
- **2026**, Grace Egan at Unley Oval. Grace Egan during the opening round match between Adelaide and Sydney at Unley Oval on 16 August 2026. Unley Oval is a suburban ground in Adelaide used by the women's competition. Sydney entered the AFLW in 2022. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9eea73bc-7d5c-446f-89fc-c846c6d4fb61) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grace_Egan_at_Adelaide%E2%80%93Sydney_AFLW_Round_1_match_(028A0085).jpg
- **2026**, Chelsea Randall at the AFLW opening round. Chelsea Randall in the Adelaide against Sydney match on 16 August 2026. Randall captained Adelaide through its premiership seasons and was one of the competition's foundation players. She began in the Western Australian league. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7b1f9456-44b4-4663-ae9a-e8a014afb0fb) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Chelsea_Randall_at_Adelaide%E2%80%93Sydney_AFLW_Round_1_match_(028A9959).jpg
- **2026**, Eloise Jones in the Adelaide side. Eloise Jones during the round one AFLW match at Unley Oval on 16 August 2026. Adelaide won three of the first six women's premierships. Photograph by Yu Chu Chin. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d51acba3-c3cd-4a6a-9b38-9e4beb52854d) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eloise_Jones_at_Adelaide%E2%80%93Sydney_AFLW_Round_1_match_(028A0010).jpg
- **2026**, Brooke Tonon at Unley Oval. Brooke Tonon in the Adelaide against Sydney match of 16 August 2026. The women's season runs in late winter and spring, after the men's home and away rounds are underway. Crowds at suburban grounds are close enough to hear the players call. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a40be0af-8e03-4f33-aa6d-3b240567cb24) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Brooke_Tonon_at_Adelaide%E2%80%93Sydney_AFLW_Round_1_match_(028A0143).jpg
- **2026**, Old Parliament House in Canberra. The provisional Parliament House on King George Terrace, photographed in January 2026, seat of the federal parliament from 1927 to 1988. The Aboriginal Tent Embassy has stood on the lawn in front of this building since 26 January 1972. The building now houses the Museum of Australian Democracy. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a7703ba4-2127-4622-b72c-4607410f2b76) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Old_Parliament_House,_Canberra,_January_2026_01.jpg
- **2026**, Museum of Australian Democracy lettering. Lettering on a brick pillar outside the old provisional Parliament House in Canberra, marking the museum that now occupies it. The building holds the chambers where policies of child removal were debated for six decades. It reopened as a museum of democracy in 2009, the year after the National Apology was delivered in the newer building up the hill. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e1e9c080-63a4-4762-ae90-b03e5e62f3e0) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Museum_of_Australian_Democracy_at_Old_Parliament_House,_January_2026.jpg
- **2026**, Place of Reflection, Rymill Park. A memorial plaque in Rymill Park in Adelaide, photographed on 16 July 2026, marking a place set aside for reflection on the removal of Aboriginal children from their families. South Australia operated removals under the Aborigines Act and its successors well into the twentieth century. Memorials of this kind multiplied after the Bringing Them Home report of 1997. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e333ad93-f8f6-4f23-bf2d-75a7e6ac0820) Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Place_of_Reflection_memorial_plaque_in_Rymill_Park,_Adelaide_(028A8727).jpg
- **2026-06-19**, EP6 - EPIC, EPIC & more EPIC! Mt Kaptuar, Rocky Creek Glacier, Bingara & Myall Creek, NSW. 1838 is notable because settlers were tried and hanged for the killings. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Tracking Across Oz in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/fb7917c1-e3f5-4cb0-a153-9b237f09cb6c) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1PWxN1QGXQ
- **2026-06-21**, Remembering the brutal Forrest River massacre after a century of scars \| ABC NEWS. Remembering the brutal Forrest River massacre after a century of scars, published by ABC News (Australia) and concerning Queensland. Filed as a frontier record, posted by ABC News (Australia) in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e26586a0-92ed-44bf-ae81-d1174bfef55b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMklS75llVU
- **2026-06-26**, "Aboriginal Message Sticks" could help us understand Ice Age European Writing. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/57a58407-0c41-43d2-abc1-22a8dba28ced) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9LL1xMF1w0
- **2026-06-30**, The FIRST Australians: How Ancient Humans Survived 50,000 Years Ago - History for Sleep. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/95130f01-510e-44a9-aae0-0332b0d68c94) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cvmWBYcW6Tk
- **2026-07-02**, The Fatal Mistake That Doomed 250,000 Men at Gallipoli. 8,709, and the landing took place on 25 April 1915. Filed as a war and commemoration record, posted by Shellfire Archives in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7cbf2c91-b14f-4150-b9ac-afb73bfc4ee6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2Xq8zuqti8
- **2026-07-04**, 'This River of Gold' (Burra Mchughes & Kelly Winning) feat. Uncle Col Hardy - Brewarrina Fish Traps. 's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Kelly Winning Music in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ded71db-618d-44a0-b4a1-fc99aebe0e15) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giikLFpjtjc
- **2026-07-05**, Snowy Hydro 2: Australia's Failing Pumped Storage Power Station. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Megaprojects in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d80a7f7a-3256-44d5-ba9a-0a3653175d52) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qyaaab_ztys
- **2026-07-05**, Dance of the Knights from Romeo and Juliet , Melbourne Symphony Orchestra \| Classic 100 in Concert. The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra plays Prokofiev's Dance of the Knights. The Classic 100 is an annual listener voted countdown run by ABC Classic. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c01e3ef7-ff48-4239-ac02-fbe543ceb938) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU7EyJmT-VU
- **2026-07-10**, She Arrived in Chains... Then Helped Build Australia \| First Fleet Convict Eleanor Wainwright. She Arrived in Chains.., Then Helped Build Australia, published by Convict Lives Australia. About 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Convict Lives Australia in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/0ea7b706-4e6a-4cc5-adba-de901898869e) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDQkdb1n38c
- **2026-07-10**, New DNA Just Rewrote When The First Australians Actually Arrived. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by DNA Archives in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a50e48f5-6541-495b-97a9-cc7a3910bc10) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSpPPHIxnaI
- **2026-07-12**, Snowy 2.0 Project Update \| Upstream Surge Shaft. Snowy 2.0 Project Update, published by Snowy Hydro and concerning New South Wales. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ea242aeb-2372-49a9-a149-d9ac2c95ee58) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5KWxUl7hLbQ
- **2026-07-14**, Ep. 46: The Paper Son - Chinese Roots and AI \| Cracking a Chinese Exclusion Act Case. Ep, 46: The Paper Son - Chinese Roots and AI, published by Ancestors And Algorithms and concerning Australian Capital Territory. The dictation test of 1901 could be set in any language chosen by the officer, so that the applicant would fail. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Ancestors And Algorithms in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5e037e69-1920-404f-a974-a01116f2e348) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=isvKJQ4D16g
- **2026-07-14**, Beethoven's Ode to Joy performed by Melbourne Symphony Orchestra & Chorus \| Classic 100 in Concert. The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and Chorus perform Beethoven for ABC Classic's Classic 100. The MSO was founded in 1906 and is the oldest professional orchestra in Australia according to its own account. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/ae5fee92-e9ab-434b-a5bf-0df5a264f8e2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8aycKb_3TQ
- **2026-07-17**, Pauline Hanson laments end of White Australia policy. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/de92f871-fccc-4124-97c6-8da3a3f06ee0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDjclR69WWk
- **2026-07-19**, Pauline Hanson denies White Australia policy support \| Sunrise. Pauline Hanson denies White Australia policy support, published by Sunrise. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by Sunrise in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/98d1b4a5-a2b5-465b-a5a5-2a2f247bd211) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RDwqjExKMY
- **2026-07-21**, This Arnhem Land Dig Could Rewrite the Timeline of the First Australians. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Deep Time in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bd000660-8c17-45ac-9cb9-d439a8d54491) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IflXANWZYIs
- **2026-07-22**, What Scientists Keep Finding at Brewarrina Is Rewriting New South Wales History. & Shadow and concerning New South Wales. The Brewarrina fish traps on the Barwon River are held by the Ngemba as Baiame's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Stone & Shadow in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9e87f640-0f50-4073-8dc5-76c406e58ca3) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hY5pkdD3tpY
- **2026-07-26**, Snowy 2.0 Project Update \| Massive Hydropower Components Arrive on Site. Snowy 2.0 Project Update, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 3 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/050d9e8c-8c27-45b3-8bd6-d8384b711e49) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zk7tV9348Uw
- **2026-07-29**, How Did Humans Invent the Boomerang?. 9,500 years. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Origin Mind in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/9e975689-91b9-43d5-bd67-4eaabea2fa2a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNWBPtZNd9A
- **2026-07-31**, Devil's Lair: Was ABOX-Datierung in der Höhle fand, schockiert Forscher. 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d32de60a-dc09-4e13-88f9-9158a888e9cc) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98FdjoUg2YQ
- **2026-07-31**, Banjo Paterson , Author of Waltzing Matilda & The Man from Snowy River. An account of Banjo Paterson, author of Waltzing Matilda and The Man from Snowy River. He worked as a solicitor and a war correspondent as well as writing verse. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b7742870-1551-40c5-8060-629e423a52e1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97tuvL35HmQ
- **2026-08-01**, Australia v Ireland Highlights \| 2026 NAB AFLW. Australia v Ireland Highlights, published by AFL Women's. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 7 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/eff4edf4-ca77-442d-9377-6e95ee89f7d9) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RaQpNutPZzY
- **2026-08-03**, 65,000 Years Under a Rock Shelter: The Mystery of Madjedbebe. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by Prehistoric Mysteries in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/5788a1ba-577a-44f0-8344-8a8c0162e80b) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkDuH-775NY
- **2026-08-07**, Dreamtime stories and opera combine in new take on Australian classic. SBS News covers a new production combining First Nations story and opera. Australian opera has begun commissioning First Nations composers and librettists. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/e8ba1eda-7536-47af-ba20-9408ddc5edbb) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAQ3qZEwjOk
- **2026-08-09**, New Colombo Plan (NCP) Learning Abroad Opportunities at JCU. 1950. Filed as a migration policy record, posted by JCU: James Cook University, Australia in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/67e516d5-73c0-4a82-b683-0838918b83d4) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eg7eVIE56MM
- **2026-08-13**, Hawthorn v Melbourne Highlights \| Round 1, 2026 \| AFLW. Hawthorn v Melbourne Highlights, published by AFL Women's and concerning Victoria. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/99f1a7ad-be69-4fdc-ab5a-a1fb7a638941) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sK2ErUB5qnA
- **2026-08-13**, Djalu Gurruwiwi - Diltjimurru - Yolngu manikay - Yidaki ga bilma. 1,000 years, with a documented maximum of about 1,500. Custodianship here is Yolŋu. Filed as a bark painting record, posted by Smoldering Stomp Yidaki in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/c000e90c-f629-4c68-81ca-197a10687208) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxymSR3Eezg
- **2026-08-16**, The BEST MOMENTS from Round 1 \| AFLW. The BEST MOMENTS from Round 1, published by AFL Women's. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 5 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40df4a97-f245-462c-8ff5-2949e3544197) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYLNyBHSBww
- **2026-08-16**, Snowy Mountains Scheme: How 100,000 Workers Built the Impossible. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by The Photographed Past in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d4711ea6-c695-47c9-94ed-7ee9a6beacb2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ny5XGYk-so
- **2026-08-18**, Workers on this megaproject site are nearly 2 hours from emergency services! \| Snowy 2.0. Workers on this megaproject site are nearly 2 hours from emergency services, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/304464d3-f53e-4292-a2f8-5e781d2f58b1) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZrrpzZ2ABQ
- **2026-08-18**, What To Expect When My Child is Starting Nippers - Introduction video. 1907, five years after daylight bathing ceased to be prohibited. Filed as a surf lifesaving record, posted by Surf Life Saving Queensland in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d32ee37a-f12d-4519-a613-4815f06b2ec0) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4QXNldIV14
- **2026-08-19**, 22. Queensland Native Police. 3 Brothers Productions and concerning Queensland. The Native Police were colonial units raised to patrol the frontier. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Truth Be Told- 3 Brothers Productions in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/031a3002-2bb0-48a1-946a-62ac711dacb6) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hCe6FclrAqA
- **2026-08-20**, Snowy 2.0 Was Announced at Two Billion Dollars. The Tunnel Still Is Not Through. 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by The Australian Wealth Architect in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/dd89ed62-890e-476f-bb67-3b85113159df) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVQf-qtnPFE
- **2026-08-23**, The BEST MOMENTS from Round 2 \| AFLW. The BEST MOMENTS from Round 2, published by AFL Women's. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7ddcd6ba-0cc3-4414-a028-268a5fe6d753) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UduAgfJs2PE
- **2026-08-23**, Melbourne v GWS Giants Highlights \| Round 2, 2026 \| AFLW. Melbourne v GWS Giants Highlights, published by AFL Women's and concerning Victoria. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/b176ba48-98b3-4247-b60a-e0bb9b54a453) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VKRgbgmufds
- **2026-08-23**, The Fires of Lake Mungo, The World's Oldest Funeral. 41,000 years, the oldest human remains so far found in Australia. Filed as a deep time record, posted by FBA humans in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d5e16137-1976-4e23-b010-6391d6d723b2) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s_6hBiEsHw
- **2026-08-25**, Snowy 2.0 Project Update \| Power Station Caverns Nearing the End of Excavation \| August 2026. Snowy 2.0 Project Update, published by Snowy Hydro. The Snowy Mountains Scheme was built between 1949 and 1974 by over 100,000 workers from more than 30 countries, about seventy percent of them migrants, and 121 workers died. Filed as a postwar migration record, posted by Snowy Hydro in 2026, running 2 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/40e45585-cbad-4ba2-b469-560caa4b3483) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PHMlgzWCiU
- **2026-08-26**, Through Their Eyes Ep 06: The Frontier Wars. 11,000 to 14,000 on the University of Newcastle massacre map to over 30,000 in Henry Reynolds's 2022 figure, and higher again in Ørsted-Jensen and Evans. Filed as a frontier record, posted by Australian War Memorial in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/deaef7d3-bc0b-41c4-89f8-22b451125c20) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MlCJmyFQAts
- **2026-08-27**, The Date That Won't Reconcile With the Genetics. 65,000 years in Nature in July 2017, a figure contested by O'Connell and colleagues in 2018 and by Williams and colleagues in 2021. Filed as a deep time record, posted by The First Ones in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/d27d3522-2af3-475e-953d-5981cdd6019a) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R48bBiR_3g
- **2026-08-29**, Sydney Swans v Euro-Yroke Highlights \| Round 3, 2026 \| AFLW. Sydney Swans v Euro-Yroke Highlights, published by AFL Women's and concerning New South Wales. The AFLW was announced in 2013 and launched in 2017 with eight clubs. Filed as a sport record, posted by AFL Women's in 2026, running 6 minutes. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/bebf37fd-335b-4028-8b67-80348c1035d8) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDvMrxYBZUA
- **2026-08-31**, ¿Por qué inventaron los humanos el bumerán?. Why did humans invent the boomerang, published by Mente Increible and concerning South Australia. Most boomerangs were not returning types, and the oldest surviving wooden example, from Wyrie Swamp in South Australia, is estimated at 9,500 years. Filed as a pigment and object record, posted by Mente Increible in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/a19da427-8f23-4952-949b-bab7261b6dfe) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XaHRo2o7Lho
- **2026-09-02**, The Entire Story of Australia's Most Feared Penal Colony: Port Arthur. 162,000 convicts were transported to Australia on roughly 806 ships, the traffic ending in 1868. Filed as a convict era record, posted by Christopher Giuffrida in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/7c5f4b80-3808-45b2-be25-1e937167da26) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zFDQjnBf1jk
- **2026-09-02**, 26. Brewarrina. 3 Brothers Productions. The Brewarrina fish traps on the Barwon River are held by the Ngemba as Baiame's Ngunnhu. Filed as a Budj Bim record, posted by Truth Be Told- 3 Brothers Productions in 2026. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/97acd492-586b-4c15-aa70-50c7d2c94527) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKwpigDSRC4
- **2026-09-06**, Miles Franklin: The woman behind My Brilliant Career \| The Dead Can't Sue. ABC follows the life of Stella Miles Franklin, who published My Brilliant Career in 1901 at the age of twenty one under a male sounding name. She left a bequest that founded the Miles Franklin Literary Award in 1957. [scene](https://loreline.live/loreline/australia/scene/26f60dfb-7fea-4aa0-90ab-35d1e8c8c447) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Az_JpSsAHRU

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