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Overgrown Plough residential Concrete bays stretch across level

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Concrete bays stretch across level one of the Balmain Leagues Club carpark in Rozelle

Guest Room at Nikko

Port Botany officially opened on 10 December 1979 and now handles 99

Glass bottles line a wooden shelf inside one of the Ogurawa settlement's crumbling structures

Part of The Woolshed series

Overgrown Plough residential Concrete bays stretch across levelFarm equipment sitting idle near the former Elrington Colliery site, outside Abernethy in the Hunter Valley. The land surrounding the colliery has been used for grazing since the mine closed in December 1962. Part of the Elrington Colliery series.

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