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Rupanyup Silo Art

Woods' Farming and Heritage Museum

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The Pinnacle

Grampians Adventure Golf

Grampians National Park

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Rupanyup is a small town in rural Victoria, Australia. As of the 2016 census, it had a population of 536. The name Rupanyup is an Aboriginal word meaning 'branch hanging over water'.The Post Office opened on 22 February 1875 as Karkarooc and was renamed Rupanyup in 1876.The town used to be in the Shire of Dunmunkle but was allocated to the Shire of Yarriambiack when Victoria's municipalities were re-organized in the 1990s. The town has an Australian rules football team competing in the Horsham & District Football League.Golfers play at the course of the Rupanyup Golf Club on Frayne Avenue.The town has art in the Silo Art Trail which also includes Sheep...
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How to Pronounce Australian City Names

A lot of tourists have trouble pronouncing some of the Australian city names, especially Melbourne, Brisbane, and Canberra.
At the request of a viewer, I pronounce each of Australia's major cities (And show you where they are on a map).

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Excellent book with hundreds of Aussie slangs and their meanings: Aussie Slang: No Worries, She's Apples! on Amazon -

Americans' Survival Guide to Australia:The Australian-American Dictionary

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Thallon residents in Qld hope tourists will visit their new art silos & giant wombat

31/07/2017 Impact of drought & de-population have taken a toll on the region with locals hoping to attract tourists.

Australian Pinball Museum - Nhill, VIC, Australia

Recently we spent a couple of fun hours at the Australian Pinball Museum in the small Victorian town of Nhill. There are 32 great machines dating from the the 1960s to today and they only cost $1 or $2 to play!

WW1 Memorial honours Australian Light Horse Brigade charge

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1. Wide of ceremony for dedication of park honouring Australia's military contributions to the founding of the State of Israel
2. Pan of band playing
3. Tilt down from Australian flag to Australian guards standing
4. Australian guards standing
5. Wide of ceremony
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Major General Michael Jeffery, Australian Governor General:
Today we gather together to commemorate a pivotal moment in the Sinai/Palestine campaign of World War I, when the Australian Light Horse of Lieutenant General Harry Chauvel desert mountain core decisively, bravely,and importantly captured Beersheba on the 31 October 1917. In so doing, the way was open to outflank the key Turkish-Gaza Beersheba defensive line, leading to the fall of Gaza a week later and Jerusalem on the 9 December.
7. Jeffery and Israeli president Shimon Peres unveiling a sculpture commemorating the Australian Light Horse Brigade's charge against Turkish forces in Beersheba
8. Guard attending ceremony
9. Various of ceremony
10. Zoom out from Israeli and Australian flags to park

STORYLINE

Australian and Israeli officials joined together on Monday to dedicate a park honouring Australia's military contributions to the founding of the State of Israel.

Today we gather together to commemorate a pivotal moment in the Sinai/Palestine campaign of World War I, when the Australian Light Horse of Lieutenant General Harry Chauvel desert mountain core decisively, bravely,and importantly captured Beersheba on the 31 October 1917, Australian Governor General, Major General Michael Jeffery said at the ceremony.

In so doing, the way was open to outflank the key Turkish-Gaza Beersheba defensive line, leading to the fall of Gaza a week later and Jerusalem on the 9th of December, Jeffery added.

Jeffery became the first Australian Governor General to visit Israel when he and Israeli President Shimon Peres opened the Park of the Australian Soldier in Beersheba in conjunction with Israel's 60th anniversary.

Together they unveiled a sculpture commemorating the Australian Light Horse Brigade's famous charge.

The 1917 charge is a point of pride in the country's military history and has been the subject of two Australian movies.

The battle was the beginning of the end for Turkish rule in the Holy Land. Once the British took control of the area, it cleared the way for Britain to sign the 1917 Balfour declaration promising a place for a Jewish homeland in what would become Israel.

At the park's dedication, young Israeli soldiers mixed with Australian veterans in full dress uniform as Governor General Jeffery praised the park for permanently uniting Israelis with Australia.

The park, which features green spaces and a playground for children with disabilities, was funded by the Pratt Foundation, a charitable fund started by Australian-Jewish businessman Richard Pratt, which works in both Australia and Israel.

About 110,00 Jews live in Australia today, primarily in Sydney and Melbourne.

Australian Jews in the audience said it made them proud to see the Australian flag flying alongside the Israeli one.

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Anzac-Beyond Beersheba 4 - Tel Sheria

Beersheba - Tel Sheria, part 4 of a 90 minute doco on the Light Horse from Beersheba to Damascus in 1917 & 1918

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