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World War II was over, and it was a good time to be Australian. Rock 'n' roll, television and the Olympics had come down under, but underneath it all was the menace of the Cold War, and then came the horrors of Korea and Vietnam.

Why couldn't we all just get along? Covers a pivotal time in Australia's history.

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Join the fireys, goths, yuppies and greenies for this instalment of the Fair Dinkum histories. Australia had changed before, but slowly. Now everything was fast! Attitudes were evolving, technology was changing every aspect of life,

and people were starting to recognise the damage we were doing to our land and the way Australia's Indigenous people had been mistreated. Our resources had made us a rich country, but how long could the good times last?

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Grim crims and convicts : 1788-1820 / Jackie French ; illustrations and cartoons by Peter Sheehan

Author: French, Jackie; Sheehan, Peter, 1964-

Call no: 994.01 FRE

Year: 2009

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The Indigenous people of Australia have lived here for tens of thousands of years. They survived the ice age and ancient global warming. They saw oceans sink and oceans rise. They watched the mega-beasts disappear and dingoes arrive.

Theirs is the oldest civilisation in the world. Then along came the Dutch. And the Portuguese. And the British. Things would never be the same again.

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CRC Library Store	Western Australian Museum	PDC161	Available	2003

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