Another story ends as block lines, Australia warms to the gentle grace of an ancient art, The Sydney Morning Herald, 29 September, 1993.

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Cheers, few tears as beers go marching on, The Sydney Morning Herald, 28 September, 1992.

Fill it up yourself, we're running a service station, The Sydney Morning Herald, 21 September, 1992.

Hot time as all tracks lead to the beach, The Sydney Morning Herald, 16 September, 1992.

No matter the score, touts are the winners, The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 September, 1992.

Gay lobby aims to start legal centre, The Sydney Morning Herald, 14 September, 1992.

Talks aim to solve west's rural crisis, The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 September, 1992.

Let's be snappy with that nappy, pappy, The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 September, 1992.

Bothersome bats in for a bagging as gardeners act, The Sydney Morning Herald, 9 September, 1992.

One man's goal: to get us back on the rails, The Sydney Morning Herald, 8 September, 1992.

The Emir says thanks, but not much else, The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 September, 1992. Printout.

This is what printouts used to look like.

The emir says thanks, but not much else, The Sydney Morning Herald, 7 September, 1992.

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Computer plots a course for New Age novelists, Sydney Morning Herald, 5 September, 1992. Picture Kate Callas

It's the last straw for our grain belt farmers, The Sydney Morning Herald, 4 September, 1992. Page One. Pic Robert Pearce.

Car club charity run bales out farmers, The Sydney Morning Herald, 3 September, 1992.

Nutritionist puts children's needs back on the menu, The Sydney Morning Herald, 2 September, 1992.

It's safe to come out now: at long last, spring, The Sydney Morning Herald, 1 September, 1992.