Family farming's inherited problems, The Weekend Australian, 28-29 January, 1995.

Dustbowl turns into land of promise as rivers run wide, The Weekend Australian, 28-29 January, 1995.

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I love a sunburnt country, Original Copy, The Australian, 27 January, 1995.

Farmers condemn Asian market push 'betrayal', The Australian, 24 January, 1995.

Farmers rejoice as the big wet extends south-east, The Weekend Australian, 21 January, 1995.

Best rain in 4 years brings hope on drought, Page One, The Weekend Australian, 21 January, 1995.

Sunburnt legacy inspires our hottest young poets, The Australian, 16 January, 1995. Pic Bob Finlayson.

Rural protest against lack of aid, The Australian, 12 January, 1995.

Drought-hit farmers to protest, The Australian, 11 January, 1995.

Letters track ancestor's hard life, The Australian, 11 January, 1995.

Blind Spot. Fred Hollows. The Australian, 11 January, 1995.

Cotton growers halt use of chemical in wake of beef contamination scare, The Australian, 10 January, 1995.

Disputed treasures of our priceless national estate, The Australian, 9 January, 1995.

Patchy rain helps ease farmland desperation, The Weekend Australian, 7 January, 1995.

Request for use of article, Science and Technology Studies, University of Wollongong, 6 january, 1995.

Sweet taste of rain gives farmers hope, Page One, The Australian, 5 January, 1995. Pic David Sproule.

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Good falls along the coast, Original Copy, The Australian, 5 January, 1995.

Heritage listed farmers seek $7m, The Australian, 30 December, 1994.

Seeing is believing in Hollows factory, From trip to Eritrea, The Australian, 23 December, 1994.

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Typical Photo Request, Wood Carving with a Chainsaw, The Australian, Circa 17 December, 1994.

The Disappearance of Revelle Balmain, Glebe Coroner's Court, Circa December, 1994. Original copy.

Locals take on bureaucrats over 'short cut' to town, The Weekend Australian, 10 December, 1994.

Stock routes closed as feed runs out, The Australian, 9 December, 1994.

Ther4e's alluring glister yet in the hills of old gold, The Australian, 7 December, 1994.

Bush movie memories project the images of another age, The Australian, 28 November, 1994.

Ties with Eritrea grow stronger, The Australian, 27 November, 1994.

Union warns of contaminated beef on dinner tables, The Australian, 25 November, 1994.

Three nations clear our beef, The Australian, 24 November, 1994.

Beef exports in crisis over chemical fears, The Australian, 22 November, 1994.

Contamination the last straw for farmers, The Weekend Australian, 12 November, 1994.

When slaughter is more merciful than starvation, The Weekend Australian, 12 November, 1994.