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It was a time of extraordinary change. Cook had not long named New South Wales, the American Revolution was well underway, and in towns and cities of England, the Industrial Revolution was about to begin. Rivers were taking industry out of cottages. Machines made possible through advancements in ironwork required greater scale, more people and …
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On November 29 last year a promise to tear up a contract to deliver the $8 billion East West Link saw voters in Victoria remove a first-term government for the first time in 60 years. Industry involved was shocked that a new government should refuse to honour a contract signed by its predecessor yet campaign …
It is an age of forgotten assets: a time for talk of the scarce resource; a landscape of less and not more… except in one Lancashire town. It is hard to imagine our northern landscape being described as the ‘wildest, most barren and frightful of any place.’ It is hard to imagine the gateway to …
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