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Goldtown

A short documentary showcasing the gold mines of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia in 1948.

Film Topics:

Mining

Film Tags:

AustraliaBoulder - Western AustraliaCoolgardie - Western AustraliaEducationGold MiningGold ProspectorsGold rushKalgoorlie - Western AustraliaKalgoorlie School of MinesMiningMining communitiesOpen cut miningPatrick HannanThe Golden Mine - KalgoorlieWater InfrastructureWestern AustraliaWorking conditions

Film Type:

Documentary - ShortInstructional/Informational Film
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The Timber Getters

A government film about timber cutters on the New South Wales mid north coast in the 1950s.

Film Topics:

Forestry

Film Tags:

AustraliaBril Bril State Forest - NSWConstructionCost of livingFamilyForestryLiving conditionsMechanisationNew South WalesTimber IndustryWomenWorking classWorking conditions

Film Type:

Documentary - ShortInstructional/Informational Film
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