Film Year: 1946

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All In A Day’s Work

A government informational film about the introduction of mechanised industrial handling equipment after World War Two.

Film Topics:

Mechanisation

Film Tags:

AustraliaAustralia - NSW - SydneyCoal miningCoal transportationCommonwealth Handling Equipment PoolConstructionEnergyMaritimeMechanisationNew South WalesOpen cut miningShippingSydneyTimber IndustryTransportationWaste RemovalWater InfrastructureWaterside workersWorking conditionsWorld War Two

Film Type:

Documentary - ShortInstructional/Informational Film
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Building A Brick House

A post World War Two instructional film on brick house construction.

Film Topics:

Building and Construction

Film Tags:

AustraliaBricklayingCommonwealth Reconstruction Training SchemeConstructionElectricalNew South WalesPaintersPlasterersPlumbingRoof TilingWorking conditionsWorld War Two

Film Type:

Instructional/Informational Film
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