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Erosion
Erosion is a major issue for the Victorian environment, affecting the land, its people and our cultural heritage.
Introduced animals
The innocent actions of some homesick colonists have meant extinction for many Australian native animals.
Women's auxiliary services
World War II was an opportunity for Australian women to take a step outside of the domestic sphere.
Tommy McRae fights back
The odds were against an Aborigine trying to fight a settler in court. But Tommy McRae believed he had a right to fair treatment.
Simon Wonga
A friendship between Aboriginal leader Simon Wonga and Protector William Thomas led to the return of land to Wonga's people.
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