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- Sep 5, 2026
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The 100 Project preserves history of Australia's centenarians (opens the original)
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When Bek Hyland sat down to interview her grandmother, Merle Moore, she found herself taken back to a time when the horse and cart were the main form of transport. The late centenarian remembered the grief of losing a sister, and the simple joy of turning on a light switch. "I've had a sad life, but I've got to overcome a lot of that and think of the good things, not the bad things," she said. "Nobody had power, electricity, just kerosene lights on the centre of the table; white candles in a can
The world of model railways and the folk who build them (opens the original)
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For model railroaders like Peter Tonks, the worst thing you can say to him is "I like your toy train set". "They're called layouts, but we understand and forgive people when they do call it that way," Mr Tonks from Georges River Model Railways says. Model trains are a passion for thousands of Australians across the country. But inspiring the next generation of railroaders is among the reasons for one of the largest model train exhibitions in regional Australia. At its first event in 2024, George
Cherry blossoms planted 30 years ago to honour Vietnam vets are dying (opens the original)
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As veterans and their families commemorate 60 years since the deadliest day of the Vietnam War for Australian troops, one community is fighting to preserve a unique avenue of Japanese trees planted to honour the fallen. A memorial walk in Bowral in the NSW Southern Highlands, believed to feature the country's only avenue of Japanese Tai-Haku "great white" cherry trees, is being rebuilt tree by tree, as veterans mark 60 years since the Battle of Long Tan. The 307 trees are spread over a 5-kilomet
International penpals meet after 33-year correspondence (opens the original)
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If you have a penpal, have you ever met them? Long before the advent of web-based services and social media, Saskia Martin and Heidi Thibeault-Grainger became penpals when an international teacher exchange program encouraged primary school students to write letters to each other. After three decades of letters, emails and social media exchanges, a chance encounter has brought the two women together for their first face-to-face meeting, and it almost didn't happen. When Saskia heard her Canadian
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