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Jeff Hocking's photo of the Copper Mine in the Congo where he called Macca from on Sunday. Last Sunday Ian McNamara and the Australia All Over team, were broadcasting live from the International Arboretum and the Festival of the Forest...
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Last Sunday Ian McNamara brought Australia All Over to Canberra, broadcasting live from the International Arboretum and the Festival of the Forest. It was a little damp but that didn't deter an army of Macca's fans from turning out early...
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Thanks to Queensland listener Jan Lowing comes this lovely photograph of a Wren feeding her family. If you would like to see more great pictures, click here to see Australia All Over's page on ABC Contribute. You can upload your...
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Macca, Bob and Charlie at Jindivick, Victoria (February 7, 2010) just after AAO's live broadcast.
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