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'In the days of Tutankhamen the weight of many years had to bow your shoulders before you could claim to have seen of the world. Motor Transport has changed all this. The map of Australia awaits your exploration. Leave the beaten travel and follow the winding roads that lead to unknown wonders of your own country.'  (Introduction)
 

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    y separately published work icon Crossings : Bulletin of the International Australian Studies Association vol. 8 no. 3 2003 Z1097096 2003 periodical issue 'In this issue of Crossings (Volume 8, no. 3), in place of the postgraduate work-in-progress essays which have featured in the final issues of recent years, we publish a number of essays recently presented at a three-day 'masterclass' held in Brisbane and sponsored by the Australian Studies Centre at the University of Queensland. The subject of the masterclass was Territorial Techniques and presentations ranged across a broad cross-disciplinary range of topics in the area of spatial histories. Session leaders were Libby Robin, Tony Birch and Ross Gibson. More than 20 graduate students and younger researchers attended.' (David Carter introduction) 2003
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