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Notes:Epigraph: ... Captain Cook and cricket caps. The review of the National Museum of Australia, with its heartfelt yearning for the return of great-white-bloke stories, make for rather vexing reading. ('Great-white-bloke history is bunk. We can do better' The Age 18 July 2003, Ann McGrath, director of the Australian Centre for Indigenous History at the ANU)Notes:Epigraph: Retired banker and horse breeder paid $425,000 for Donald Bradman's 1948 baggy green cap. On loan for public display, the cap is to do a tour of duty through Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Sydney for the 2003-04 summer Test series. ('Museum bags taxing piece of history'. The Australian 10 September 2003)
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2004
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2004
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