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Clune recalls a time when he was in Broken Hill and was fortunate enough to be invited to accompany the Royal Flying Doctor Service on a call to attend a stockman on an outback station. Unfortunately, they were too late to save the sixteen-year-old and, as Clune assisted in packing up the boy's belongings, he was overwhelmed to find that the boy had been reading a poignant poem just before he left his hut.
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- Down Where the Coolibahs Grow 1885 single work poetry
- Darling River, Far West NSW, New South Wales,
- Broken Hill, Broken Hill area, Far West NSW, New South Wales,
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