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Eureka Stockade

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Eureka Stockade

In 1851 gold was discovered in Ballarat. People came from all over Australia and even from overseas, in the hope of finding their fortune. The Governor decided that all miners must pay a mining licence fee of thirty shillings a month – whether they found gold or not. The events which followed ended in a battle known as the Eureka Stockade. It retains a significant place in Australian history.

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Roland Harvey

Roland Harvey is one of Australia’s best-loved illustrators. In 1978, he established Roland Harvey Studios and began designing and producing greeting cards, posters and stationery with a distinctly Australian flavour. Ventures into publishing quickly followed. Some of his best-loved books include My Place in Space (with Joe Levine), Burke and Wills, The First Fleet, Sick As (with Gael Jennings) and The New Roland Harvey Christmas book. His recent books include the best-selling At the Beach and In the Bush and his brilliant illustrations are also a feature of It’s True! Burke & Wills Forgot the Frying Pan by David Greagg and the Bonnie & Sam series – The Horses and Ponies of Currawong Creek, in collaboration with Alison Lester.

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