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War Heritage Roadshow – Melbourne, Day 2
War Heritage Roadshow – Melbourne, Day 2
The Department of Premier and Cabinet - Veterans Branch and the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation are delivering a series of free workshops for the public across Victoria. The workshops will bring Australia's leading experts in preservation to you for a two-day line-up of free workshops and information sessions. Day 2 - Activity Day […]
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
3 events,
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War Heritage Roadshow – Melbourne, Day 2
War Heritage Roadshow – Melbourne, Day 2
The Department of Premier and Cabinet - Veterans Branch and the Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation are delivering a series of free workshops for the public across Victoria. The workshops will bring Australia's leading experts in preservation to you for a two-day line-up of free workshops and information sessions. Day 2 - Activity Day […]
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
2 events,
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
2 events,
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
3 events,
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Fort Queenscliff’s Black Tie Dinner
Fort Queenscliff’s Black Tie Dinner
2 Course dinner with canapes.Complimentary Drink on Arrival Drinks at bar prices Jazz trio $70 per person Dress: Black Tie or Mess Dress with Miniatures RSVP by 26th August 2017 0352581488 or email museum@fortqueenscliff.com.au
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
2 events,
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The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers’ XI Humour, humanity and the psychology of modern combat
The Soldiers' XI explores the conflicts in Timor, Iraq and Afghanistan from the unique perspective of cricket. Sergeant H has played cricket on 11 deployments with the Australian Army: to maintain team resilience, to build rapport with locals, and to de-stress after combat. Cricket once even brought together allies and enemy. Eleven bats each tell […]
