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Rebekah Lowe

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Illustrator Percy Leason is Kaniva's surprising connection to The Wizard of Oz

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By Rebekah Lowe Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A fortnight before Nazi Germany marched into Poland and plunged the world into yet another war, a movie premiered in Hollywood that would entertain the world for decades to come. The Wizard of Oz was a transformational movie, bursting into wondrous colour before a mesmerised audience. It premiered on August 15, 1939 and has spurred countless remakes, still entertaining new generations of viewers.
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Horsham council rejects mining company WIM Resource's invitation to join reference group

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By Nethma Dandeniya, Rebekah Lowe Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A regional Victorian council has declined to join a mining company's community reference group, with the mayor saying the council is "disgusted" with the company's attitude towards community concerns. WIM Resource invited Horsham Rural City Council (HRCC) to join its Community and Coexistence Reference Group (CCRG) for the proposed Avonbank mine in Victoria's west.
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99-year-old Victorian mechanic Ray Gloster might be on the verge of a world record

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By Rebekah Lowe Verified, Tamara Clark
| MSN Australia Verified
Rebekah Lowe and Tamara Clark Locals call it the Mallee Track. A 185-kilometre section of the Mallee Highway, it stretches from Manangatang in north-west Victoria to the South Australian border. And near the midpoint on this often-lonely road is a garage. Its fuel bowsers stand to attention as if saluting the passing traffic. Welcome to Underbool, a town of just 215 people where an unremarkable steel-clad building holds a rather remarkable tale and a possible world record holder.
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