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Australian letters

24 January 2015

9:00 AM

24 January 2015

9:00 AM

Lucky Country

Sir: I run a slashing contracting business and cattle at Byron Bay. I just sat down here at Broadbeach for a few days with my three boys and wife, and was catching up with some old Speccies. Would you mind passing on my sincere gratitude to Nick Cater for (in his article 8 November) giving credit to the pioneering, by an Australian, of the wool and refrigeration industries in Australia in the 19thC.

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