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Mines in the region produce more than 70 per cent of Australia's current gold
output. Kalgoorlie today has a population of about 28,000. The population of
Coolgardie, which was more than 20,000 in the boom days, is now about 700. A
homely ...
Mines in the region produce more than 70 per cent of Australia's current gold
output. Kalgoorlie today has a population of about 28,000. The population of
Coolgardie, which was more than 20,000 in the boom days, is now about 700. A
homely ...
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Agreements with the British Government secured the sale of meat and wool, and
in November 1916 Britain agreed to buy the whole of the Australian wool clip for
the rest of the war at prices 55 per cent above pre-war values. Great difficulties ...
Agreements with the British Government secured the sale of meat and wool, and
in November 1916 Britain agreed to buy the whole of the Australian wool clip for
the rest of the war at prices 55 per cent above pre-war values. Great difficulties ...
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