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Building and road construction in Sydney; Bondi Beach volleyball stadium construction; anti-nuclear demonstration at Lucas Heights; South Sydney Rabbitohs rally at Sydney Town Hall; World Cup cricket tickertape parade aftermath in George Street, 1999-2000 / photographed by David Hodgson

Full title: Building and road construction in Sydney; Bondi Beach volleyball stadium construction; anti-nuclear demonstration at Lucas Heights; South Sydney Rabbitohs rally at Sydney Town Hall; World Cup cricket tickertape parade aftermath in George Street, 1999-2000 / photographed by David Hodgson

Author/creator: Hodgson, David.

Date: May 1999-Oct 2000.

Call Numbers: PXA 1062/34-58

Record Identifier: nvgwvBM1

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Formats: Pictures, Photographs

Contents: Photographs - 20.3 x 25.4cm - 25 silver gelatin photoprints

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Notes: Titled & dated by photographer (from notes on ML file)

Permalink: https://collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/nvgwvBM1

MMS ID: 110162815

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    Building and road construction in Sydney; Bondi Beach volleyball stadium construction; anti-nuclear demonstration at Lucas Heights; South Sydney Rabbitohs rally at Sydney Town Hall; World Cup cricket tickertape parade aftermath in George Street, 1999-2000 / photographed by David Hodgson

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    PXA 1062/34-58

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    Building and road construction in Sydney; Bondi Beach volleyball stadium construction; anti-nuclear demonstration at Lucas Heights; South Sydney Rabbitohs rally at Sydney Town Hall; World Cup cricket tickertape parade aftermath in George Street, 1999-2000 / photographed by David Hodgson

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    Building and road construction in Sydney; Bondi Beach volleyball stadium construction; anti-nuclear demonstration at Lucas Heights; South Sydney Rabbitohs rally at Sydney Town Hall; World Cup cricket tickertape parade aftermath in George Street, 1999-2000 / photographed by David Hodgson

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    Hodgson, David

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    May 1999-Oct 2000

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    PXA 1062/34-58

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    nvgwvBM1

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    30938 Circular Quay East (Sydney, N.S.W.) Darling Harbour (N.S.W.) Eastern Distributor (Sydney, N.S.W.) George Street (Sydney, N.S.W.) King Street Wharf (Darling Harbour, N.S.W.) Lucas Heights (N.S.W.) Stanmore (N.S.W.) Sydney Town Hall (Sydney, N.S.W.) Woolloomooloo (N.S.W.) Woolwich (N.S.W.) beaches Chinese lanterns concrete pouring concrete-mixers construction (events & activities) cranes (machines) demonstrations flats roads & streets stadiums theatres & cinemas ticker tape parades city & town views tunnels walls jetties & wharves Adult Males Adult Females children

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