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Australia 가입일 Ekim 2013
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Bankocracy
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@railmaps Very amusing but it wasn't a Lawson poem! Very funny that a young staffer put that in the speech. Even funnier so many Aussies didn't pick up the mistake.
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Extroadinary speech from Malinauskas. Reads a century-old Henry Lawson poem on the imperatives of welcoming migrants, then continues in Lawsonesque meter to extend the message into a vision of a kinder modern day Australian patriotism.
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Today's historic photo of the day: Exactly Forty years ago today, EMD diesel loco X34, long end leading, heads a Geelong-bound VLine passenger train through Werribee, Vic, March 22 1986. Since 2015, trains to Geelong and Warrnambool have run via Wyndham Vale rather than Werribee.
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Today's Camel Train got away on time. And it looked great heading through Islington at a fair clip.
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Mike Hunt@kni36182404·
@railmaps I wonder if he’s read Lawson’s poem White Australia
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Today's historic pic: Exactly 43 years ago today, SRA NSW Alco mainline diesel locomotive 44228 in yellow end livery sits at the head of the North Coast Daylight Express, destined for Grafton, before departure from platform 6, Central Station, Sydney, March 21 1983.
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@trashyhonky Four bodies still exist, but only one can actually operate, and it is not permitted on the main line.
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Today’s historic pic: VLine 1500VDC Electric loco L1168 in VR blue & gold heads a Melbourne to Traralgon train at Maryvale siding, Morwell, Victoria, December 24, 1985. Maryvale siding is 146km east of Melbourne and is the junction for the 6km broad gauge branch line to Maryvale.
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Republicans against Trump
Republicans against Trump@RpsAgainstTrump·
Japanese Reporter: "Why didn't you tell US allies about the war before attacking Iran?" Donald Trump: "Who knows better about surprises than Japan. Why didn't you tell me about Pearl Harbor?"
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Today's historic pic: 42106 and its train, having arrived from Sydney the previous evening, are stabled in a siding before returning to Sydney later that afternoon, as 42101 at the head of the Canberra Express arrives at Canberra Railway station, Kingston, ACT, September 22, 1985
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Funkdoctor@Docsthename·
Where am I?
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A Tesla driver turning left into a side road across my path as I'm walking across the side road at the intersection is about as stereotypical of Tesla as you can get. But the truth is, they're probably no worse than drivers of any other brand of car.
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@trashyhonky Years ago, it was normal to have to walk through clouds of smoke in the streets (and inside). Now it's rare enough to be notable. Worst now is when walking past city office highrises in mid morning and mid afternoon when smokers congregate in doorways and on footpaths for smoko.
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Lord of the Dance
Lord of the Dance@trashyhonky·
Just got stuck behind a person smoking for almost 90 seconds, the most disgusting 150m of the 465km I've walked this year
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Today's historic pic: 41 years ago today, EMD-engined double-ended streamliner A60, recently rebuilt from Victoria's first mainline diesel B60, at the head of a VLine Albury train at Spencer Street station, Melbourne, March 18 1985. Note the 'Train of Knowledge' on the next track
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