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a workforce large enough that their 19-week lockout in 1996 became a defining moment in Victorian industrial history
Jimenbuen Ruins at Rural New South Wales and ACT
light falling through broken windows onto a space built for distraction from illness
Corrugated iron and aged timber form the rear wall of the shearers' quarters in Delegate
peeling paint on every wall
Front Corner Size:XL a workforce large enough thatFaded paint peels from rendered brick at the front corner of the Braidwood Hotel, revealing the building's layered history in the coats beneath. Sunlight catches the weathered timber window frames along Wallace Street, where this Georgian pub has stood since 1859. Built during the Gold Rush era, the hotel is the oldest continuously licensed premises in Braidwood, operating without interruption for more than 165 years. Part of the Braidwood Hotel