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A Bigg’s orca captured for aquarium shows in the mid-1970s but freed after a public outcry is presumed dead.

A Bigg’s orca captured for aquarium shows in the mid-1970s but freed after a public outcry is presumed dead.

A Bigg’s orca captured for aquarium shows in the mid-1970s but freed after a public outcry is presumed dead.

A Bigg’s orca captured for aquarium shows in the mid-1970s but freed after a public outcry is presumed dead.

Victoria was the location of a defining moment of General Sir Phillip Bennett’s illustrious military history, in a life of service across Australia and overseas.

Classics like "Jaws" is a famous example of novels based on true stories that eventually became tantalizing narratives.

Anne Henderson's lively new book on the rivalry of two bright boys, each from relatively humble backgrounds, cannot have been easy to write, with relevant episodes compressed or deleted in order to keep the story within bounds. The vigour of the writing, however, and emphasis on events which today still have significance more than compensate

Visual artist and activist Linda Stein honors women who did important work during the Holocaust in her exhibit "Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females" at Kent State University's Center for the Visual Arts.

Noni Hazlehurst reveals her thoughts on retiring and looks back on her better homes and playschool days.

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