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An era in office: the Menzies collection

Australia’s longest-serving prime minister, Sir Robert Menzies, held office between 1939 and 1941 and again between 1949 and 1966. His first term ended with his resignation, however his second term, stretching over more than 16 years, cemented his legacy as one of Australia’s most influential leaders. The digitisation of the Papers of Sir Robert Menzies (1894–1978) is currently underway as part of the Library’s Treasured Voices Program. As a project officer on the program, I have the exciting job of exploring collections at the National Library and preparing them for digitisation to share with the public. So, what more can we learn about Menzies as a political leader and a person from this collection? What do these papers tell us about other prominent figures and everyday Australians during his time in office?

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MCG attendance cap is scrapped for Boxing Day Test between Australia and India by Daniel Andrews

The MCG will now allow 30,000 fans to gather for the Boxing Day Test The Victorian government has agreed to lift the MCG s capacity for the Boxing Day Test to 30,000 per day. The venue was set to be capped at a COVID-safe number of 25,000 fans per day for the much-anticipated clash between Australia and India. The state government, having recently been locked in talks with Cricket Australia, confirmed on Thursday afternoon that it would allow an extra 5000 supporters to attend each day of the event. Victoria s Minister for Sport Martin Pakula broke the news on Twitter shortly before tickets went on pre-sale to CA s Australian Cricket Family members.

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Boxing Day Test: MCG crowd increased to 30,000 for Australia v India

Boxing Day Test: MCG crowd increased to 30,000 for Australia v India
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Boxing Day Test Crowd Confirmed At 30,000

VIC Premier A crowd of 30,000 per day has been approved for the Boxing Day Test between Australia and India at the MCG in a decision based on the latest public health advice. Minister for Tourism, Sport and Major Events Martin Pakula today confirmed the figure after a COVIDSafe Event Plan submitted by the Melbourne Cricket Club and Cricket Australia was endorsed by the Chief Health Officer under the Victorian Government’s Public Events Framework. The approved attendance is higher than the 25,000 per day forecast in late October and is possible due to improved public health conditions. The Melbourne Cricket Club and Cricket Australia will now take carriage of the COVIDSafe Event Plan for the Test, ensuring the health and safety of players, spectators and the wider community.

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