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Tweed Regional Gallery is delighted to host this very special touring exhibition from the National Gallery of Australia. About this Event
Tweed Regional Gallery is delighted to host this very special touring exhibition from the National Gallery of Australia. Special tickets are available for seniors during the Tweed Seniors Festival 14 - 24 April 2021 only.
This ticket is for
Sidney Nolan s Ned Kelly series at Tweed Regional Gallery. Gallery visitors will still be required to check in via the QR code upon arrival at the Gallery.
Gallery hours: Wednesday – Sunday 10.00am - 5.00pm.
Entry to the
Sidney Nolan s Ned Kelly series exhibition is for the allotted date only (14 - 24 April, open Wednesdays to Sundays only) and Gallery visitors wishing to return to view the exhibition on another date will be required to purchase an additional ticket.
Jack Read-er: What Hawke s Bay residents borrowed the most from libraries in 2020
14 Jan, 2021 07:32 PM
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Tom Cruise has played private investigator Jack Reacher in two film adaptations to date. Photo / Supplied
Tom Cruise has played private investigator Jack Reacher in two film adaptations to date. Photo / Supplied
Hawke s Bay readers can t get enough of Jack Reacher if the number of loans from our public libraries in 2020 are anything to go by. Lee Child s 2019 addition to the thriller series Blue Moon was borrowed from the Napier and Taradale Libraries 175 times, more than any other book.
Blue Moon was also the most borrowed book from the Central Hawke s Bay District Libraries (Waipawa and Waipukurau) in 2020, and the second-equal most borrowed book from the Hastings District Libraries (Flaxmere, Hastings and Havelock North).
Top 10 Vicious 19th-Century Australian Slaughters
Australia is generally known for the Great Barrier Reef, the Sydney Opera House, and the diverse species of the outback. However, the continent’s encapsulating history is as dark as it is captivating. Australia’s story is one of blood and violence.
With its famous past as a penal colony, the Australia of old was not for the faint of heart. Bushrangers and con men alike ravaged the continent, committing unspeakable acts. The following list examines ten seemingly forgotten 19th-century massacres and mass murders that riveted both the headlines of Australia as well as the world stage.