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A collection of historical film and video material of the Sunraysia district. Sourced from families across the district as well as local TV station archives.

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It’s Spring Racing Carnival time and to help celebrate, we’ve discovered a colourful Oaks Day news story from 1990. The cameras catch up with a couple of fashion winners from the day and reporter Caroline Davey seeks out the opinions of some hardened race goers on the success of the event.

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It’s Spring Racing Carnival time and to help celebrate, we’ve discovered a colourful Oaks Day news story from 1990. The

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Here’s some rare footage from the 1950s of the Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix which was held in Sunraysia from

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The PV Rothbury once again took the prize when a number of boats lined up for the challenge in 1992.

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To record in full the life and times of Bob Walton would be a mammoth task. He’s certainly lived a

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Frames of History has now recorded interviews with over 60 residents of Sunraysia and recently on a visit to the

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In Auguest 2026, well known businessman and local identity Don Carrazza passed away at the age of 86 following a

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The foundation stone set in this building at Mildura Senior College (formally MHS) in 1891, heralded the start of a

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In this episode we explore another well known family name connected with retail in Mildura, when we chat to Andrew

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Early in June, towns across the Millewa will celebrate one hundred years since first settlement. Established from around 1925, people

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It’s Spring Racing Carnival time and to help celebrate, we’ve discovered a colourful Oaks Day news story from 1990. The

Stories
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It’s Spring Racing Carnival time and to help celebrate, we’ve discovered a colourful Oaks Day news story from 1990. The

Here’s some rare footage from the 1950s of the Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix which was held in Sunraysia from

Stories
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Here’s some rare footage from the 1950s of the Australian Motor Cycle Grand Prix which was held in Sunraysia from

The PV Rothbury once again took the prize when a number of boats lined up for the challenge in 1992.

Stories
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The PV Rothbury once again took the prize when a number of boats lined up for the challenge in 1992.

To record in full the life and times of Bob Walton would be a mammoth task. He’s certainly lived a

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To record in full the life and times of Bob Walton would be a mammoth task. He’s certainly lived a

Here’s some Desert Rally action from north of the Murray River – the Coomealla 500 held in 1993. This event

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Here’s some Desert Rally action from north of the Murray River – the Coomealla 500 held in 1993. This event

Frames of History has now recorded interviews with over 60 residents of Sunraysia and recently on a visit to the

Interviews
Interviews

Frames of History has now recorded interviews with over 60 residents of Sunraysia and recently on a visit to the

Here’s two 1980’s news stories from a couple of locations that we’re all very familiar with. In the first, Llyod

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Here’s two 1980’s news stories from a couple of locations that we’re all very familiar with. In the first, Llyod

In Auguest 2026, well known businessman and local identity Don Carrazza passed away at the age of 86 following a

Interviews
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In Auguest 2026, well known businessman and local identity Don Carrazza passed away at the age of 86 following a

t’s football finals time and earlier this week the McLeod medal was presented to this years best and fairest player

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t’s football finals time and earlier this week the McLeod medal was presented to this years best and fairest player

Here’s a wonderfully detailed look at how the Sunraysia Daily was created, with commentary by well known journalist Alan Erskine.

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Here’s a wonderfully detailed look at how the Sunraysia Daily was created, with commentary by well known journalist Alan Erskine.

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