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Oral history interviews cited
- Bain, M. and Bain P. (1999) interviewed by Nancy Huggett, 15 May.
- Bega Resident 1. (2006) interviewed by Nancy Huggett, 11 August.
- Bega Resident 2. (2006) interviewed by Kate Bowles and Nancy Huggett, 11 August.
- Blacka, M. (2006) interviewed by Kate Bowles and Nancy Huggett, 3 December.
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- Schaefer, B. and Sutherland, N. (2006) interviewed by Kate Bowles and Nancy Huggett, 3 December.