A Reply to Robert Domm on North Eveleigh
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Brian Dunnett, North Eveleigh, Railways,Abstract
Editors: These are some comments from Brian Dunnett on a letter that is currently on the Redwatch site from Robert Domm in reply to an article that has been written in response to the Sydney Morning Herald's 'Battle Stations for North Eveleigh' on 2nd August, 2008, and Brian Dunnett's letter 'Ditching Eveleigh agreement robs the future by discounting the past' that was published in the Sydney Morning Herald on the 4th August. Originally published on the Australian Railway Songs blog,1 a venture jointly run by Dunnett and myself, at this time it seems pertinent to include here—while the mindset of Dunnett, regarding railway heritage issues, is considered in this edition of Australian Folklore.
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2016-11-24
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