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The Mythical Creatures of Australia

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2024
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SOURCE
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Mythical Creatures of Australia

The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia Nightlife explores the heart of Australia's mythical creatures, its cultural significance and the connection in our history. Bunyips in our waterways and Y…

Record ID
4,219
Year
2,024
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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Record context

Record ID
4219
Source
Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Publication
Nightlife
Published
2024-01-11
Narrative type
Hairy Humanoid and Wild-Person Accounts
Public-text label
Yowie
Archive period
Digital Era
Source voice
Abc Public Search Gap Candidate
Publicness
Public Media Page

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The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia The Mythical Creatures of Australia Nightlife explores the heart of Australia's mythical creatures, its cultural significance and the connection in our history. Bunyips in our waterways and Yowies in the bush. Nightlife explores the heart of Australia's mythical creatures, its cultural significance and the connection in our history. Joining Don Knight on this mythical journey, Dr. Louise Pryke, from the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Sydney, and Gary Opit, a Cryptozoologist with a keen interest in these legendary beings. Nightlife Nightlife podcast nightlife domknight bunyip yowie mythicalcreatures Cryptozoologist Nightlife explores the heart of Australia's mythical cr

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