Australian diary. No. 081

Australia, 1954

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The following items are featured in this interesting cinemagazine: a look at some loveable dogs, some of whom can sing, talk and act; a new use has been found for Australian ti-tree - the bark is the raw material used for a revolutionary filling material for pillows, bedding and cushions; the Commonwealth Aircraft Corporation’s factory at Fishermen’s Bend, Melbourne is the birthplace of the Australian-built Rolls Royce Avon jet engine, the power behind the Sabre fighter and Canberra bomber.

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director

Jack S. Allan

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Australian National Film Board

Duration

00:09:00:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1954

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