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Duck Reach and Launceston's Electric Light Space The now extinct Thylacine was

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The now extinct Thylacine was a marsupial and had distinctive stripes along its back and tail

Approximately 25mm long

He was so strong in his hands that we did not go to a dentist to extract our first teeth

The River's course exposes the deep time story of Lutruwita/Tasmania and illustrates our fundamental human dependence on water

The book also includes an introduction to the vegetation of Tasmania

Duck Reach and Launceston's Electric Light Space The now extinct Thylacine wasThe Duck Reach Power Station was built by the Launceston Municipal Council and generated hydro electricity almost continuously for 60 years from 1895 to 1955. It was the first publicly owned hydro electric power station in Australia and one of the earliest in the world. At its peak the station had a capacity of 2,600 horsepower and could produce two megawatts of electricity, enough to light 1,200 homes in Launceston. In the 1920s, Duck Reach powered

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