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High Country cattlemen

In this gallery, photographer Melanie

Faith Dove depicts Australian mountain

cattlemen at work.

Perth through a local lens

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Geographic photographer Frances

Andrijich’s new book Perth.

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October marked 30 years since the

custodianship of Uluru and Kata

Tjuta was passed back to their

Anangu traditional owners.

Here’s what you had to say:

LINDA SUSAN LAW

Happy Anniversary, lovely to

see these beautiful places

being handed back to the

rightful people.

RHETT PARSONS

Wonderful place. The mystic

feeling around both Uluru and

Kata Tjuta is almost impossible to

describe. And the Anangu people

are so caring of this sacred land. It

was an absolute honour to

visit their land.

BOB SMITH

We were there working at

Yulara at the time – a lot of

mixed opinions back then, but

I think now people know it was

the right thing.

KERSTIN LODIGA

Lovely Anangu people you are

always in my heart. I had some

wonderful times out there.

Thank you sooo much!

BEN KERR

How many have had the privilege

to actually learn from the

Anangu? Better than anything

you’ll ever learn in school!

Ta l k b @ck

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Australia’s prettiest scenes in panorama

Australia abounds in beauty, and photographer Ken Duncan has captured

some of its fi nest angles. See a gallery of his incredible images.

CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT: KEN DUNCAN; ULURU KATA TJUTA NP; FRANCIS ANDRIJICH /

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conspicillatus

; MELANIE FAITH DOVE

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