Reflecting on a 1970s wedding. This piece was prompted by finding one of my sticky old photo albums, and is why many of the images used leave a lot to be desired. They are now impossible to remove. OK, so my partner Rob and I first
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In 1941 The Advocate published an artist’s impression of a new Ovaltine factory at Quoiba (near Devonport) in Tasmania. Ovaltine was essentially made from barley, eggs and milk, which Tasmania could produce in the necessary quantities despite wartime restrictions. Most people used it as a comforting hot
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