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Matthew Flinders and Bungaree by Helen Tiernan from her series ‘Heroes of Colonial Encounters’. ANMM Collection 00055144 and 00055142.

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Nicole and Penny

Nicole Cama and Penny Edwell (the artist formerly known as Penny Hyde) work as Digital Curators at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Darling Harbour, Sydney. We blog about events, people and most importantly - the museum's collection. We hope to open up the museum's collection to virtual visitors, blow off the dust and reveal some of the wonderful objects and stories held in the archives and storage rooms of the museum.

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Bringing a champion back to life
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19 Oct 2012

The ‘indescribable horror’
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09 Oct 2012

An afternoon with HMB Endeavour
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24 Aug 2012

The sinking of TAHITI - a disaster captured on film
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19 Jun 2012

Object of the Week: The many lives and deaths of the tug HERO
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14 Jun 2012

Restoring hope and a fishing boat called ‘Freedom’
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05 Jun 2012

24 years ago today
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10 Apr 2012

Object of the Week: The ex-slave, the doomed barque and the American President.
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09 Mar 2012

Operation Rimau, the tragic sequel to the success of MV Krait
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