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helenschofield, 2020, Dianella revoluta var. revoluta, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/61276317

Dianella revoluta var. revoluta

2025-09-07

Dianella revoluta var. revoluta, commonly known as Blueberry Lily, Blue Flax-Lily, or Black-Anther Flax-lily has a distribution range which includes the whole of southern South Australia, much of Victoria and NSW and eastern Tasmania.

streglystendec, 2020, Australian Carrot Daucus glochidiatus,https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/60933589

Daucus glachidiatus

2025-09-06

Daucus glachidiatus, commonly known as Daucus, Native, Austral or Australian Carrot, has a wide distribution across Western Australia, south eastern Australia including central Australia and eastern Tasmania.

janetgrevillea, 2020, Common Everlasting | Chrysocephalum apiculatum, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/60784799

Chrysocephalum apiculatum

2025-09-05

Chrysocephalum apiculatum, or more commonly known as Common Everlasting or Yellow Buttons, is a low growing herb with a yellow daisy like flower. Its presence is widespread, found throughout the Eastern Australia as well as Central Australia. See also syn. Helichrysum apiculatum.

Regnans, 2022, Milkmaids Burchardia umbellata, https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/143218744.

Burchardia umbrellata

2025-09-04

Burchardia umbrellata, commonly known as Milkmaids, is a herb white flower which grows through the Mount Lofty ranges, through Victoria and coastal NSW and South East Queensland and western Tasmania.

davidsando, 2022, Chocolate Lily | Arthropodium strictum, This page a photo credit for the image of the Chocolate Lily.

Arthropodium strictum

2025-09-04

Arthropodium strictum, commonly known as Chocolate Vanilla-Lily, is a flax or herb whose range includes the Mount Lofty Ranges through to the South East South Australia, Victoria, coastal NSW, and eastern Tasmania with pockets growing in Queensland.

Original library in Mildura, Victoria, Australia which was funded by a Carnegie grant. It is now home to Mildura and District Historical Society Inc. https://carnegielegacyinengland.wordpress.com/contact/carnegie-libraries-in-australia/

Palaces for the people: How to build a more equal and united society

2025-08-25

How can we bring people together? In Palaces for the People the sociologist Eric Klinenberg presents a simple but transformative idea for health, happiness, safety and healing our divided, unequal society.

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