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27 Jan 1919 - Influenza pandemic reached NSW
On 27 January 1919, the NSW Government announced the first confirmed case of pneumonic influenza, the 'Spanish Flu', in NSW
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Glover Banjos
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Joe Glover has been crafting 5 string openback banjos in Sydney since 2017. Starting out with a cramped shed and no tools, his aim has always been to make simple, affordable and enjoyable instruments that are fun to play. Using a mix of traditional timbers and Australian hardwoods, each banjo is handmade and has a unique voice and aesthetic.Joe is a musician who plays banjo in folk outfit Shelly’s Murder Boys and harmonica with blues group Backsliders. He’s also a woodwork, technology and design teacher.
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