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Anzac Day medals and memories
World War II veterans remember ‘good times and terrible times’ as RACV drivers prepare to transport them in Anzac Day march.
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The way we were: driving certificates
The way we were: a look back at RACV's past.
From 1906, RACV issued an early form of driving licence to competent drivers over the age of 16.
Licences weren’t required by the government until 1910, so the certificates issued by the Club prior to that date were the only independent proof of driving ability available.
Car owners didn’t require such a certificate, but professional drivers did and chauffeurs and commercial drivers valued the Club certificate as it helped them gain employment.
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Top 10 events in April
From stand-up to gold panning, High Country to Fed Square, check out our top 10 events this month.
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The big picture
An unusual photography exhibition started with a theft, an uninsured camera and a thoughtful act.
Living Well
The big picture
An unusual photography exhibition started with a theft, an uninsured camera and a thoughtful act.