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Audio interview with Rob Williams, Chief Photographer with the Queensland Times newspaper, on his experiences during the Ipswich flood of January 2011, Ipswich 2012
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TitleAudio interview with Rob Williams, Chief Photographer with the Queensland Times newspaper, on his experiences during the Ipswich flood of January 2011, Ipswich 2012Date Created2012IntervieweeRob WilliamsInterviewerRobyn BuchananAcknowledgementIpswich City Council
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DescriptionAudio of 15 minute interview with Rob Williams and his experience during the Ipswich floods. He describes the problems that faced the people at One Mile, Ipswich, getting to work and his experiences when he was taking photographs from a helicopter over the Ipswich area. Also comments on the resilience and co-operation of the people affected by the flood. The floods occurred in January and peaked on Wednesday 12 January. More detailed information can be found in the Queensland Times, other local newspapers and the Brisbane newspapers of the time.
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BusinessesThe Queensland TimesEvents2011 Flood People & FamiliesRob WilliamsSubjectsFlood damageJournalistsMass mediaPhotographersFloodsNewspapersCurated CollectionsOral HistoriesDefining Tulmur | IpswichAdapting To Change: CommunicationTranscriptionTranscript of interview with Rob Williams, Chief Photographer with the Queensland Times newspaper, on his experiences during the Ipswich flood of January 2011, Ipswich 2012
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This work is protected under the Copyright Act 1968
This work was created after 1st January 1955. It is protected by the Copyright Act 1968. Copyright duration is for the life of the creator plus 70 years.
The creator retains ownership of the copyright of this work. The creator has granted Picture Ipswich a non-exclusive, non-transferable right to use and reproduce this work.
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