Archives of Australia Treasures - Treasures resources
This set of resources is still being developed and will be available shortly. Resources will include:
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Steps to follow to create your own interactive display modules
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Skills you need to hire or have in-house
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2x HTML templates which can be used to develop other displays
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Original Fireworks PNG files for the templates
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How to integrate additional displays into the Archives of Australia Treasures display
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This tiny DeHavilland DH50 Fox Moth aircraft, leased from the new Queensland
and Northern Territory Aerial Service (later QANTAS) by John Flynn's Australian
Inland Mission, established the first 'flying doctor' service in the world
on 17 May 1928. Initially covering central and western Queensland from a base
at Cloncurry, the service became the Australian Aerial Medical Service in
1934 and was renamed the Royal
Flying Doctor Service in 1955.
The Northern Territory Archives Service and the National Archives of Australia hold relevant records.