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Lyrebirds are great mimics, copying many sounds in their environment. In nature this consists predominantly of other birds.

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Adelaide-born Carmelo Bianchetti, AKA djhmc (House Master Cam), carved out an international reputation for his seminal techno releases during the 1990s, such as ‘Phreakin’, ‘LSD’ and ‘6AM’ – leadin

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This excerpt from Two Day Jag is among the first jazz recording of Graeme Bell’s Dixieland Band, from a session in January 1944.

Summary by Ian Gilmour

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Buddy Williams sings Lonesome For Your Mother Dear, a sad song about a man missing his dead mother. This clip is from the start of the song.

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This 1959 recording of ‘She’s My Baby’ by Johnny O’Keefe was recorded in Los Angeles, as part of an attempt to crack the US market.

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'Wrap Me Up With My Stockwhip and Blanket’ was recorded by Tex Morton in August 1936 for Regal Zonophone at EMI Studios in Sydney.

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Tasmanian Aboriginal recordings are inscribed in the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register.

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Ten sound recordings with cultural, historical and aesthetic significance were added to Sounds of Australia for 2011. 

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The opening of the Columbia Graphophone Company record factory in Homebush, Sydney on 14 October 1926 marks the beginning of the record industry in Australia.

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Rock singer-songwriter Deborah Conway was a founding member of Do-Re-Mi before launching a successful solo career, winning the 1992 ARIA for Best Female Artist, and organi