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Australian Post releases a stamp issue dedicated to key events that became headline news in Australian Papers!

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Rating: 5.0/5

This stamp issue features key events across the 20th century, which became headline news in Australian papers.

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published August 9th, 2013

Australia Posts’ new stamp issue features Indigenous Australians who brought change to the country!

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Rating: 3.2/5

This stamp issue features Indigenous Australians whose efforts brought about change, gender equality and recognition.

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published July 28th, 2013

Australia post issues it’s second issue in the “Road Trip Australia” series!!

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Rating: 3.9/5

Australia is a country of vast and changing landscapes and great extremes. From the moist tropical north to the dry Central Australian deserts and the cool alpine regions of the south, Australia off ers its road-trippers a wealth of terrain, destinations and experiences.

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published July 2nd, 2013

Cocos (Keeling) Islands 50th Anniversary of stamps!!

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Rating: 4.0/5

During WWII and up to 1954 an RAAF Post Off ice operated on Cocos (Keeling) Islands (CKI), run by RAAF personnel and using Australian stamps.

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published June 24th, 2013

The fourth issue in the Australian Bird series focuses on Pardalotes!!

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Rating: 3.9/5

This stamp issue is the fourth in the Australian Birds series. It focuses on pardalotes, a family (Pardalotidae) of foliage-gleaning, mainly insectivorous birds native to Australia and sometimes known as “peep-wrens” or “diamond birds”.

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published June 4th, 2013

Australia 2013 World Stamp Expo “Heartwarming Stamps” by Hong Kong Post

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Rating: 3.7/5

Under the auspice of the Fédération Internationale de Philatélie, “Australia 2013 World Stamp Expo” will be held at Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, Australia from 10 to 15 May 2013 to mark the centenary of the 1913 Kangaroo and Map Stamp – Australia’s first national postage stamp.

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published May 20th, 2013

Australian Botanic Gardens II

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Rating: 3.5/5

Botanic gardens are institutions holding documented collections of living plants for the purposes of scientific research, conservation, display and education.

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published May 12th, 2013

Australian Bush Babies

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Rating: 4.2/5

This is the second in the Bush Babies stamp series produced in co-ordination with the Perth Mint’s release of bush baby coins. Bush Babies II features five more young Australian animals – platypus, echidna, brush-tailed possum, kookaburra and wombat. The stamps capture the whimsy and character of these young Australian animals.

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published April 13th, 2013

AAT Mountains

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Rating: 3.9/5

These stamps continue the Australian Antarctic Territory (AAT) Landscapes series which began with the iceberg issue in 2011. The mountains and mountain ranges featured reveal the beauty and grandeur of the landscape.

Antarctica is the highest continent on earth and Mt McClintock, in the eastern sector of the AAT is its highest mountain. Although elevations in excess of 4,000 metres exist in the western sector of the AAT, these are ice domes and generally not considered mountains, but the definition is frequently debated.

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published April 12th, 2013

Australian Post issues a stamp issue that features landscapes painted by 5 of Australia’s best known Painters!!

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Rating: 4.2/5

This issue of stamps features landscapes from the National Gallery of Australia collection by five of Australia’s best known painters. The paintings convey a range of captivating Australian terrain, from lush coastal regions to the dry interior.

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published March 30th, 2013

Australian Antarctic Territory by Australian Post!!

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Rating: 3.8/5

These stamps continue the Australian Antarctic Territory (AAT) Landscapes series which began with the iceberg issue in 2011.

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published March 13th, 2013