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MESSAGE STICK
Message sticks are a form of communication used by Indigenous Australians to transmit messages. The message sticks travelled to Wollongong, down to Albury, up to Coffs Harbour and west to Dubbo, stopping at NSW TrainLink stations along the way. Pictured here are the Broadmeadow station staff with the message stick.
ROUND OF APPLAUSE
ALL ABOARD THE JARROD TRAIN
PARK THE BUS
OUT AND ABOUT
SURVEYING WORKS (PART 1)
SURVEYING WORKS (PART 2)
LONG SERVICE RECOGNITION
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
PIER PRESSURE
ENGINEERING EXCELLENCE
NEW ERA FOR NEWCASTLE
WATTS UP
SPECIAL TREAT
THE CAT CONTROLLER
SPOTLIGHT ON FREIGHT
TUNNEL TRIUMPH (PART 1)
ALOHA
BLOODY LEGENDS - PART DUEX
SENSEI DAWSON
SIGN OF THE TIMES
SIGNAL BOX SWITCH OFF (PART 1)
WORK EXPERIENCE
END OF THE LINE
SIGNAL BOX SWITCH OFF (PART 2)
FERRY STOWAWAY
FREE BIRD
NAIDOC WEEK CELEBRATIONS
DRIVE THRU BUS WASH
SQUEAKY CLEAN
WINNERS AND GRINNERS
TUNNEL TRIUMPH (PART 2)
COOKING UP A STORM
WELCOME TO COUNTRY
MOVING THE MASSES
FORESTS FOR OUR FEATHERED FRIENDS
MESSAGE STICK
WORKING BETTER TOGETHER
UNDERGROUND NETWORK
DON'T BE A DUMMY
NEW SPACES
SITE INSPECTION
GIMME (BUS) SHELTER - PART 1
GIMME (BUS) SHELTER - PART 2
STATELY VISIT
BEHIND THE SCENES
LOFTY HEIGHTS