Images of participation

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SwimmingMinister Madden with Giaan Rooney with

future athletes

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EAD athletes

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Whole townThe baton goes 100km east of Accra to the town

of Keyeb (Ghana)

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WorawaRaising seedlings

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Volunteering – safety (St Johns and helping others)

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Art4 athlete program – The Arts

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Edwin Tannerborn Wales 1920, arrived Australia 1923, died 1980

Track man 1957oil on canvas on (composition board)

91.0 x 121.0 cmGift of the Trustees of the Museum of Modern

Art and Design of Australia, 1981National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

© Edwin Tanner Estate, Courtesy of Charles Nodrum Gallery, Melbourne

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Stevie Loy AkemarrAlyawarr born (c. 1974)

Sandover footballer with Sherrin 2000synthetic polymer paint, beanwood

65.0 x 20.0 x 15.0 (figure); 30.0 x 11.0 x 11.0 (football)Presented through the NGV Foundation

by Jim and Libby Cousins, Members, 2003National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

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Fred WilliamsAustralia 1927–82

Cricketer 1955oil and tempera on composition board

46.0 x 34.0 cmThe Joseph Brown Collection.

Presented through the NGV Foundation by Dr JosephBrown AO OBE, Honorary Life Benefactor, 2004

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne

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Fred Krugerborn Germany 1831, arrived Australia (early 1860s), died 1888

Aboriginal cricketers at Coranderrk (c. 1866-87)albumen silver photograph

13.3 x 18.6 cmGift of Mrs Beryl M. Curl, 1979

National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne