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"Baringa" was a Literary Magazine published by the students of Wagga Wagga Teachers' College. It was mostly comprised of poetry and prose, all student compositions, though in later years it expanded to include visual works as well.

"Baringa" was a Literary Magazine published by the students of Wagga Wagga Teachers' College. It was mostly comprised of poetry and prose, all student compositions, though in later years it expanded to include visual works as well.

"Baringa" was a Literary Magazine published by the students of Wagga Wagga Teachers' College. It was mostly comprised of poetry and prose, all student compositions, though in later years it expanded to include visual works as well.

The teachers and graduating students of Wagga Wagga Teachers' College, 1961-1962 Session, in the Plaza Theatre.

The graduating students and teachers of Wagga Wagga Teachers' College, 1960-1961 Session, in the College Auditorium.

This programme for the 1962 WWTC Festival of Music contains a list of acts and artists.

Wagga Wagga Teachers' College student photos

Wollundry Lagoon suffering from drought. The photograph is taken from the west side near the Town Hall Garden.

This inset is taken from a copy of the 1849 surveyor's plan for the village of Wagga Wagga,
[The copy was made by the NSW Central Mapping Authority, NSW Department of Lands, 1986, from an original held by NSW State Archives and Records Authority.]

From the reverse side of print: "The Wishing Pool - the Kiosk Tea Gardens - Cotter River - Canberra. Myself. Coins are thrown into pool in aid of Legacy Club. Sund. 28th Nov. 1948. Clear - early morning".

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