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The Man Who Planted Canberra (Robert Macklin, NLA)

The Man Who Planted Canberra examines the life and legacy of Charles Weston, an Englishman whose extraordinary foresight and dedication transformed the landscape of Australia’s capital city through planting three million trees. Written by Robert Macklin and grounded in John Gray’s scholarly research, this biographical history offers a fresh perspective...

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