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AAOD Tour Guide Freddy Hill |
 | Feast of Dinosaur Bones... Volunteers are needed to help organise prehistoric bones. JESSICA van VONDEREN: The Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum, near Winton, is seeking help processing fossils, collected from digs around Western Queensland. The region is so rich in the specimens the museum has a dinosaur backlog. Kirrin McKechnie reports from Winton. |
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ABC Mornings show interview with Stacey Milner
Student press call with Dr Scott Hocknull and students from Our lady of Dolores school at Mitchelton. Scott answers students' questions on dinosaurs and how to become a palaeontologist. Scott's props for the interview are shown; a model of Australovenator's hand and an Australian Age of Dinosaurs brochure featuring Australovenator's head.
Australia’s Answer to T. rex
Dr Scott Hocknull (Senior Curator with the Queensland Museum) talks passionately about his work with Australian Age of Dinosaurs. In between 'digs', Scott shares theories around how plant eating 'Matilda' and meat eating 'Banjo's' fossils came to be together. He also talks about a recent discovery of a fragment of a tooth from a very large meat eating dinosaur which could be Australia's answer to T. rex. A Storylines Q150 digital story made by the State Library of Queensland with funding from the Queensland Government. It is a legacy of the Q150 celebrations in 2009
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Australia’s Jurassic Park  Australian Age of Dinosaurs on 10 min duration, short promo sneak-peek below |
 Promo for our TV appearance on the Screened Australia-wide Sunday 13th September 2009, 6:30 pm |
 | Three new dinosaurs discovered in central-west Queensland
Nicole Bond reports on the outback discovery of three new Australian dinosaur species near Winton in central west-Queensland Broadcast
on Stateline Queensland on ABC1 on Friday, July 3, 2009
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David Elliott, our President and founder, talks about how it all started... |
Back in the Belmont days, Senior Preparator Naomi Calleja talks about life in the prep shed. |
