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club) proposed establishing a telecommunications museum. In 1974 work began on converting the station, and in 1979 the
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1632:"Biodiversity & Ecology of Wireless Hill", Information displayed outside the Wireless Hill Museum, 2015-05-17
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1125:"The Role of Coastal Radio Stations in the Early Days of Communications With Aircraft"
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Conservation Plan Applecross Wireless Station (fmr), Wireless Hill Park, Ardross
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1299:"The Museum", Information displayed inside the Wireless Hill Museum, 2015-05-17
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Wireless Hill Telecommunication Museum Collection Significance Assessment
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List of Current Bush Forever Sites, and Managers for each Site
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The City of Melville, From bushland to expanding metropolis
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1503:. 6PR. 13 October 2011. Archived from
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1104:. Perth, WA. 1 October 1912. p. 7
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1386:. AWA. April 1930. p. 23.
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1391:A Centenary of Wireless Hill
1241:. Peter Dunn. 5 January 2009
1158:A centenary of Wireless Hill
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172:. The site is listed in the
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1882:Radio in Western Australia
1784:. Friends of Wireless Hill
1718:. Friends of Wireless Hill
1696:. Friends of Wireless Hill
1694:"About Wireless Hill Park"
1611:. Friends of Wireless Hill
1589:. Friends of Wireless Hill
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1609:"Birds and Reptiles"
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