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42K views · 177 reactions | 1968: a year of momentous events. Whether it was the war in Vietnam, student demonstrations, the murder of Martin Luther King Jr and Robert Kennedy, the Prague Spring or the blistering power of a Hendrix solo, there was a strong sense that the world would never be the same again. www.nla.gov.au/1968 | National Library of Australia | Facebook

RAIN LOVER - 1968 & 1969 Melbourne Cup Winner Rain Lover became the first horse in more than a century to win consecutive Melbourne Cups. Mick Robins was a miner and hobby trainer and defeated the powerhouse stables at the time to win not only two Melbourne Cups but a Mackinnon Stakes, VRC Queen Elizabeth Stakes and many more feature races. Rain Lover has been selected by our panel for Lexus Australia Melbourne Cup The Race of Dreams, a virtual race pitting 24 past champions of the Cup against e

4.3K views · 63 reactions | Christmas time in Myer Melbourne City 1968. Footage courtesy of Homicide. | 20th Century Melbourne Australia Photos Videos Memories . | Facebook

7.4K views · 230 reactions | Melbourne August 1968. Footage sourced from Giorgio Mangiamele’s movie Beyond Reason released in 1970. | 20th Century Melbourne Australia Photos Videos Memories . | Facebook