• 96 Candles the story of Australia's worst mine disaster

  • By: Karen Cobban
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96 Candles the story of Australia's worst mine disaster

By: Karen Cobban
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  • The story of the 96 lives lost to Australia’s worst mining disaster.

    Inspired by the words of those who were there.

    Act 1, opens on the morning of the 31st July 1902, as the tiny South Coast town of Mt Kembla awakens unaware their lives are about to change for ever. 

    A Podcast Play by Karen Cobban.


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  • 96 Candles - Act 1 - Australia's worst mine disaster

    96 Candles - Act 1 - Australia's worst mine disaster
    Feb 12 2023

    The story of the 96 lives lost to Australia’s worst mining disaster.

    Inspired by the words of those who were there.

    Act 1, opens on the morning of the 31st July 1902, as the tiny South Coast town of Mt Kembla awakens unaware their lives are about to change for ever. 

    A Podcast Play by Karen Cobban.


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    39 mins
  • 96 Candles - Act 2 - Australia's worst mine disaster

    96 Candles - Act 2 - Australia's worst mine disaster
    Feb 12 2023

    The story of the 96 lives lost to Australia’s worst mining disaster.

    Inspired by the words of those who were there.

    Act 2 - the story continues seconds after the mine has exploded and the rescue begins.

    A Podcast Play by Karen Cobban


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    53 mins
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