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Broken Hill
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Broken Hill and Outback NSW offer a wealth of experiences.
Take a real break in Broken Hill and discover the nationally-significant heritage, meet colourful characters and enjoy authentic 'silver city' experiences in the heart of the accessible outback.
Striking, robust and powerfully real. Broken Hill has drawn generations of pioneers, and helped define the nation through the remarkable work of some of Australia's most influential social advocates and mining entrepreneurs. This grand dame of the outback also became the muse for generations of artists, film makers, publicans and restaurateurs.
Take a real break in Broken Hill and discover the nationally-significant heritage, meet colourful characters and enjoy authentic 'silver city' experiences in the heart of the accessible outback.
Striking, robust and powerfully real. Broken Hill has drawn generations of pioneers, and helped define the nation through the remarkable work of some of Australia's most influential social advocates and mining entrepreneurs. This grand dame of the outback also became the muse for generations of artists, film makers, publicans and restaurateurs.
Bobby Shamroze ---- A Storied Life
Part three of a three video series produced as part of the Broken Hill Mosque Restoration Project undertaken by Broken Hill City Council in conjunction the NSW Government.
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The Conservation of Broken Hill Mosque
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Part two of a three video series produced as part of the Broken Hill Mosque Restoration Project undertaken by Broken Hill City Council in conjunction the NSW Government.
The Cameleers ---- Australia's Lost History
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Part one of a three video series produced as part of the Broken Hill Mosque Restoration Project undertaken by Broken Hill City Council in conjunction the NSW Government.
Building a smarter Broken Hill
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Learn about how we're building a smarter Broken Hill at bit.ly/SmartBH
Broken Hill City Council Mannequin Challenge
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The Broken Hill City council takes on the Mannequin Challenge.
Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery Exhibit Install
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Take a behind the scenes look at the BHRAG install team changing over exhibits.
Broken Hill Heritage Toolkit Video 4 Business Innovation
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Broken Hill Heritage Toolkit Video 4 Business Innovation
Heritage Toolkit Part 3 Landscape and Art
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Heritage Toolkit Part 3 Landscape and Art
Heritage Toolkit part 2 - Heritage Conservation and Architecture
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Heritage Toolkit part 2 - Heritage Conservation and Architecture
Broken Hill Heritage Toolkit Part 1
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Part one of our Heritage toolkit video series talks about Broken Hill becoming Australia's first National Heritage Listed City
James Roncon | Broken Hill City Council
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James Roncon | Broken Hill City Council
Living Desert Sculptures and Flora & Fauna Sanctuary
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Living Desert Sculptures and Flora & Fauna Sanctuary
Albert Kersten Mining and Mineral Museum
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Albert Kersten Mining and Mineral Museum
Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre
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Broken Hill Visitor Information Centre
Broken Hill- Heritage City Announcement
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Broken Hill- Heritage City Announcement
Shamrooz family from balochistan background the are baloch family we are in australia 3rd generation cameler and aboriginal descent ❤
Push a wheelbarrow to Broken Hill Test your endurance test your skill Push a wheelbarrow to Broken Hill. -John Williamson
ironically, the white colonizers nowadays try to lecture the world about freedom, human rights and equity !
Camels the first Toyota landcruisers 😂 but more reliable 😮🐪🐪🐪🐪🐫🐫🐫🐫🐫🐪🐫🐫🐪🐫🌏🔥
Damn Pakistan or napakistan. At that time there were no country. It was India. Baloch and pashtoons from Balochistan and Afghanistan. Pokistan is still no country only Punjabi army rules. Damn pokestan.
Baloch have no claim on this land as Baloch are migrants from Syria. Afghanistan is colonizing ancient nation of Khorasan
These way the train Afghan call Ghan the train
The Good musilm people bring the won camel to the australia
Allah SWT bless the Australian government for allowing them to practice their religion and build mosques despite all the harshness. Allah SWT is so so beautiful! How HE brings these out for ple to know and respect. No hard work ever not recognized even if it takes a while. Shukr Alhamdolillah. May Allah SWT grant Jannatul Firdosh to all the Afghan camellias and their families and descendants.
These cameleers were Balochs from Makran region of Balochistan And their descendants are still there some even married the aboriginals!!!
So why some people of Australia killing poor camels. Instead of killing send them to Afghanistan 👍
Thanks to UA-cam and those people, who create wonderful documentary. Being an afghan i didn't know that afghan cameleers play great role in building Australia. Being an afghan i am feeling very proud.
@@BigBoss1R may be big boss u r right but the documented evidence shows that the decendense of these people still live in Australia from 100 years. Australian made agreement with these cameleers for 3 years. Or may be more than 3 years. They paid them handsome salaries according to contract . Many left when the contract is finished and the job is done. And their are many afghan businessmen also involved in this rail project logistics support.
@@BigBoss1R Yes I know bro, In some how u r right, as i told earlier. Soo many bad things can happened in the past decades. Though in that times media didn't exists. Might is Right law exist in that time. But in Past 50 years through media and internet technology we can see too much from history and documented evidence. U know brother even in this times, when ever a person doing a job in any organizations or for person, i think he is salves too. Because Job means Jail of boss, to kill your dreams and work for others according to their rules and ambitions. So salves still exist and kicked back also exist in form of termination,and in the form; when the job is done. And get paid handsome salary.
@@BigBoss1R You are my brother. I know all about the history of Indo pak subcontinent and about British and east india company . This is too long topic, i think it takes months to discuss that history. Yes u r right we have to learn, not to be used like tissue paper. But we have to develop our culture, nation, country and our selves. That require knowledge and education. One thing is common in all afghans may be u agree or not. We afghans accept death, but we doesn't, accept to be slaves of others. And history prove that.
Poor Afghans contributed most of developed countries such Turkey. No one help Afghans when they need help.
Afghans need to help Afghanistan then.
Pakistan is made in 1947 so that camleers who come to Australia from today Pakistan areas were also afghan because pakistani pashthon r afghans and pakistani pashthon areas were part of afghanistan for thousands of years
we don,t say i im pakistani ..only afghan
KhLid Arizona.What is this North West Frontier business.Shame on you ,are you unable to say Pukhtunkhwa.
About time to recognize the Afghans contribution to the economy of Australia in 1800s. However, Australia killed bunch of innocent afghans in the last 20 yrs. Just awful must afghans feel. Talk about human rights?
This kind of work separates men from the boys, and by the way it doesn't matter where they are from, I'm just proud that they were muslims.
Bless Aussie people, Love from Indonesia❤❤❤
bless you all those who preserved the mosque and history of this place. love respect and peace from Pakistan north west frontier
Such cruel segregation system they had in Australia, remanents of this exist today. Love respect and peace from Pakistan
Ghan town means Afghan town.
For your kind information Mr Indian they are Afghans belong to Afghanistan, and you call them Pathans. Got it or not.
Excellent, Allah bless univer, peoples and you
Excellent channel, good 👍topic. Very good information. Allah bless univer and peoples.
Is there a family history group in Broken Hill? I'll be visiting for 1 month from 12 December 2023.
Yes there is. www.brokenhill.nsw.gov.au/Community/About-the-city/Outback-Museum-Stories/Broken-Hill-Family-History-Group-Inc
@@BrokenHillForReal thanks very much for quick reply. 😊😇
Go to the history centre, located downstairs at the Railway station, they have the best records and the ladies are very knowledgeable. Highly recommend asking for Jenny Camille. Save a few days for a good dig around. I was born there, love to visit every chance I get. 😅
@@sandramaiden4707thank you. Sadly, the FHG won't be open whilst I'm there 12/12- 15/1 but I'll visit the library & the cemetery's ~45,000 burials.
"So you don't like the Yabba"?
Much respect for my uncles
Stoped at the palace hotel overnight on my way to Murray ridge in 87 not much there then but great old buildings .
Not Afghan cemelies ,,, thay are all of Baloch people came from Balochistan
Get out of here
Mostly we’re Baloch
😂😂😂😂😂 Since when Balochs speak Persian?
@@shahramashrat A lot of them spoke Pashto. Many years ago BBC Pashto did an excellent report on these cameleers and they talked to the family members of these cameleers. I don't know about all but a lot of them spoke Pashto, and Kandahar, Afghanistan, even now has camels.
@@KhairNoorThey were mostly Baloch mate,you can see their color skin,they were brown dark,they don't look pashtun however there were few pashtuns as well no one is denying.
Shit's me how the only people they talk to are bloody intellectuals , I was born in Mildura grew up on a nearby station ,there are a lot better people to talk to than these wankers
That was great thx, My great uncle worked with the afghan Cameleers in the early 1900 , i have photo of him dressed up like an afghan cameleers some where.
Please share here
Always my home . Born there and love it 😍
As an old ex BHiller....great to see this story...still remember visiting the mosque on a school trip as a kid
What a wonderful documentary! I am very privileged to know both, Jan and Bobby Shamroze! (Rolf)
Wow Awesome Amazing love it that's Soo Happy and Soo Cool the look feeling ambience of the Classic Old School Milk Bars,Ur the greatest to bring that back ,as it's sad to see the Corner shops and Milk Bars Go ,as growing up I love our Milk Bars always 😇 with a great Smile went with my lovely cousins and my friends it was our INN thing and Bring Smile Happy feeling Cool of it and getting our goodies
I remember Jenny so well I was a hairdresser and did her hair for years .xx
Please show about mining area where raw lead / piglead takenout.
Was born there great spot but bloody hot in the summer
shamrozes best friend ali akbar khan was my grandfathers uncle
Salams to boby shamroze and the mayor dariea turkey. I used to live in Sydney caringbah area .
"So you don't like the Yabba !!"
Dear friends Pakistan is on a new mission to get ownership of not just our country but also our history and just like Israel they like legitimise everything that belongs to Afghanistan and now in Australia they are trying to claim that pakistsnis independents day is to be registered but on the day afghans arrived in Australia and they are trying to change that into Pakistanis pashtuns were here so they can steal the history heritage .. this is a theft and exactly what Israel is doing to falistine
This single video shows indians and their camels humble contribution in Australian development. I am proud but also humble 🙏🙏
not Indians, but Afghans
Indians are humbled and take appreciation for each and everything. These were mostly Pathans balochs and sidnhis and Kashmiris from all provinces of Pakistan.
@@SpoTTd hhhhh they were Afghans, not pakistanis, pakistan didnt exist those times dude 😂
Why Indians and Pakistanis want to take credit form other people. They were Afghans with Persian names, and features. Not Indians or Pakistanis. The nomads people of Afghanistan live same lifestyle to this day. They are called kochi.
@@SD-wr8rm honestly, i thought it was just me😂😂
Spent my childhood in Bells. Some of my best childhood memories are of me and the soufie lads hanging out here every chance we got.
How long will take me from Shepparton to there?
About 9 hrs
@@patkelly6349 did you know the Kellond family.
@@justforfun6200 haven’t heard that name.
A day's drive, via Mildura. Fill up in Mildura, both fuel and lunch.
Menindee even better, both are great places. Great video.
Every one wanna have the good one
Afghan
Big correction there was no Pakistan back then. Pakistan was established in year 1947, so before that most of the land and its belonged to us and still is our land.
Pakistan used to be part of India
They were Afghan
You are wrong my friend I am from Kpk Pakistan and you don’t own anything the Pashtuns of those lands own that land.We joined Pakistan after the negligence of the Afghan king hence why you have 50-60 million Afghans in Pakistan. Those tribes voted and joined Pakistan for example the yousufzai state of swat the state of dir ect. The land doesn’t belong to Afghanistan rather those tribes who emigrated from Afghanistan after prosecution by the afghan king which was hundreds of years ago. The rest is history we are Muslims and happy s
@@peshpeshabdulla Lmaoo India I think you have no idea what your history is. The British used to pay is tax to take their goods to India. Those states joined Pakistan for example the state of swat which was a Pashtun state joined willingly. The rest of the Pashtuns joined as well. The rest is history punjabis Baluchi Pashtuns all live in Pakistan happily.
@@adnanakbar6243 You are watan frosh my friend.
We Afghans made Australia and now they treat us like shit.
Hi Vicky Steve xavier Amelie. Thinking of you always at Broken Hill.I watch all the videos .Rita