A black and white photograoh at the 1st Australian Field Hospital, Vung Tau, South Vietnam, Officers Andrew Smith, Rob Moreton, Roger Nation and Terry Casey, scratches his head as he tries to understand the task of filling sandbags outside the CO's hut at the hospitalphotograph, 1st australian field hospital, gibbons collection catalogue, vung tau, andrew smith (doctor), lt roger nation, rob moreton, terry casey, sandbags

A black and white photograph of- During a lull in casualties 1st Australian Field Hospital, Vung Tau, South Vietnam, Doctors Maj Andrew Smith and Lt Col Ian Miller catch up on some technical data available at the hospitalphotograph, 1st australian field hospital, vung tau, maj andrew smith (doctor), lt col ian miller (doctor), gibbons collection catalogue

A black and white photograph of Triage in the 1st Australian Field Hospital, Vung Tau, South Vietnam preparing a "Dustoff" wounded Digger prior to going to theatre. Lt Col Ian Miller (seated) and Dr Andrew Smith (in flying suit) are assisted by 1st Australian Field Hospital MedicsA black and white photograph of Triage in the 1st Australian Field Hospital, Vung Tau, South Vietnam preparing a "Dustoff" wounded Digger prior to going to theatre. Lt Col Ian Miller (seated) and Dr Andrew Smith (in flying suit) are assisted by 1st Australian Field Hospital Medicsphotograph, 1st australian field hospital, vung tau, dustoff, digger, lt col ian miller (doctor), doctor, andrew smith (doctor), medic, gibbons collection catalogue, 1st australian field hospital medics, denis gibbons

'The Antipodes' a comedy by Richard Brome. He was an English dramatist, born c1590 and died September24 1652 in London, generally deemed the "most considerable of minor Jacobean playwrights". 'The Antipodes' was an "ingenious satirical comedy" considered Brome's masterpiece - folly, jealousy, melancholy, madness and discord. This play directed by Kim Durban is a play within a play travels with Peregrine to Botany Bay in 1789 where there is an imagined "upside-down paradise of masterless men." The main ingredient is Ballarat's magnificent Mining Exchange, haunted as it is by ghosts of earlier travellers. There are five Acts performed by Third Year Graduate Actors of The Arts Academy of the University of Ballarat Design by John Bennett; costumes by Melanie Liertz; Choreography by Jessica Nichols / Lisa Minett; Lighting by Bronwyn Pringle; Sound by David Franzke. Cast: Dylan Lincoln, Blaze; Luke Western, Joyless; Anthony Dynon, Doctor; Alison Etheridge, Barbara; Tamara Gourley, Martha; Scott Middleton, Letoy; Sarah Ranken, Quailpipe; Rick Haseman, Peregrine; Robyn Nethercote, Diana; Scott Jackson, Byplay; Alexander May, Truelock. Letoy's Players,Sailors, Gentlemen, Maids, Citizens Courtiers and more: Vanessa Crouch' Stephanie Osztrecher, Kristy Phelan, Rea Walker, Emily Frewer, Beth Liston, John Desengano, Adam Smith, Jessica Nichols, Andrew Rostenburg, AshleyClarke, Kara, Tischler, Phillipa Shea, Sarah Brennan and Matt Young . Opening night: Saturday April 26th followed by Sunday 27th, Wednesday 30th through to Saturday May 3rd, 2007. Tickets: Adults $22, Concession $15.50, Student $12.50, UB Student $7.50, Arts Academy Student $5. The play was performed at Ballarat Mining Exchange, Lydiard Street North, Ballarat. Original poster the antipodes, the university of ballarat arts academy, kim durban, john bennett, melanie liertz, lisa minett, jessica nichols, bronwyn pringle, david franzke, dylan lincoln, luke western, anthony dynon, alison etheridge, tamara gourley, scott middleton, sarah ranken, rick haseman, robyn nethercote, scott jackson, alexander may