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'Age' article, 21st December 1996, 'The quest for gold continues'. Central Deborah Gold Mine have opened shafts 'in the hope that rising demand and prices will again make it economical to work'. Photo in article: Douglas Buerger is pictured in a drive at Central Deborah Gold Mine, Bendigo.
