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Gypsy Six Pack
03:40
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Legend of Stu
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Battle of Eureka
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The Haunting
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Take Notice
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Thievery
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Too Late
03:15
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A Convicts Tale
04:14
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The Revenge
03:40
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Augathella Station
03:42
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Where You Gonna Run?
04:37
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Rebels Revenge
04:10
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Lachlan Tigers
02:31
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Queensberry Rules
05:20
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Shearers Strike
03:11
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Poor Ned
04:34
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South Australia
05:46
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Jack Flash Army
03:47
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Barrett's Privateers
06:31
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