Timber Weatherboards Colour:N/A Corrugated iron became the standard

Corrugated iron became the standard cladding for Australian woolsheds from the 1850s

built after the Robertson Land Acts opened the Monaro to smallholders from 1861 onward

The vessel is part of an integrated steelmaking complex that has operated continuously since No

000 BHP frame built in Australia under licence from NOHAB of Sweden

Timber Weatherboards Colour:N/A Corrugated iron became the standardLayers of grey paint peel from timber weatherboards on a derelict selector's cottage in rural New South Wales, raw wood exposed where decades of weather have done their work. Structures like this one represent the later period of pastoral settlement, post 1880s weatherboard construction marking a step up from the slab huts that preceded them. Part of the A Place to Call Home series.