Heaps Good History
Exploring incredible true stories from South Australia’s past. A podcast brought to you by The Advertiser, in Adelaide.
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Previous Episodes
Episode 7. “She’s a Beauty!” – Myths and legends of the very first Holden
Episode 6. Inside Holden at Elizabeth. “Just like walking into John Martin’s cave”.
Episode 5. “Australian as they come – That’s Holden!”
Episode 4. ‘God ‘Elp All Of Us’ – The first flight from England to Australia
Episode 3. Australia’s original Burger King
Episode 2. The FitzJames
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