Bbq Area levers A faded "Watch For Trains"

A faded "Watch For Trains" sign stands beside overgrown narrow-gauge railway tracks at Newington Armament Depot and Nature Reserve

Corrugated galvanised iron has been the dominant cladding material on Australian woolsheds since the 1850s

The Basic Oxygen Steelmaking building at Port Kembla Steelworks rises against an open sky

3 Sisters Motel Sign at New South Wales

Bbq Area levers A faded "Watch For Trains"A rusted grill and paint flaking from concrete seats mark this undercover barbecue area at Waratah Park, Duffys Forest. Part of the tourism infrastructure built from the 1970s onwards, it served visitors to the wildlife park that operated on the site from January 1970 until 2006. The park closed when the business failed; the bush has been reclaiming the grounds since. Part of the Waratah Park series.