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Fortitude Valley has changed. Its darkest stories remain

Summary by Village-voice.com.au
More than 50 years after 15 people were killed in the Whisky Au Go Go nightclub bombing, Brisbane historian Jack Sim keeps the stories of the tragedy alive.
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Fortitude Valley has changed. Its darkest stories remain

More than 50 years after 15 people were killed in the Whisky Au Go Go nightclub bombing, Brisbane historian Jack Sim keeps the stories of the tragedy alive.

·Brisbane City, Australia
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village-voice.com.au broke the news in Brisbane City, Australia on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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