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Discover the Golden Fleece Globe Light at Camden Museum

The Camden Museum showcases the Golden Fleece Globe Light, a plastic ram, symbolizing Australia's wool industry and its historical significance. Donated by Milton Ray in 2002, it highlights the Golden Fleece brand's marketing legacy. The ram, based on a prized merino, represents both local history and broader national heritage.

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Historian writes about McWings: storytelling as effective marketing.

The McDonald's McWings campaign creatively utilizes historians as storytellers to establish authenticity and emotional connections with consumers. By intertwining historical references and narratives, McDonald's aims to engage audiences while reinforcing its marketing strategy, showcasing its historical impact on the food industry and its cultural significance in regions like Macarthur.

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Macarthur FC: Symbolism, Regional History, and Nationalism

Macarthur FC, the newest A-League team, represents the Macarthur region in soccer. The club's identity is rooted in regional symbols and colors, including ochre to honor the local Dharawal Aboriginal people. Their use of the Macarthur name signifies the colonial and regional history. The club's presence is expected to shape Macarthur's identity and visibility nationally and internationally.