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The Zombies of Tullamore

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Posted November 25, 2012

Read and listen to harrowing accounts of teens besieged by zombies in Tullamore, New South Wales. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation covered the event. and interviewed Tullamore Central School’s principal. Teens recorded their experiences as did Parkes High School’s librarian, ABC correspondent Kia Handley and zombie outbreak mastermind Matt Finch.

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  1. Night of the Reading Dead «
    November 27th, 2012 @ 11:47 pm

    [...] The events of the Tullamore zombie uprising were covered by ABC radio and community blogging correspondents, and sparked discussion across the Internet.   Canadian arts website The Cultural Gutter collated the media coverage online. [...]

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