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Strap on your time-travelling boots, because the A Stitch in Time DLC is out today for Two Point Hospital. Whisking you off to three different time periods, the expansion bring with it a bunch of new and anachronistic diseases, asking you to deal with time portals and more as you cure your patients.
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Two Point Hospital: A Stitch in Time features three new locations to set up your hospital in. The medieval town of Clockwise is plagued by ruptures in space and time, with patients appearing and disappearing out of mysterious holes in the ground. Meanwhile, the second level takes you all the back to the dawn of civilization and a pre-historic era. The final level then slingshots you to a future that is overflowing with patients from all time periods. Captain Yesterday will hopefully be able to set them home for you.
Shaken to the core: the untold story of Sidney Nolan at Auschwitz
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Few artists have captured our history as forcefully as Sidney Nolan. His most iconic works – from a stylised Ned Kelly to the doomed explorers Burke and Wills – are synonymous with Australian modernism. And yet there are aspects of Nolan’s own history that remain virtually unknown. One of the most significant but little known chapters of his life began in January 1962, with a visit to Auschwitz in the company of Al Alvarez, friend and poetry editor of London’s