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Dame Elisabeth passes away
Dame Elisabeth Murdoch has died at her home in Melbourne at the age of 103.
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Dame Elisabeth Murdoch with her grandson Lachlan and granddaughter Elisabeth at her 103rd birthday celebrations at The Melbourne Recital Centre on February 8, 2012.Credit:Pat Scala
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Dame Elisabeth gets ready to cut the cake at her 103rd birthday celebrations.Credit:Pat Scala
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Dame Elisabeth Murdoch has a laugh with Victorianm Premier Ted Baillieu at her 102nd birthday celebrations at the Melbourne Recital Centre.Credit:Justin McManus
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Dame Elisabeth with Barry Humphries at the Dame Nelly Melba Gala dinner at Mural Hall in June 2011.Credit:Wayne Taylor
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Dame Elisabeth with her son, Rupert, and his daughter Prue McLeod at the opening of the new Adelaide Advertiser building in November 2005.Credit:Getty Images
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Dame Elisabeth and Premier Ted Baillieu openning the Elisabeth Murdoch walk in June 2011.Credit:Craig Sillitoe
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Grandson Lachlan wishes Dame Elisabeth at her 102nd birthday celebrations at the Melbourne Recital Centre.Credit:Justin McManus
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Dame Elisabeth arrives for her 102nd birthday celebrations.Credit:Justin McManus
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Dame Elisabeth with son Rupert in January 2006.Credit:Paul Jones
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Dame Elisabeth with artist Neta Loogatha (left) and artist Ethel Thomas at her 99th birthday celebrations.Credit:John Woudstra
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Dame Elisabeth, patron of the Murdoch Children's Research Institute, at the launch of the Gait Centre for Clinical Research Excellence at the Royal Children's Hospital in 2005.Credit:Rebecca Hallas
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Dame Elisabeth and her gardener, Michael Morrison, in Langwarrin. Credit:Roger Cummins
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Dame Elisabeth and artist Peter Schipperheyn/ Credit:Wayne Hawkins
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Dame Elisabeth with Jeanne Pratt at the American and Australian Association Limited 2010 Benefit Dinner at Crown Casino in April 2010. Credit:
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Dame Elisabeth with Rupert and his wife, Wendy, in 2003.Credit:Rod Taylor
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Dame Elisabeth after turning the first sod for the redevelopment of RSPCA facillities in Burwood in 1996.Credit:Ray Kennedy
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Dame Elisabeth in 1996.Credit:
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Kamahl joins Dame Elisabeth to celebrate her 90th birthday.Credit:Wayne Taylor
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Former Victorian premier Jeff Kennett gives Dame Elisabeth an idea of what Federation Square will look like, in 1997.Credit:Jason South
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Dame Elisabeth celebrates her 90th birthday.Credit:Wayne Taylor