In 1987 the world was a very different place to what it is today.
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Fiji became a republic, Coffs Harbour became a city, and a dozen eggs cost 65 cents. The oldest person in Australia, Miss Carol Mockridge, died in Geelong at age 112 and Pat Cash won the Wimbledon men's singles tennis championship.
A little closer to home, Melea Walker won a sports award for dancing, Heath Brown was selected for surf skills camp and a new division for junior and senior surfers was introduced.
A few moments in the history of the Great Lakes have been pulled out from the archive and put together into a slideshow of stolen moments, do you see any familiar faces?
What were you doing in 1987? Did it make the paper?