It was election night in 1932 and the sunbaked, sleepy hamlet of Cloncurry was unusually abuzz.
But something else stirred in the red-dirt town that night as five daring thieves hatched a cunning heist.
Armed with six keys, stolen from the pockets of a blundering bank manager, the bandits broke into the strong room of the National Bank and made off with £11,000.
