Stephen Wilks’ lively look at one of Australia’s most imaginative, ideas-driven politicians — who was briefly Prime Minister — unearths an underrated public figure who dared to dream. Wilks himself dared to come to grips with an almost […]
A chance viewing of an exhibition on American first ladies inspired Kim Rubenstein to write about her PLC school principal Joan Montgomery […]
The New Yorker Richanda Rhoden, a Fascinating Painter Whose Work Was Rarely Shown in Her Lifetime By Andrea K. Scott August 31, 2018 The judge’s daughter, the sculptor’s wife, the elegant neighbor—like many women of her generation, […]
DEBORAH JORDAN Nettie Palmer was a prolific and finely honed critic of Australian life and literature. Read Deborah Jordan’s Inside Story account of this remarkable woman. And you can listen to her interviewed by Hazel […]
The Oral History Reader, now in its third edition, is a comprehensive, international anthology combining major, ‘classic’ articles with cutting-edge pieces on the theory, method and use of oral history. Twenty-seven new chapters introduce the most […]
The oral history and biography channel is designed, initially at least, to make public Garry Sturgess’s large personal archive of oral history and biography material and to attempt to organise it and shape it so […]
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