… narrative of the Shoalhaven's colonisation This project asks how the history of the Shoalhaven can inform culturally safe nursing care. Research … identity and her transnational journey by examining not only family papers but also the personal papers of prominent Australians, … Prime Minister Billy Hughes, Martin Boyd, Vance Palmer, the Chomley family and others, whom Baynton associated with in London. Norman McCann …
… come across the seas to share our boundless plains. Australia has a rich history of welcoming immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers alike to make … to comprehend what it is like to flee your home—leaving your country, your family and your belongings—in a war-torn country and escape to save your … the sacrifices made, the cost of freedom, the anguish of separation from family members and the fear of being lost at sea, drowned or attacked by …
… in the 1980s and 90s. Her memoir, In My Mother's Hands , about her family's experience of her mother's mental illness was published in 2014. … at the Australian National University where he was Head of the School of History from July 2018 until June 2021. His books include The Sex Lives of Australians: A History (2012) and The Eighties: The Decade That Transformed Australia …
… some of our most bloomin’ collections (channelling Peter Cundall, see Oral History record ). Ellis Rowan Ellis Rowan (1848-1922) likely needs no … National Botanic Gardens) First Fleet Artwork Collection (Natural History Museum) Biodiversity Heritage Library & Joseph Henry Maiden Botanical …
… moving to Macau in 1922, Braga set about collecting and recording the history of the colony since the Portuguese arrival in the sixteenth century. … Personal papers The personal papers of Braga are extensive and include family and business correspondence, correspondence about his research and … There are papers of his father José Pedro Braga and a large number of family photographs extending back to about 1880. Of the bibliographies, the …
… rest of his life. Callen had a lifelong interest in Australian maritime history. In the 1950s he became a regular contributor on shipping history to the magazine Shipbuilding, ship repair and service s and also to … presented his own collection of photographs in 1975–76. In 2004 Callen’s family donated his unpublished Dictionary of Australian steamships, 1831–1939 …
… the lives of those people. Some were in cities – perhaps a professional family [or] father. It used to take a week to get to some of the places they … had a job arranged. She met the people as she got off the boat, the Hines family from Neuarpurr – that was the name of the huge property. She travelled … Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand, E-444-q-075 Pat, history often gives us the very big picture, the huge arc – the Great War, …
… book of hours owned for many years by the famous Rothschild family, was produced during the last great flourishing of manuscript … c. 1505–1510, Kerry Stokes Collection, Perth Exhibition highlights Gems of History … Revealing the Rothschild Prayer Book …
… families in tow to cover wars, sieges, and invasions to be eyewitnesses to history for their readers back home in Australia. Introducing Bold Types Host … Women also in, in your book also seem to have to balance their love and family life with their work life, which is not a new story but it's not … REMEIKIS: Mm-hmm. PATRICIA KARVELAS: …because he might come from a rich family and therefore he's gonna have a bias to the banks. [00:23:21] Like we …
… He wrote that ‘I used the books to educate myself about the archaeology, history and geography of the tea country; I incorporated parts of the … of the works were published in Ceylon or relate to Ceylon, including its history, politics, botany, fauna, national parks, the tea industry, ancient … Ceylon until about 1990. The papers include school reports, certificates, family letters, diaries, notebooks, general and personal correspondence, job …