Writing Captain Cook symposium

Professor Geoffrey Blainey, Jackie French, Susan Hall, Dr Maria Nugent and Martin Terry

Historical Interpretation series, 17 May 2009

Historical Interpretation series

• Writing Captain Cook symposiumProfessor Geoffrey Blainey, Jackie French, Susan Hall, Dr Maria Nugent and Martin Terry
• Rugged Beyond Imagination: Stories from an Australian mountain regionMatthew Higgins, National Museum of Australia
• Food and space: the Australian nation in the British EmpireDr Adele Wessell, Southern Cross University
• Irish in AustraliaDr Richard Reid, National Museum of Australia and Brendon Kelson
• History in the bakingDr Adele Wessell, Southern Cross University
• Environmental history beyond the ivory towerDr Libby Robin, National Museum of Australia
• The Port of AranMichael Gibbons
• Ninety years ago on a French hillside: a story of Mont St QuentinDr Peter Stanley, National Museum of Australia
• Into the west: Torres Strait Islander railway workers, migration and belongingDr Shino Konishi, Australian National University
• Moving stories: women’s lives, British women and the postwar Australian dreamProfessor Alistair Thomson, Monash University
• Outback archive: unorthodox historical recordsDr Darrell Lewis, National Museum of Australia
• A market for memories: understanding public history at the Mindil Beach site in DarwinDr Mickey Dewar
• All along the lineWilliam Fox
• The last man: the making of Andrew Fisher and the Australian Labor PartyProfessor David Day
• Nomadic cultures, journeys and coming homeRobyn Davidson and Dr Mike Smith, National Museum of Australia
• Into the desertDr Mike Smith, National Museum of Australia