Nick Brodie: On The Need For Millennial Historians
Nick Brodie is a rare breed. He’s a historian, but not the grey haired professor you’d…
Nick Brodie is a rare breed. He’s a historian, but not the grey haired professor you’d…
While you’ve probably have heard of John Macarthur chances are good that you’re not aware of…
Dictionary of Sydney’s Nicole Cama spoke to Jess about the extraordinary life of William Castell, an…
From the coal gas explosion at Bulli in 1887 to Pakistan becoming the first Islamic republic in…
In the late 1860’s, Henry O’Farrell tried to shoot the visiting duke of Edinburgh, Prince Alfred.…
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Sydney’s famous Mardi Gras parade. This Mardi Gras is…
From the first communist demonstrations in Saint Petersburg, Russia in 1917 to the first mobile call…
It’s not every day you get dragged shoeless out of bed by police officers to take…
From Howard Carter unsealing the burial chamber of Pharaoh Tutankhamun in 1923 to Steven Bradbury winning…
From the establishment of The Davis Cup men’s tennis competition in 1900 to The Beatles making…
The 1840s was a really interesting time for sydney’s criminal history, the time between getting rid…
How have historical practices shaped our environmental possibilities? This question is on the mind of Professor…