Dictionary of Sydney: the Plague
Dr Lisa Murray was back with another Dictionary of Sydney entry. This week we looked at the…
History
This Day in History – 12th August
That's right, it's moved to Fridays due to popular demand, we took a vote and This…
Dictionary of Sydney: Ostrich Farming
Did you know there was an ostrich farm at Sydney's South Head from 1889 to 1918?…
This Day In History – 3rd August 2016
It's time for everyone's favourite segment! In this week's This Day in History we looked back…
An Insight into the Olympics
How much do you know about the Olympics, and their history? Founder of the games Pierre…
Dictionary of Sydney: General Hospital
Sydney in 1810 was in desperate need to a permanent general hospital. Governor Lachlan Macquarie wanted…
Eating Our Way Through the 1950s & 60s
Boil in a Bag Delights and other Tasty Morsels!! Food Historian, Jacqui Newling, provides a walkthrough…
Dictionary of Sydney: Dueling
Did you know duelling was commonplace in Sydney not so long ago? Nicole from the Dictionary…
History of Eating: Post-War & 1950s
This week with Jacqui Newling, Australia's historial food guru, fills us in on what Aussies were…
Dictionary of Sydney: Trains
Our first permanent railway terminus was built in 1874. Since then our rail system has grown…
Eating History with Jacqui Newling – 12th Jul 2016
Jacqui Newlwing, Colonial Gastronomer and foood historian is back this wekk with more tasty morsels from…
Dictionary of Sydney- NAIDOC Week Special
This week Dictionary of Sydney's Nicole Cama popped into the studio to give us a history…