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Humphrey McQueen’s influential book questioned the nation-building myths of the time
Melbourne in the time of pandemic
Louisa Lawson, our first public feminist
The pioneer of publishing and women’s rights has been unjustly overshadowed by regard for her famous son, Henry
The Palace Letters confirm the Crown’s neutrality is irrevocably compromised
On Kerr, the Palace Letters and the Crown’s silence
There is nothing learnt by erasing, or defacing, the past
A Botany Bay ferry would restore Cook’s landing site as a ‘meeting place’
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the author of ‘Stasiland’ reveals the ongoing power of the former East German regime, not just in politics and business but also in shaping perceptions of victimhood in unified Germany
The time for convenient denial of Australia’s brutal history is past
The art project marking the boundaries of the Yarra Valley’s historic Aboriginal station