Leigh Straw’s The Worst Woman in Sydney: The Life and Crimes of Kate Leigh (NewSouth Books) is the first biography of legendary Kate Leigh, famed brothel madam, sly grog seller
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From June 2016, the Dictionary of Sydney will enter into partnership with the State Library of New South Wales. With assistance from the Dictionary’s long-time supporter, the City of Sydney,
The History Council of NSW’s History Week has become a significant event in the cultural calendar of NSW. This year’s theme of ‘Neighbours’ will be celebrated 3–11 September 2016. If
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History Council NSW are delighted to announce that the History Week theme for 2016 is Neighbours! The theme of neighbours is crucial to our understanding of the past’s impact on
More than 7000 women are included among the Female Prison Registers 1855–1934 now available online. The Bendigo Regional Archives Centre website hosts a series of more than 270 digitised ‘Petitions
Ian Willis documents Camden stories drawn from the memories and experiences of local families, local identities, community organisations, local institutions, local rituals and traditions, and a host of other matters.
Jill Wheeler’s Linton Makes History: An Australian Goldfields Town and its Past (Melbourne University Publishing) places the history of this small gold rush town in western Victoria in the context
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