Series 08: Recordings of talks presented at the State Library of New South Wales

T 251-300

series

28 February 2006-10 April 2008

1000484

Partly Digitised

67 audiocassettes (72 hr., 13 min.) - 10 × 7 cm, 4 mm tape
4 audio discs - compact disc

Item 01: Graham Freudenberg in conversation with Don Watson
Item 02: John Berendt 'The City of Falling Angels' : In conversation with Caroline Baum
Item 03: Sue Green, Indigenous History Fellowship : Discovering the History of Indigenous Welfare in Australia
Item 04: Exhibition opening : First Sight, Dutch Mapping of Australia
Item 05: Dagmar Schmidmaier’s Farewell
Item 06: Dagmar Schmidmaier Toast and Roast
Item 07: Bob Carr : Reflections on Parkes
Item 08: Paul Brunton : Voyages of Abel Tasman
Item 09: Paul Brunton : First Dutch Sightings of Australia
Item 11: Dr. Frank Mobbs : The Da Vinci Code - film and novel - history, fraud or just fiction
Item 12: Eora Opening
Item 14: Jill Matthew : History Fellows Present ...
Item 15: Margot Riley : French in NSW
Item 16: Regarding Eora : Mick Dodson, Sue Green, Tom Keneally, Keith Vincent Smith
Item 17: My Sydney : now then and always
Item 18: Ida Leeson : A life - not a blue-stocking lady
Item 19: Brian Fletcher : History of Mitchell Library
Item 20: Louis Nowra, Jeremy Steele, Jaky Troy and Keith Vincent Smith, Pateygarang and Mr. Dawes
Item 21: Keith Vincent Smith - Eora : Place and People
Item 22: Margaret Dent - National Treasures from Australia’s Great Libraries
Item 23: Treasured Moments III : Phillip Adams (chair) with Emma Tom and Bob Ellis
Item 24: Nick Bleszynski and Bernie Matthews : A Run for your Money
Item 25: Dr. Greg Leck : Captives of Empire
Item 26: Susan Mitchell in conversation with Margaret Whitlam
Item 27: Paul Brunton - Bound for Glory : Four French Voyages
Item 28: Vera Ranki : The Examined Life
Item 29: Warwick Hirst - Three Cheers for Liberty
Item 30: Opening of 'On the Run'
Item 32: Quintessential Sydney : icons in their 70’s
Item 33: An Indigenous reflection on the ’67 referendum
Item 34: Book launch of 'The Art of Collecting National Heritage : Yours Very Truly H.L. White'
Item 35: Opening of the David Scott Mitchell Exhibition
Item 36: Rachael Kohn in conversation with Tom Keneally : Curious Obsessions
Item 37: Limits of Location : Creating a Colony
Item 38: Paul Brunton : David Scott Mitchell volunteers coffee morning
Item 39: Vera Ranki : An Examined Life, series 2
Item 40: Mitchell Memorial Lecture : 'Democratisation of Knowledge in a Digital Age' by Prof. Stephen Garton
Item 41: Vera Ranki : An Examined Life
Item 42: Manning Clark lecture, by Mark McKenna - 'Manning Clark : The Artist Historian'
Item 43: Paul Brunton - The Collector Collected : David Scott Mitchell
Item 44: Forum on Australian Library History 2007
Item 45: Peter Cochrane - The Human Drama of Australian Democracy
Item 46: Stephen Thompson, Judy Nunn & Cindy Dowling - German voyages : The migrant experience
Item 48: Louise Anemaat - Ralph Clark
Item 49: National Biography Award Lecture 2007 : Inga Clendinnen - The Impossible Art?
Item 50: Senator John Faulkner & Ross McMullen discuss former Labor Prime Ministers John Curtin & Chis Watson
Item 51: Inaugural ISAA Lecture : Ian Lowe AO - Our Responsibility for Future Generations
Item 52: Sharyn Munro & Adrienne Langman - Choosing the Good Life
Item 53: Robert Holden - Away with the Fairies
Item 54: Professor Barry Jones AO launches Emeritus Professor Brian Fletcher’s book Magnificent Obsession
Item 55: Colin Peasley OAM - First Steps : The beginning of our national ballet company
Item 56: Paul Brunton - Governor Bligh or Mr. Macarthur : Who rules New South Wales?
Item 57: Peter Cosier & Dr. Steve Hatfield Dodds - Energy, Environment and Economics : Implications & Opportunities for Australia and the World
Item 58: Prof. Peter Cullen & Prof. Bruce Thorn - The Other Sea Change : Impact on oceans, wetlands & water systems
Item 59: Margaret Robbins - It’s Magic!
Item 60: Women in History - Susan Mitchell, Baiba Berzins, and Meg Stewart
Item 61: Australian National Biography Award 2008
Item 62: Foundation - Rio Tinto dinner

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The description of this material has been supplied from the Oral History Digitisation Program, undertaken 2014 to 2017, of the Library's oral history collections.