(1876 – 1968)
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Listen to Dr Kate explore the legacy of Kathleen O’Connor and her significance as an artist with a distinctive body of work as a painter, through the State Library’s private archive collection.
Aboriginal stories
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ABC Radio Perth discussion about Mavis Phillips (nee Walley 1921–1982) one of Australia’s earliest known Indigenous photographers.
Letters, stories, maps and cigarette cards
ANZAC stories
Maps and charts
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WA history
Peter Edwards, Heritage Team Librarian, discusses original ANZAC materials from the State Library archives.
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William Bold was appointed Town Clerk of the City Perth in September 1901, he was the youngest in any Australian capital city.
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WA history
Edith Cowan was one of Western Australia’s most important social reformers and a notable champion of women’s rights.
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Adam Trainer spoke with Christine Layton about the Library’s existing music photography collections, the process of adding to it and the exciting images included as part of this display.
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ABC Radio discussion about Abraham “Izzy” Orloff, who captured Perth throughout the interwar years as a professional photographer.
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Dr Kate discusses the Emily Clifton diaries, a collection of 48 personal diaries covering the period 1906 – 1979.
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Discussing one of the key elements of the Creating Perth exhibition - an 1892 cyclorama of Perth.
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Damien Hassan, Senior Archivist at the State Records Office of WA, talks about Mr Hawke’s student record and why school records are important State archives.
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“He shall judge between the nations, and shall arbitrate for many people; they shall beat their swords into plowshares…” (from the Book of Isiah)
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This week Dr Kate discusses the landmark Westralian Aborigine newspaper – the first Aboriginal newspaper in Western Australia, which ran from early December 1953 until July 1957.