Steelworks – the backbone, is an online photographic exhibition showcasing the Wollongong steel industry from its inception in the 1920s through to the present day. The photographs have been selected from the Illawarra Images Collection of Wollongong City Libraries
This virtual tour of the home of trade unionism offers images and stories on the development of unions, the eight-hour day and debates on all aspects of working and political life.
An online exhibition from Addi Road’s Living Museum program about the moratorium marches that sought to stop Australian involvement in the Vietnam War 50 years ago.
As part of this year’s History Week 2021 ‘From the Ground Up’, St Lazarus Serbian Orthodox Church presents the stories of some of the most notable women in Serbia’s history.
This photographic exhibition is a starting point for looking at Camden’s people and places as the area continuously evolve from “The Cowpastures” to the fastest growing Local Government Area of New South Wales.
Join Campbelltown City Council Library on an online tour of Campbelltown’s Queen Street! This thoroughfare has been the commercial centre of town since the early days of the settlement.
For History Week 2021, join in and listen to this podcast From the Ground Up: interview with the Federation of Italian Migrants (FILEF) online!
For History Week 2021, join Robyn Plaister as she talks about her life as a feminist and lesbian rights activist.
Discover Sydney’s newest neighbourhood while learning about its fascinating history and stunning architecture from the ground up with the City of Sydney's self-guided walking tour on the Sydney Culture Walks app for History Week 2021.
The Valley of Dispossession exhibition outlines the journey of the land known as the Burragorang Valley. Public historian Cathy Dunn will be giving a talk and tour on the history of this Burial ground.
The online exhibition, From the Bay to Balaklava: Exploring the Changing Face of Mosman Bay, explores the attractions of Mosman Bay that enticed Sydneysiders to its isolated and serene beauty, which inevitably resulted in its popularity and settlement.
For History Week 2021, tune in to hear Diego Bonetto, Mark Fuller and Dr James Broadbent AM discuss the environment and history of these remarkable places.