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Sydney on screen: how the moving image shaped a city

Sydney on screen: how the moving image shaped a city

Featured events, History Week 2017, Speaker Connect

This History Week, Ashfield Library will host James Findlay as he explores Sydney’s vibrant cinematic history: Mon 4 Sept.

Workshop: Media History or Medium History?

Workshop: Media History or Medium History?

Events

Macquarie University’s Centre for Media History host a free workshop with Dr Sian Nicholas on the challenges of researching across different media: 28 July.

History Week 2017: Pop!

History Week 2017: Pop!

History Week 2017

The History Council of NSW is excited to announce the theme for History Week 2017 is ‘popular culture’. History Week 2017: Pop! 2-10 September 2017.

MAAS Symposium: Media, publics and the past

MAAS Symposium: Media, publics and the past

Events

The Museum of Applied Arts & Sciences host a symposium on alternative histories of the press, photography, music, advertising and television: 20 Feb 2017.

Women radio broadcasters and their listeners

Women radio broadcasters and their listeners

Featured events, Speaker Connect

At Moruya, Dr Jeannine Baker will reveal the ways women listeners actively participated in radio broadcasting and shaped programme content and style.

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