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7 Jun 2021

Banjo Paterson: From Acquisition to Exhibition
The National Library, your home of Australian stories, is proud to be the custodian of the.
2 Jun 2021

Reconciliation Reflections: After the Walk
It s not often that we see Mick Dodson smile, and this grin was as big as.
28 May 2021

Reconciliation Reflections: Walk for Reconciliation
Aunty Joanne Selfe was co-chair of NSW Reconciliation Council from 1995-2000, and was deeply involved in.
28 May 2021

Charlotte Clark: a woman discovered and imagined
Dr Judith Nangala Crispin is a poet and visual artist with a background in music. Much.
25 May 2021

Travelling our own backyard with Tony Wheeler
Lonely Planet co-founder Tony Wheeler joins the National Library to generously share some of his travel. ....

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National Folk Fellows

Archer’s project,
In the Land where the Crow flies backwards: The songs of western NSW, has as its centre point the songs of the infamous troubadour, Mr Dougie Young, but also looks at lesser-known characters from that era of the fifties and sixties and earlier, as well as up until today. The project focuses mainly on Indigenous songwriters, telling their stories through songs and poems, and of course the song of the red-tailed black cockatoo.
Archer is a folk singer, and self-proclaimed ill-fated explorer of the interior recesses of the embattled brain-box and beyond . Best described as an old-style travelling singer/poet, for the better part of the last 20 years, Archer has humped his bluey through every state in Australia, walking, hitchhiking, and catching trains, sleeping on the riverbanks and in the parks, singing in the streets, to performing in music halls of some renown. Searching for songs, old songs, forgotten songs and songs of his own making. Archer s genu ....

New South Wales , United Kingdom , Northern Territory , South Australia , Terania Creek , Blind Man , Cath Ovenden , Luke Byrnes , Jessie Lloyd , Luke Byrne , Toby Martin , Jack Thompson , John Meredith , Alan Scott , Gemma Nixon , Dougie Young , Charlie Batchelor , Peter Parkhill , Graham Dodsworth , Ronald Mccoy , Miriam Jones , Chris Stone , Rob Willis , Salvatore Rossano , Jan Wositzky , Joe Yates ,

Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer

Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer
Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer
10 December 2020
Hazel de Berg interviewing physicist Professor Harry Messel, 1972,nla.cat-vn4759844
Largely regarded as Australia’s first oral historian, Hazel de Berg recorded interviews with 1,290 Australians who were born between 1865 and 1953. Without her work, many of these people would never have their voices recorded for us to listen to today.
Hazel interviewed very widely but artists were particularly well-represented – she recorded around 250 painters and sculptors. But she also interviewed individuals as diverse as Don Banks (composer), J. H. Carver (physicist), Harry Seidler (architect), Robert Helpmann (dancer), Jack Lang (politician), Jessie Street (feminist), Peter Weir (film director) and Bruce Williams (economist) to name just a few! ....

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Hazel de Berg

Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer
Hazel de Berg - Australian Oral History Pioneer
10 December 2020
Hazel de Berg interviewing physicist Professor Harry Messel, 1972,nla.cat-vn4759844
Largely regarded as Australia’s first oral historian, Hazel de Berg recorded interviews with 1,290 Australians who were born between 1865 and 1953. Without her work, many of these people would never have their voices recorded for us to listen to today.
Hazel interviewed very widely but artists were particularly well-represented – she recorded around 250 painters and sculptors. But she also interviewed individuals as diverse as Don Banks (composer), J. H. Carver (physicist), Harry Seidler (architect), Robert Helpmann (dancer), Jack Lang (politician), Jessie Street (feminist), Peter Weir (film director) and Bruce Williams (economist) to name just a few! ....

New South Wales , Westminster School , South Australia , Sydney Technical College , East Sydney Technical College , City Of , United Kingdom , Australian Capital Territory , Julian Ashton , Peter Weir , Harry Seidler , George Bell , Robert Helpmann , Bruce Williams , John Bell , Dame Mary Gilmore , George Lambert , Don Banks , Jack Lang , A Library Card , Library Oral History , National Library Of Australia Oral History , Library Card , Melbourne University , National Portrait Gallery , National Library Oral History ,