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The Memory Tapes - Bonus Episode"The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expec...
30/10/2026

The Memory Tapes - Bonus Episode
"The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expectations, reshaped institutions and fought to expand opportunities for future generations."

The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expectations, reshaped institutions and fought to expand opportunities for future generations.

The Memory Tapes - Bonus episode"The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expec...
30/10/2026

The Memory Tapes - Bonus episode
"The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expectations, reshaped institutions and fought to expand opportunities for future generations."

The story of Australia’s progress cannot be told without the women who challenged expectations, reshaped institutions and fought to expand opportunities for future generations.

Protect Historical Truth in age of AI"Artificial intelligence is changing how researchers collect, process, and interpre...
29/10/2026

Protect Historical Truth in age of AI
"Artificial intelligence is changing how researchers collect, process, and interpret information. But how can they ensure that the knowledge produced with these tools is accurate and trustworthy?"

UFH historian, Dr Thozama April-Maduma challenges researchers to protect historical truth in the age of AI.

Port Kembla Podcast"The “perfect outsider” – a radio journalist who moved to the region in 2011 – Jennifer Macey has cre...
26/10/2026

Port Kembla Podcast
"The “perfect outsider” – a radio journalist who moved to the region in 2011 – Jennifer Macey has created a documentary podcast about Port Kembla and the waves of change that shaped NSW’s third largest port."

Jennifer Macey's new documentary podcast explores behind the scenes at Port Kembla

Iran Oral History Program"Iran’s minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts has called for a national progra...
25/10/2026

Iran Oral History Program
"Iran’s minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts has called for a national program to record and document oral history across all 31 provinces."

TEHRAN - Iran’s minister of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts has called for a national program to record and document oral history across all 31 provinces, saying the initiative is essential to preserving the country’s historical and cultural memory.

"LGBTQ people have existed as long as humans have and historians increasingly uncover stories of people who look and lov...
20/10/2026

"LGBTQ people have existed as long as humans have and historians increasingly uncover stories of people who look and love like us throughout time."

For LGBTQ History Month, Emma Cieslik urges LGBTQ Catholics to record and preserve the stories of their faith and resilience.

12/10/2026

Presenters: Sarah Rood and Alistair ThomsonDates: Saturday 14 November and Saturday 21 November

"Community elders have helped record recipes, language and traditional food practices before that knowledge is lost."
12/10/2026

"Community elders have helped record recipes, language and traditional food practices before that knowledge is lost."

Community elders have helped record recipes, language and traditional food practices before that knowledge is lost.

"AI may cost us our ability to listen, oral historian warns. Shirleene Robinson, who ran Australia’s biggest oral histor...
12/10/2026

"AI may cost us our ability to listen, oral historian warns. Shirleene Robinson, who ran Australia’s biggest oral history archive, says people are talking and listening less."

Oral historian Shirleene Robinson argues the biggest cultural loss from AI may be our ability to listen, as people speak fewer words each year.

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