# Richard Broome
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Richard Laurence Broome, (born 1 October 1948) is an Australian historian, academic, and emeritus professor of history at La Trobe University, Melbourne. He is known as an authority on Aboriginal history in Australia.
In 2007 Broome's book Aboriginal Victorians: A History Since 1800 won the Victorian Community History Awards for Best Print / Publication.
As Cedars Grow by David Brown & Richard Broome
Writer David Brown chats to John Stanley about a heartfelt true story about a young Baynie family, Anthony & Alma and their two young daughters, who migrated to Australia in 1925 from Bane, a tiny village in the mountains of North Lebanon.
The book charts the Baynie family’s journey by ship from L…
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Richard Broome and Bri Lee
Richard Broome tells the story of early European contact with its guns, diseases and ideas upon the First Nations people of Victoria in 'Aboriginal Victorians'.'The Work; by Bri Lee is a stunning debut novel about power, art and money.
The Story Of Melbourne's Lanes - Book Interview - 13 Oct, 2024
Richard Broome, Nicole Davis and Helen Stitt chat with Philip and Simon about the new book "The Story of Melbourne's Lanes". a 250+ page tome of great Melbourne History.
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Magic Tricks in New South Wales during 1603-1868 CE
Pete and Ryan head down under and peek up Australia’s sleeve to discover Magic Tricks in New South Wales during 1603-1868. We meet deadly wildlife, learn why a sack of bananas is a terrible choice of weapon, and find out how our favourite botanist had a hand in making the Australia we know today. …
HANDY HISTORY | Gold rush lessons for modern-day Melbourne
Have you ever gone to Sovereign Hill and wondered what to do with all the information you're fed?
The Victorian gold rush catapulted Melbourne from a "hick town" into the richest metropolis in the world. In celebration of the Royal Historical Society of Victoria's History Month, the society's form…
HANDY HISTORY | The transformation of Melbourne's iconic lanes
How did the likes of Hosier Lane and Degraves Street go from afterthoughts to coffee spots?
Richard Broome - the Royal Historical Society of Victoria's former president and definitely not Jack The Ripper - joined us to share what lessons can come out of a century of change.
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1 - The Cat Who Circumnavigated Australia
It's our first episode! Today, we meet Trimothy the Rat Cat, the remarkable cat who became the first feline to circumnavigate Australia aboard HMS Investigator from 1801-1803. Born at sea in 1799, Trim won the heart of navigator Matthew Flinders, who in turn wrote Trim a lot of love poems.
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Rambling #37 - On a surprising life in history with Richard Broome AM
Richard Broome AM is Emeritus Professor of History at La Trobe University and the author of twenty books on Australian and Aboriginal history.
Richard chats to Brian and Scott about his long and distinguished career, how through a series of "sliding door" moments he found his way to becoming one of…
Understanding the Significance: Anzac Day and Welcome to Country
In this episode of the RNB Podcast, host Michael Lester interviews Dr Richard Broome, Emeritus Professor of Australian and Indigenous History at La Trobe University. They discuss the recent disruptions at Anzac Day dawn ceremonies where elements in the crowd booed the Welcome to Country ceremony. E…
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