# Kate Bagnall
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Australia and China: Before and Below the Nation
December 2017 marks 45 years since Australia and the People's Republic of China established formal diplomatic relations. In celebrating such anniversaries, it is common for politicians and diplomats to note how the Australia–China relationship has developed over the intervening years – citing trade…
S1 Episode 10: Kate Bagnall, historian and expert on Chinese migration to Australia
Kate Bagnall is a historian and expert on Chinese migration in Australia. Kate’s fascination with China start decades ago and she’s currently co-editing a publication on Chinese Australian women, from some of the earliest women who settled here from China.
It’s an important initiative because, as …
S2 Ep8: Kate Bagnall - Illuminating the Way
Claire Ackers chats to Kate Bagnall, Founder and co-Director of Bagnall Hopkins recruitment.
In episode 8 of series 2 of The Authentic Recruiter, Kate and Claire get into the stuff that really matters in recruitment, the things that turn it from a job into a calling.
Highlights include:
the ep…
Chinese Australian communities in the Qing era
Historian Kate Bagnall shares stories of some of the women who left China for Australia in the late Qing dynasty, and of the families and communities they formed here.
What is an "archive of grievance"? And did the Chinese miners get to keep their gold?
In the first episode of HWIR, Dr Sophie Loy-Wilson talks about how people remember, and how nations forget. We learn how Sophie's own experience as a young girl in Beijing inspired a lifelong fascination with history, and how her interest in both China and Australia led to the rediscovery of a forg…
JINGHUA QIAN – HARD READ
Object number: 97/92/14-5
What does it cost to be visible? Chinese and trans people shift in and out of focus in Australia’s historical records – appearing and disappearing, code-switching, oscillating. Through the lens of turn-of-the-century portrait photography, Jinghua Qian looks at the privil…
OSCILLATIONS: JINGHUA QIAN — HARD READ
Object number: 97/92/14-5
What does it cost to be visible? Chinese and trans people shift in and out of focus in Australia’s historical records – appearing and disappearing, code-switching, oscillating. Through the lens of turn-of-the-century portrait photography, Jinghua Qian looks at the privil…
How To Get The Best Out Of Your Team And Maximise Your Placements By Asking The Right Questions
Are you struggling to convert your recruitment efforts into successful placements? In this eye-opening episode of the Recruitment CEO's Guide podcast, industry veterans Katy and Kate share their hard-won wisdom on maximising team performance and boosting placement rates. With over four decades of c…
Daisy Kwok: From Sydney to Shanghai to shovelling sh*t
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