# Clare Wright

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Shooting the Past 01| The Ruins of Science

Historian Clare Wright takes a deep dive into Australia's past through six intriguing photographs. In this episode Clare tries to uncover the story behind a baffling photo, and finds herself transported back to the not-so-swinging 1960s.

06 | Shooting the Past | The Glide

An arresting photograph has Clare Wright duck-diving into the history of surfing in Australia.

05 | Shooting the Past | Roughy Justice

A fishy looking photograph throws Clare Wright into the deep end of the battle between industry and sustainability.

04 | Shooting the Past | Alien Nation

Clare Wright explores the story behind a studio portrait of an Edwardian family, and raises some tricky questions about citizenship, the Australian constitution and the subtle art of belonging.

03 | Shooting the Past | All Tragic to the Moon

Clare Wright unravels the dramatic story within a family photograph that takes us to the searing heart of an Australian summer tragedy: bushfire.

02 | Shooting the Past | Camp Sovereignty

A photograph of two men — one Indigenous and one non-Indigenous — holding hands, leads Clare Wright to investigate the history of First Nations resistance in Australia.

S2 Ep7: The Rest is Her Story with Clare Wright, Yves Rees and Sita Sargeant

From monuments to documents, men have been the main characters in our history. Now two powerful storytellers are reframing the narrative to celebrate the accomplishments of women. Join Stella Prize-winning historian Professor Clare Wright as she speaks to Yves Rees about ten trailblazing women whos…

S2 Ep5: KEYNOTE: A Way Forward with Clare Wright and Jaymee Beveridge (Part 2)

Stella Prize-winning historian Professor Clare Wright has long been a source of inspiring stories about our past with her award-winning accounts of the Eureka Stockade and the early Australian feminist movement as well as her television documentaries, radio programs, feature films and podcasts. Del…

S2 Ep4: KEYNOTE: A Way Forward with Clare Wright (Part 1)

Stella Prize-winning historian Professor Clare Wright has long been a source of inspiring stories about our past with her award-winning accounts of the Eureka Stockade and the early Australian feminist movement as well as her television documentaries, radio programs, feature films and podcasts. Del…

Amitav Ghosh and Luke Kemp on learning from collapsed empires

From the fall of Rome to the climate crisis unfolding right now, history shows up a common pattern for how empires rise and fall. And two important factors are humans’ relationship with the natural world, as well as the unequal distribution of power and wealth. What can the wreckage of past civilis…