# Mary Gilmore
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Dame Mary Jean Gilmore (née Cameron; 16 August 1865 – 3 December 1962) was an Australian writer and journalist known for her prolific contributions to Australian literature and the broader national discourse. She wrote both prose and poetry.
Gilmore was born in rural New South Wales, and spent her childhood in and around the Riverina, living both in small bush settlements and in larger country towns like Wagga Wagga.
God's Here (2024)
Heartbreak and the challenges that brings are at the forefront of this story... it's not as simple as that though.
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It is a heartbreaking tale of family and forgiveness. Be careful though, that may not mean what you think it might. Stories like this, especially those that are based in a ho…
Letters From Quotidia Episode 69 Tomorrow’s Zero
Letters From Quotidia Episode 69 Tomorrow’s Zero
Welcome to Letters From Quotidia – a podcast by Quentin Bega for lovers of music, poetry, and the Crack- that most Irish of nouns which may encompass, news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation. Quotidia is that spa…
Letters From Quotidia Episode 70 The Dispossessed
Letters From Quotidia Episode 70 The Dispossessed
Welcome to Letters From Quotidia – a podcast by Quentin Bega for lovers of music, poetry, and the Crack- that most Irish of nouns which may encompass, news, gossip, fun, entertainment, and enjoyable conversation. Quotidia is that spa…
Ep 9: Don't be afraid of Leadership
Mary Gilmore is Deputy Principal of St Louis Secondary, Dundalk since 2017. A Dundalk native, Mary understands the cultural context of her school, having lived there as a child. From 2013 to 2017 she was an Education advisor for Junior Cycle teachers. She is currently the chairperson for the Networ…
Teachers have transferable skills to lead schools.
Mary Gilmore from St. Louis Secondary, Dundalk explains briefly how every teacher has transferable skills if they want to go into leadership.
Angela Costi on poetry and advocacy
Angela Costi is a poet and writer with a background in social justice, law and communityarts. Since 1994, her creative gatherings, including plays, short fiction and essays, have been published, produced, broadcast and translated. She has a number of poetry collection including Honey & Salt (5Islan…
Nightline Bedtime Story: Dame Mary Gilmore 9 December 2026
🌙 Nightline Bedtime Story Podcast
Tonight, we settle into the long, restless, extraordinary life of Dame Mary Gilmore.
Poet. Teacher. Activist. Radical. Patriot.
Mary Gilmore lived for almost a century and spent it speaking up when silence was easier. From bush classrooms to strike lines, from u…
Jacqueline Kent - Inconvenient Women
Jacqueline traces the social and political issues that inspired Australian radical women writers and their desire to change the world. Australia's crusaders for women's voting rights and the radical feminists of the 1970s changed lives across the country and around the globe. But what about the gen…
Ep: 17: Australian Women’s Writers Appeal 2026
In this episode of Shelf-Employed Allen Tiller and LeeSpeed discuss the National Library of Australia’s Australian Women’s Writers appeal, which is raising funds to digitise 17 historic female authors works, including Judith Wright, Dame Mary Gilmore and Henry Handel Richardson (Ethel Florence Lind…
The Memory Tapes Episode 1 - Hazel de Berg: The Silent Revolutionary
Episode One – Hazel de Berg: The Silent Revolutionary
Dr Shirleene Robinson begins the series with an introduction to Hazel de Berg, a pioneering oral historian who recorded the stories of over 1,290 Australians and built Australia's first oral history collection. For nearly 30 years, Hazel de Be…
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