Emily as located historian: the Camel Lady narrates a history of discovery without 1788
Historian Ann McGrath discusses paintings as agents of history, bringing history into the present. She looks at the work of Emily Kame Kngwarreye to investigate how paintings tell different stories depending on where they are presented.
Moto Moms | Episode 2 Featuring Ann McGrath
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In this second episode of Moto Moms we talk to the King's mom, Ann McGrath, about Jeremy's first Loretta's, a fan that did not like Jeremy, a RC story, and much more.
Tipp Today Full Show 280823
On Monday's Tipp Today, we paid tribute to the four beautiful lives lost in a tragic crash in Clonmel.
Fran spoke to Michael O'Loughlin and Ann McGrath, Principals of the Presentation and Loreto respecitvely on the devastation felt by sudents. Father Michael Twomey, Our Reporter Alison Hyland was a…
Meet the author- Juno Gemes
Juno Gemes was in a conversation with Linda Burney, moderated by Ann McGrath, on her new book Until Justice Comes: Fifty Years of The Movement for Indigenous Rights.
Meet the Author- Kate Grenville
Kate Grenville was in conversation with Ann McGrath on her new book Unsettled: A Journey Through Time and Place.
What does it mean to be on land taken from others? ‘What does it mean to be on land that was taken from other people? Now that we know how the taking was done, what do we do with that k…
Deep history: an Indigenous way of seeing the past
This nation’s past can be understood a whole lot better if indigenous perspectives on history are listened to. It means considering rock art and other forms of storytelling, and the experiences that First Nations people have when they walk on country. Guests: Jackie Huggins and Ann McGrath, histori…
President Trump's war on science, and the value of indigenous history telling
Harvard Professor Naomi Oreskes on the impact of President Trump's slashing of science funding. And two historians, one Indigenous (Jackie Huggins) and one not (Ann McGrath), on what can be learnt from Indigenous perspectives on our history.
Episode 2 - The Oldest Living Tradition: Indigenous Australian Rock Art
Indigenous Australians have been creating art for over 40,000 years, making their rock art the world’s oldest continuous artistic tradition. But these works aren’t just beautiful images on stone. They’re sacred, living connections to land, ancestors, and community.
In this episode of Forgotten Art …
LNL Summer: Deep history, an Indigenous way of seeing the past
This nation’s past can be understood a whole lot better if Indigenous perspectives on history are listened to. It means considering rock art and other forms of storytelling, and the experiences that First Nations people have when they walk on country.
Guests: Jackie Huggins, historian, author, Bi…
52. Field Notes 2: Gendering the Past - Feminist Histories
Feminist history in Australia grew out of the women’s liberation movement and the theoretical challenge it posed to what counted as a proper subject for historical inquiry. Marilyn Lake and Clare Corbould trace that history from Kay Daniels’s 1975 national archival survey through the shift from wom…
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