Unity and Strength: The legacy of the Wonthaggi Miners’ Women’s Auxiliary
The Wonthaggi Miners’ Women’s Auxiliary was a plucky group of firebrand women. A trailblazing collective that delivered an amazing legacy
Continue readingMemoryscoping the Bunurong Coast: A project-based PhD speculating on the intimate and complex histories of a personally significant place
The Wonthaggi Miners’ Women’s Auxiliary was a plucky group of firebrand women. A trailblazing collective that delivered an amazing legacy
Continue reading“I would say to the House… I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat” was Winston Churchill’s
Continue readingIn 1923, a 74-foot Pygmy Blue Whale washed up dead on the Wreck Beach shoreline. A tangible reminder of the
Continue readingThere are numerous shadow places on the Bunurong Coast. One need look no further than the damage wrought by more
Continue readingAfter a day spent browsing cluttered filing cabinets and listening to snippets of oral histories in the Wonthaggi Historical Society
Continue readingAn interactive map outlining the coastal trail walk from Harmers Haven to Wonthaggi undertaken on 6 June 2017.
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