Join us on a journey through more than two centuries of sacred history — the story of Christ Church Cathedral, the spiritual heart and architectural crown of Newcastle. Presented by Ian Eckford.
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This podcast details the forthcoming podcasts that are to be recorded this September.
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In this remarkable account, historian Dr Jude Conway relates a little-known chapter of wartime history—one that spans the jungles of Timor, the city streets of Newcastle, and a camouflaged refugee camp at Bob’s Farm.
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Julie Keating digs into the mines, sails through treacherous harbours, and walks the streets laid out by early planners, revealing the people, places, and power struggles that shaped Newcastle.
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Podcasts Birds of a Feather Narelle Austen 1: William Harrison Craig 2: Richard Browne 3: John Tucker 4: Wallis, Burigon, Lycett Episode 1 – William Harrison Craig Based on historical records, member, Narelle Austen takes us on journey to the unforgiving shores of Newcastle, New South Wales – a penal settlement where survival was a
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Podcasts In the Shadow of Mount Sugarloaf West Wallsend District Heritage Group 1: Early History 2: Joseph Notley 3: Wallsend-Teralba 4: Joseph Holmes 5.1: The First Coal Mines 5.2: The First Coal Mines Episode 1 – Early History Benita Parker from the ‘West Wallsend District Heritage Group’ traces the early history of European settlement in
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Podcasts Notable Novocastrians 1: Beryl Nashar 2: Ethel Byrne 3: Frederick Galleghan 4: Frederick Menkens 5: Elijah Abell 6: Zell Meehan Notable Novocastrians Episode 1 – Beryl Nashar Beryl NasharThe first Australian to be awarded a PhD in geology, the first woman to be appointed Dean of Science in an Australian university and the first
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Podcasts What Are You Looking At? In this series, Jane Ison critically scrutinises the records pertaining to the boys and girls admitted to the Industrial Schools and Reformatories of NSW – the Vernon for boys and Newcastle, Biloela and Shaftesbury for girls. 1 The Register of Warrants 2 The Discharge Register 3 Admissions to the
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Podcasts The Wonderful World of Genealogy 1: Getting Started 2: Places to Visit 3: What’s In a Name 4: How, When and Why Did They Come 5: Putting Flesh on the Bones 6: Ten Top Tips The Wonderful World of Genealogy Episode 1 Getting Started Episode 1 is the first of six episodes in which
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