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Archives: Story authors
Jane Gardiner
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Madeline Shanahan
Madeline Shanahan is an historical archaeologist and historian with expertise in food, women’s and domestic history. She completed her PhD at University College Dublin where her research explored the development of recipe books in early modern Ireland. She has also published widely on the history of Christmas food and traditions. Today, she is a Director […]
Seren Heyman-Griffiths
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Bridget Scully
Bridget lives on Wawarawarry Country in Western Sydney and has interned with Museums and Galleries of NSW on Gadigal Country in Sydney where she has researched and written for Storyplace. Growing up, family holidays became synonymous with museum visits for Bridget, who loved following activity trails to discover objects. This experience grew into a fascination […]
Lou Goggin
Lou Goggin has always scribbled in notebooks and diaries, writing stories and poems, and recording special quotes, notes and secrets. Saltwater is in her blood and because she couldn’t grow gills, Lou became a marine biologist. As a scientist, she continued to write, publishing more than 30 scientific articles. When she found herself trying to […]
Tony Dawson
After retiring from a long career in science, Tony Dawson decided to pursue his other main area of interest—Australian History and, in particular, people’s relationship to the land. His first book, James Meehan – a most excellent surveyor, was published in 2004. Since then he has published a further six books as well as articles […]
Maxine Darnell
Maxine is an economic historian and has published on indentured Chinese labourers brought to the colony of NSW to work as shepherds in the New England (NSW), and also on Starr-Bowkett Societies and their impact on home-ownership in Australia. As an social historian Maxine has researched family history, the history of various properties and, most […]
Madeleine Hawkins
I grew up on Birpai land on the Mid-North Coast of New South Wales, and currently reside on Bidjigal land in South-West Sydney. The written word and oral storytelling was an important part of my upbringing. I grew up in a sprawling family, filled with a colourful cast of characters, carrying carefully woven stories of […]
Megan Cardamone
Megan is a museum professional living on Dja Dja Wurrung Country in northern Victoria. She has worked in the Australian museums and galleries sector for over twenty-five years, initially at the major institutions Museums Victoria, the National Gallery of Victoria and the Koorie Heritage Trust. As a consultant, she has also worked with small and […]