Ten Pound Poms
2007
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- 4. Making Australia Mar 31, 2021
- In 1900, Australia's identity is fixed to the land until the Industrial Revolution changes farming.
- 3. Crime and Punishment Mar 24, 2021
- The love affair with gambling and lawbreakers; crime is a part of modern Australia's DNA.
- 2. Australia at Play Mar 17, 2021
- Revealing the unique conditions that turn Australia into a sports-mad nation and forge its identity.
3 days ago · Streaming, rent, or buy Australia in Colour – Season 1: Currently you are able to watch "Australia in Colour - Season 1" streaming on Curiosity Stream, CuriosityStream Apple TV Channel or for free with ads on The Roku Channel.
5 days ago · So we’ve launched an Indiegogo Campaign to do just that. Australian artist Vincent Namatjira’s latest exhibition, Australia In Colour is now on show at the National Gallery in Canberra. But because it’s in Canberra, not many people know about it. Or know where Canberra is.
5 days ago · The wits in the twittersphere have in the past 24 hours shown several more of his Ginas, and it turns out there are also at least half a dozen colour portraits of her by other artists.
4 days ago · Vincent Namatjira: Australia in colour exhibition. Picture: Saul Steed ... He was one of the biggest TV stars of the 90s – but Seinfeld actor Michael Richards blew up his career in one shocking ...
5 days ago · Australian TV in the 1960s and 70s Quiz. In 1974, colour TV was introduced to Australia. Many of the shows in this quiz were filmed in black and white, as well as in colour. Hopefully you will enjoy my trip down Memory Lane. A multiple-choice quiz by ozzz2002 .
4 days ago · Australia (electronic television, experimental, Brisbane) 1935 Germany (intermediate film; semi-electronic), France (electronic - PTT Radio Vision), Netherlands (electronic, experimental in Eindhoven by Philips) 1936 United Kingdom (electronic - BBC Television Service), Germany (electronic television - Deutscher Fernseh Rundfunk), 1937
5 days ago · Thu Nov 29. why we need better portrayals of people of colour on television. Written by Sukhmani Khorana, Senior Lecturer (Media and Culture), University of Wollongong. This piece is part of a series on race and racism in Australia. The series examines this complex and incendiary topic, and the role it plays in contemporary Australia.
