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Sue Castrique. Sue Castrique is a historian and script editor who lives in Marrickville. She is the author of Under the Colony’s Eye: Gentlemen and Convicts on Cockatoo Island (Anchor Books Australia, 2014), which was awarded the Kay Daniels prize by the Australian Historical Association, and One Small World: The History of the Addison Road ...
Nov 29, 2014 · PHA (NSW & ACT) member Sue Castrique’s long-awaited history of the convict period on Cockatoo Island was launched at History House in Sydney on 26 November. This work deals with corruption, patronage and intrigue, constant features of NSW politics in colonial times just as they are now.
May 10, 2019 · In ‘On the margins of the good swamp’, Sue Castrique clambers through an urban landscape to find evidence of Gumbramorra Swamp, hidden under the streets of Marrickville in Sydney. Reaching through years of floods and industrialisation, Castrique reveals the fragile, yet powerful, waterways beneath our feet. TweetShareSharePin0 Shares
All Works by. 1. The Drover's Wife Sue Castrique , ( dir. Sue Brooks ) Australia : Australian Film Television and Radio School , 1984. 1984. film/TV. 2. Under the Colony's Eye : Gentlemen and Convicts on Cockatoo Island 1830-1869 Sue Castrique , Spit Junction : Anchor Books Australia , 2014. 2014. non-fiction.
Sue Castrique is the author of the prize-winning, Under the Colony’s Eye: Gentlemen and Convicts on Cockatoo Island. Her essay, ‘On the edge of Gumbramorra swamp’ was runner-up in the Wildcare Nature Writing award in 2016 and forms the first chapter of One Small World.
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Sue Castrique. Writer: Home and Away. Sue Castrique is known for Home and Away (1988), Rafferty's Rules (1987) and September '51 (1983).
Sue Castrique is a researcher, writer and script editor based in Sydney, Australia. She earned a BA (Hons) from ANU and a BA (Scriptwriting) from the Australian Film, Television and Radio School. Her work has focused on historical documentaries.
