Chris Frame, Cruise History, 17 November 2024

Jennifer Perry

May Bradford’s Story

May Bradford remembered as first woman to hold dual commercial pilot, engineering licences

Jennifer Perry
May Bradford’s Story
May Bradford remembered as first woman to hold dual commercial pilot, engineering licences

Jennifer Perry, May Bradford's Story,  17 November 2024

Anni Antoun & Ming Johanson - Co Founders Villainy Beauty

History of Beauty and Makeup

History of Nails

Anni Antoun &amp; Ming Johanson - Co Founders Villainy Beauty
History of Beauty and Makeup
History of Nails

History of Beauty with Anni and Ming,  17 November 2024

Dr Martin Drum

Professor, Politics and International Relations

BA (Hons) ANU; PhD UWA - Notre Dame

US Elections

Dr Martin Drum
Professor, Politics and International Relations
BA (Hons) ANU; PhD UWA - Notre Dame
US Elections

Dr Martin Drum, US Elections, 10 November 2024

Matt Woods – Perth Observatory
A Trash Compactor is Going to the Space Station
Vega Has A Disk Of Material Around It – And It Is Shockingly Smooth

Matt Woods – Perth Observatory
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<li aria-level="1">A Trash Compactor is Going to the Space Station</li>
<li aria-level="1">Vega Has A Disk Of Material Around It – And It Is Shockingly Smooth</li>
</ul>

Perth Observatory's Matt Woods, 10 November 2024

Ming Johanson - Tech History

The Evolution of Data Storage – Memory, Floppy Disks, and Hard Disk Drives

Ming Johanson - Tech History
The Evolution of Data Storage – Memory, Floppy Disks, and Hard Disk Drives

Tech History with Ming Johanson, 10 November 2024

Anne Chapple

Remembrance Day at ANZAC Cottage 2024

In this spirit, the Friends of ANZAC Cottage has chosen the theme of “wartime letters” for our Remembrance Day commemorations.  Commencing at 4 pm on Monday, November 11, at the historic ANZAC Cottage, 38 Kalgoorlie Street, Mount Hawthorn, the event will feature the “Field of Remembrance”, a display from the Western Australian Military Digital Library, a mini exhibition about the original Remembrance Day (once called Armistice Day), lots of poppies and the unique opportunity to explore the Cottage and hear its compelling story.

 Sunset Service, will be held from 5 pm to 6 pm featuring a very special surprise.

Anne Chapple
Remembrance Day at ANZAC Cottage 2024
In this spirit, the Friends of ANZAC Cottage has chosen the theme of “wartime letters” for our Remembrance Day commemorations.  Commencing at 4 pm on Monday, November 11, at the historic ANZAC Cottage, 38 Kalgoorlie Street, Mount Hawthorn, the event will feature the “Field of Remembrance”, a display from the Western Australian Military Digital Library, a mini exhibition about the original Remembrance Day (once called Armistice Day), lots of poppies and the unique opportunity to explore the Cottage and hear its compelling story.
 Sunset Service, will be held from 5 pm to 6 pm featuring a very special surprise.

Remembrance Day at ANZAC Cottage, 10 November 2024

Amanda Casselton

Advisory Officer

State Records Office of Western Australia

Fearless Folk in the Archives

Amanda Casselton
Advisory Officer
State Records Office of Western Australia
Fearless Folk in the Archives

Amanda Casselton , SRO, 03 November 2024

Peter FitzSimons - Author

 "Remembering Albert Jacka" 



Our heroes can come from the most ordinary of places. As a shy young lad growing up in country Victoria, no one in the district had any idea the man Albert Jacka would become.



Albert 'Bert' Jacka was 21 when Britain declared war on Germany in August 1914. A month and a half later, Bert enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) and the young private was assigned to 14 Battalion D company. By the time they shipped out to Egypt he'd been made a Lance-Corporal.



On 26 April 1915, 14 Battalion landed at Gallipoli under the command of Brigadier-General Monash's 4th Infantry Brigade. And it was here, in the early hours of 20 May, that Lance-Corporal Albert Jacka proved he was 'the bravest of the brave'. The Turks were gaining ground with a full-scale frontal attack. As his comrades lay dead or dying around him, Jacka single-handedly held off the enemy onslaught. The Turks retreated

Peter FitzSimons - Author
 "Remembering Albert Jacka" 
 
Our heroes can come from the most ordinary of places. As a shy young lad growing up in country Victoria, no one in the district had any idea the man Albert Jacka would become.
 
Albert 'Bert' Jacka was 21 when Britain declared war on Germany in August 1914. A month and a half later, Bert enlisted in the Australian Imperial Force (AIF) and the young private was assigned to 14 Battalion D company. By the time they shipped out to Egypt he'd been made a Lance-Corporal.
 
On 26 April 1915, 14 Battalion landed at Gallipoli under the command of Brigadier-General Monash's 4th Infantry Brigade. And it was here, in the early hours of 20 May, that Lance-Corporal Albert Jacka proved he was 'the bravest of the brave'. The Turks were gaining ground with a full-scale frontal attack. As his comrades lay dead or dying around him, Jacka single-handedly held off the enemy onslaught. The Turks retreated

"Remembering Albert Jacka"  Author Peter FitzSimons, 03 November 2024

Matt Woods - Perth Observatory 
First “Black Hole Triple” challenges Model
Trappist-1 Survive the Star’s Superflares

Matt Woods - Perth Observatory 
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<li aria-level="1">First “Black Hole Triple” challenges Model</li>
<li aria-level="1">Trappist-1 Survive the Star’s Superflares</li>
</ul>

Perth Observatory's Matt Woods, 27 October 2024

Remember When – an entertaining romp through bygone days every Sunday night. Join Harvey Deegan and guests as they bring history and our heritage back to life.

Remember When with Harvey Deegan

Dr Kate Gregory - Battye Historian

State Library of Western Australia -SLWA

 John and Ray Oldham.

The Oldham’s made a significant contribution to the preservation of Perth’s built heritage and environment in the mid twentieth century. They were early conservationists recognising the value of Western Australia’s unique heritage and the importance of connection with our landscape. John, Landscape Architect, designed many of the landscapes we now take for granted around the city of Perth and beyond. Ray, a writer & journalist and collaborator with John’s landscape design. The State Library has a large private archive collection relating to the Oldhams and it is now undergoing some exciting conservation work in our preservation lab.

Dr Kate Gregory - Battye Historian
State Library of Western Australia -SLWA
 John and Ray Oldham.
The Oldham’s made a significant contribution to the preservation of Perth’s built heritage and environment in the mid twentieth century. They were early conservationists recognising the value of Western Australia’s unique heritage and the importance of connection with our landscape. John, Landscape Architect, designed many of the landscapes we now take for granted around the city of Perth and beyond. Ray, a writer &amp; journalist and collaborator with John’s landscape design. The State Library has a large private archive collection relating to the Oldhams and it is now undergoing some exciting conservation work in our preservation lab.

Battye Historian Kate Gregory,  19 November 2023

Music Quiz with Clyde Bevan, 19 November 2023

Music Quiz with Clyde Bevan, 19 November 2023

Tech History with Ming Johanson,  19 November 2023
Push Button Phones
Conception of the World Wide Web
The day music was reborn (Ipod)

Tech History with Ming Johanson,  19 November 2023
<ul>
<li>Push Button Phones</li>
<li>Conception of the World Wide Web</li>
<li>The day music was reborn (Ipod)</li>
</ul>

Tech History with Ming Johanson,  19 November 2023

Chris Frame talks cruise history on Remember When.

Chris Frame talks cruise history on Remember When.

Cruise History with Chris Frame,  12 November 2023

Coca Cola Kewdale Factory 50yrs - Linda Leo

Coca Cola Kewdale Factory 50yrs - Linda Leo

The Titanic has often been referred to as unsinkable throughout the retelling of it's fated journey, but it seems the builders didn't ever claim that too be the case.

So what's the story behind the Titanic and it's devastating sinking? Would any other ship of the era survived? And would it's passengers have faired any better if they were on one of these other ships?

Cruising historian Chris Frame joins us to explain the facts behind the Titanic's sinking.

The Titanic has often been referred to as unsinkable throughout the retelling of it's fated journey, but it seems the builders didn't ever claim that too be the case.
So what's the story behind the Titanic and it's devastating sinking? Would any other ship of the era survived? And would it's passengers have faired any better if they were on one of these other ships?
Cruising historian Chris Frame joins us to explain the facts behind the Titanic's sinking.

Remember When with Harvey Deegan

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