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Dear Friends of Talking History The History Trust of South Australia and the Board of Trustees extend the invitation to you and a guest to the launch and artist talk of . . . Dark Things in Dark Places: the wreck of the Star of Greece Wednesday 13 July, 5.30 - 7.30pm The Star of Greece, wrecked off … Continue reading Star of Greece Talk

  Reconciliation SA's Shona Reid, CEO, together with theHistory Trust of South Australia's Elizabeth Ho OAM, Chair of Trustees, and Greg Mackie OAM, CEO, invite you to join us at theFirst Annual Gladys Elphick Oration The Gladys Elphick Oration honours the legacy of Gladys Elphick MBE, a woman of Kaurna-Ngadjuri descent who was the founding president … Continue reading First Nation Matriarchs Talk

CHANGED FROM THE PROGRAMFriday 1 July at 7.30pm atBurnside City Uniting Church, 384 Portrush Rd Tusmore THE TEACHER-EDUCATOR AND THE SUFFRAGIST: Lillian de Lissa’s and Muriel Matters’ lives and work in Australia and the United Kingdom by Kay WhiteheadThis presentation explores connections between the lives and work of two women - suffragist, Muriel Matters (1877-1969), … Continue reading July Members Meeting

In defense of the unreal:Museums in the virtual world Dear Friends of Talking History The History Trust of South Australia in collaboration with Assemblage Centre for Creative Arts at Flinders University are delighted to host a public talk by Dr Andrew Yip from the University of New South Wales together with a panel of respondents on the … Continue reading Museums in the virtual world

Featuring a round of speakers presenting newly researched information about the Overland Telegraph Line. 21 July 9.30am - 1pm. Allan Scott Auditorium, University of South Australia, City West Campus.Further information and registration via Eventbrite The OT-150 website is publishing a host of information in original short articles called "telegrams" to longer papers called "monographs". There … Continue reading Overland Telegraph Sesquicentennial Symposium