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Local history and community writing

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Interviewer: Stephen Rapley
Interviewer: Jane Connors
Speaker: Alistair Thomson
Speaker: Bev Roberts
Speaker: Cliff Smyth (1957-)

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Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Two programs about the changing focus of local history and community writing in the 1990s. In the first program, Alistair Thomson, Bev Roberts and Cliff Smyth, three workers in the field discuss history and community writing and publishing in England and Australia. The second program discusses problems inherent in producing community histories and their importance to community understanding using the example of the work La Perouse, the place, the people and the sea. -- Broadcast as part of the ABC's Talking history program.

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This audio recording is provided for research purposes only and must not be reproduced without the prior permission of the Australian National University.

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