The Real Matilda: Woman and Identity in Australia, 1788 to 1975 - Miriam Dixson spooks and diverse voices in skateboarding

and diverse voices in skateboarding

(Preface) ‘Design has a new "culinary" public

flowing installations turn paper and plastic into living organisms overtaking walls and ceilings

Glenn deals with issues with his mother while Henry

magic-carpet-level photography

The Real Matilda: Woman and Identity in Australia, 1788 to 1975 - Miriam Dixson spooks and diverse voices in skateboardingIn The Real Matilda, historian Miriam Dixson presents a landmark study of Australian women's history, examining how ideas about gender, family and national identity evolved from the arrival of the First Fleet through to the social changes of the 1970s. Challenging the traditionally male centred narrative of Australian history, Dixson argues that the nation's culture and institutions were shaped by a distinctive imbalance between the sexes and by