Making Multicultural Australia


Library


  homelinkssearchsitemap
historyhotwordslessonsactivitieslibrarylearning
What's New
A MULTICULTURAL history of Australia...
Hot words - Triggers for debate...
Lesson ideas and resources for teachers...
Student activities for home and school...
A MULTICULTURAL research library...
Download eLEARNING Objects (e-LOs)...

Key issues and landmark events in our diverse society...

A search for real meaning in emotional language...

Classroom materials designed by experienced educators...

Quizzes, research and discussion topics...

3000 pages of reports, articles, speeches, interviews...

Classroom resources: videos, audios, slides, interactives...
You may search all library files - document, video, audio, image and slideshow files - by author, subject and category. To find an item, select a tab and an icon on the right and then click GO.



View Videos by Subject - Early History
 
 
  Early cultural diversity in Queensland
Brandle, Max
 
Max Brandle describes some of the groups of European migrants who came to Queensland between 1859 and the First World War.
Format: pdf | Size: 4.23 MB | Length: 2 min 36 s | Date Added: 10 February 2006 | | VIEW |
 
  Federation Procession in Sydney on January 1, 1901
Salvation Army
 
Footage of the Federation procession in Sydney, 1901, shot by the Salvation Army's film production and distribution unit, the Limelight Department.
Format: mov | Size: | Length: 18 secs | Date Added: 03 June 2002 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca describes her arrival in Australia in the late 1970s
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Laura Mecca describes arriving in Australia in the late 1970s, and both the sense of isolation and the strategies she used to recreate social networks.
Format: mov | Size: 15.2 MB|360x286 | Length: 05min48sec | Date Added: 17 February 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca on civilian internment and Italian prisoners of war in Australia
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Laura Mecca tells of the experience of Australian Italians who were interned as "enemy aliens"; and Italian prisoners of war in Australia including those who returned as post-war immigrants.
Format: mov | Size: 9.8 MB|360x286 | Length: 03min45sec | Date Added: 30 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca on early Italian immigration to Victoria
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Laura Mecca describes early Italian immigration, including the Gold Rush period and the wider settlement of Italians in rural Victoria and Melbourne, including regional origins.
Format: mov | Size: 13.9 MB|360x286 | Length: 05min20sec | Date Added: 26 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca on Italian experiences of the politicisation of Italian immigrants in the 1920s and '30s
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Laura Mecca describes Italian experiences of the strikes of the 1920s on the Australian waterfront and the conflict they experienced. She also describes Italian fascism and anti-Fascism.
Format: mov | Size: 15.8 MB|360x286 | Length: 06min04sec | Date Added: 27 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca on Italians who came to Australia in 1920s
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Laura Mecca tells of the Italians who came to Australia in the 1920s after the USA blocked immigration
Format: mov | Size: 3.2 MB|360x286 | Length: 01min14sec | Date Added: 26 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Laura Mecca on Post-World War 2 Italian Migration to Australia
Mecca, Laura and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Laura Mecca gives an overview of Italian post-war immigration to Australia.
Format: mov | Size: 8.3 MB|360x286 | Length: 03min10sec | Date Added: 03 April 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Maria Tence on early Italian settlement
Moustafine, Mara and Tence, Maria
 
Historian and museum curator Maria Tence describes early Italian settlement
Format: mov | Size: 11.3 MB|360x286 | Length: 04min20sec | Date Added: 26 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Maria Tence on the small business focus of early immigrants
Moustafine, Mara and Tence, Maria
 
Historian and museum curator Maria Tence describes the small business focus of early immigrants and their sense of themselves as White
Format: mov | Size: 6 MB|360x286 | Length: 02min18sec | Date Added: 27 March 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  Queensland eyes New Guinea
Moore, Clive
 
Historian Clive Moore discusses Queensland's imperial adventures in New Guinea.
Format: mov | Size: 6.3 MB | Length: 4 min 31 s | Date Added: 10 February 2006 | | VIEW |
 
  Queensland's Islander trade
Moore, Clive
 
Clive Moore explores the contradictions of the recruitment of South Sea Islanders for work in Queensland - and their later expulsion.
Format: mov | Size: 3.6 MB | Length: 2 min 59 s | Date Added: 15 February 2006 | | VIEW |
 
  Rethinking the north of Australia
Ganter, Regina
 
Historian Regina Ganter explains how much of the history told about other parts of Australia does not apply in the same way to the north, where the earliest external links were with lands close by.
Format: mov | Size: 2.65 MB | Length: 1 min 30 s | Date Added: 20 December 2005 | | VIEW |
 
  Richard Broome about Goldfields
Broome, Richard; Jakubowicz, Andrew and Moustafine, Mara
 
Historian Richard Broome explores the development of democracy on the Victorian goldfields
Format: mov | Size: 13.4 MB|360x286 | Length: 05min09sec | Date Added: 30 January 2009 | | VIEW |
 
  The Macassans and trepang fishing
Ganter, Regina
 
Regina Ganter tells about the people who came from what is now Sulawesi to northern Australia to collect sea cucumber and about Flinders' encounter with one such group.
Format: mov | Size: 2.6 MB | Length: 1 min 48 s | Date Added: 10 February 2006 | | VIEW |
 
  The Migrant Experience, episode 4 "Working"
Film Australia
 
Working conditions for immigrants during the post war years were not always as rosy as government films portrayed them.
Format: mov | Size: | Length: 38 secs | Date Added: 12 July 2002 | | VIEW |
 
  "Kanakas" workers in Queensland Canefields 1899
Will, Fred (Agriculture Department of Queensland)
 
Workers from the South Pacific were brought to Australia, often against their will, to work for British farmers in appalling conditions. After Federation, this practice was eventually stopped and the "Kanakas" deported, as they were seen as unfair competition to the white workforce.
Format: mov | Size: | Length: 23 secs | Date Added: 03 June 2002 | | VIEW |

 
 
HISTORYHOTWORDSLESSONSACTIVITIESLIBRARYLEARNING
HOMELINKSSEARCHSITEMAPNEWS