Anna Clark

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Anna Clark is an Australian Research Council Future Fellow at the Australian Centre for Public History at the University of Technology Sydney. She has written extensively on history education, historiography and historical consciousness, as well as a recent history of fishing in Australia, titled The Catch.

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Rebuilding reefs, restoring memory

EssayAS A HISTORIAN I’m not used to this sort of archive. It’s a freezing spring morning in Clifton Springs, near Geelong, and I’m elbow deep in shellfish in a suburban backyard. We’re measuring mussels: sixty-five millimetres long, twenty-nine millimetres wide,...

Flying the flag for mainstream Australia

EssayON JUNE 2004, the Prime Minister, John Howard, and the former Federal Minister for Education, Brendan Nelson, announced a new $31 billion federal education package in which funding would be tied to a National Values Framework.[i] The increased government support...

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