Oral History handbook – Out of Print

January 2025 update: The Handbook is now out of print The Oral History Handbook was first published by the South Australian Branch of the Oral History Association in 1983. The latest edition was published in 2013.

Workshop: An Introduction to Oral History: Techniques and Practice

Workshop: An Introduction to Oral History: Techniques and Practice

Morgan Thomas Room, State Library of South Australia Friday 14 February 2025 10am – 3.30pm This workshop introduces oral history practice, focusing on research, ethics, equipment, interviewing techniques and will include a discussion on podcasting and the local oral history collection.   It is suitable for community volunteers, family historians, students or anyone with an interest in recording oral histories, creating

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Studies in Oral History – 2024 issue launched

Studies in Oral History – 2024 issue launched

A brand new issue of Studies in Oral History published by Oral History Australia is now freely available. This issue examines oral history and working lives and has been edited by our very own Committee members, Dr Carolyn Collins and Skye Krichauff. The guest editors are also from the University of Adelaide – Associate Professor Paul Sendziuk and PhD candidate

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Christmas Brunch at Prices Fresh Bakery  Hillcrest

Christmas Brunch at Prices Fresh Bakery Hillcrest

Date: Sunday 15th December 2024Time: 10amVenue: Prices Fresh Bakery, 464 North East Road, Hillcrest Please join us for our annual Christmas Brunch. This year we are meeting at Prices Fresh Bakery, Hillcrest. Unwind after another eventful year and join us for coffee and cake and of course a chat! Please email your name and contact number to contact@oralhistoryaustraliasant.org.au by the 12th of

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Oral history at the Anlaby Spring Festival

Oral history at the Anlaby Spring Festival

Celebrating 185 years at Anlaby – 19 and 20 October At the request of Anlaby Station and the local history group, OHA SA/NT will be joining this fabulous weekend of celebration. Over the two days, we will be recording family memories and anecdotes of people attending who have ancestral or personal connections to the locality, as a contribution to the

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Word of Mouth Newsletter – New issue – Spring 2024

Word of Mouth Newsletter – New issue – Spring 2024

Word of Mouth Newsletter is the newsletter of the Oral History Australia SA/NT Our latest Word of Mouth has been launched!Our editors, Dante DeBono and Carly Heinrich, have put together an exciting range of topics for our new Word of Mouth. Highlights include: To see the new edition of WOM please download a copy  here.