Studies in Oral History, Issue no. 46, 2024
theme ‘Oral History and Working Lives’
Oral History Australia
open access

Editors
Skye Krichauff and Carolyn Collins

Guest editors
Nicholas Herriot and Paul Sendziuk

Contents

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Editorial and contents

• Editorial from the editors,  Skye Krichauff and Carolyn Collins
• Introduction from the guest editors, Nicholas Herriot and PaulSendziuk
• Contents list – all articles and reports

Peer-reviewed articles

• ‘There was still a bit of that paternalistic crap going on’: Revealing the ‘Forgotten’ Labour of Working – Class Women in an Australian Industrial Coal Region, Nicolette Snowden
• Protecting the Hands that Built ‘Australia’s Own Car’: Health and Safety at General Motors-Holden,
  Paul Sendziuk and Carolyn Collins
• Save Our Shipyards: Revisiting a Forgotten History Through Film Elicitation Oral History,
  Alison Atkinson-Phillips and Matt Perry
• Missing the Breath of Another: Work-from-Home Arrangements in Singapore Through the COVID-19 Years, John Choo
• What Ordinary People Can Teach Us: Oral Histories of Employment Discrimination Against African Americans, Katie Singer

Reports

• ‘A real moment of change’: Documenting the Closure of the Massive Liddell Power Station in NSW, Bruce Carter with Todd Fuller
• The University of Western Australia and the Vietnam War, James Stevens
• Oral History Research on the Espionage Past of Cold War Double Agent ‘M’, Eleni Braat and Ben de Jong
• Artificial Intelligence and Oral History: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, Jill Cassidy
• Oral History After Disaster: Amplifying Life Stories From Puerto Rico, Ricia Anne Chansky
• ‘The Store’ Oral History Project, Ann Hardy

Reviews

• Feminist Lives: Women, Feelings, and the Self in Post-War Britain (Lynn Abrams), Kate Darian-Smith
• Lifting the Chains: The Black Freedom Struggle Since Reconstruction (William H. Chafe), Eleanor Morecroft
• Tiwi Story: Turning History Upside Down (Mavis Kerinaiua and Laura Rademaker), Nicole Hilder
• The Life and Work of Ante Dabro, Australian-Croatian Sculptor: The Midnight Sea in the Blood (Peter Read), Carol Roberts
• Hidden Christian World Heritage in the Goto, as part of the website Japan Past & Present (Gwyn McClelland), Eliza Nicoll
• Keeping Culture: Utilising Koori Elders’ Wisdom and Knowledge in Education, Kristyn Harman
• Exilio (Exiled): Chile to South-West Sydney, Alison Wishart

Obituaries

• Ros Bowden, Tim Bowden and Louise Douglas, Janis Wilton
• Louise Douglas, Peter Spearritt
• Tim Bowden and Ros Bowden, Michelle Rayner