National Library of Scotland's Amina Shah on 10 things that changed her life
The National Library of Scotlands chief executive Amina Shah told interviewer Lorraine Wilson about 10 things that changed her life...
Source: thenational.scot
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Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts
For Babette Smith convict women were neither whores nor society’s victims, but individuals doing their best in very tough times.
Source: theage.com.au
Babette Smith: historian gave a voice to female convicts
For Babette Smith convict women were neither whores nor society’s victims, but individuals doing their best in very tough times.
Source: smh.com.au
GREEK AUSTRALIANS IN THEIR OWN IMAGE: THE 'GOLDEN GREEKS' – Shop Keepers & Service Providers
© In Their Own Image: Greek-Australians National Project Archives
Source: greekcitytimes.com
In the Herald: November 4, 1960
Bid for Cook’s papers, bandits flee from angry bystander and review for banned novel.
Source: smh.com.au
COP26: 'Protest art' tours Glasgow to highlight climate change impact
The COP26 protest art exhibition of symbolically damaged portraits is on tour around Glasgow's most iconic sites.
Source: bigissue.com
OPEN STUDIOS: North Fife artists open their doors
At last, the artists of North Fife can open their studio doors to visitors this weekend. Expect to be inspired!
Source: thecourier.co.uk
Glasgow, Schema-Root news
Cross-linked news, and information resources about Glasgow
Source: schema-root.org
Seahorse Inn, NSW Sapphire Coast: A beautiful place with a horrible history
A beautiful beachfront inn on the NSW Sapphire Coast has a fascinating story to tell – but whose version is perhaps all in the name.
Source: traveller.com.au
Scotland's new national librarian Amina Shah on starting new chapter
Taking charge tomorrow at the National Library of Scotland, Amina Shah will be the first woman and the first person of mixed race to do so.
Source: sundaypost.com