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Melbourne's Federation Square still a work in progress 21 years on - Vimarsana News

Melbourne's Federation Square still a work in progress 21 years on

The city’s central space has come of age after a rocky start. We explore the good and bad sides of Federation Square and investigate ideas for its future.

Melbourne's Federation Square still a work in progress 21 years on - Vimarsana News

Melbourne's Federation Square still a work in progress 21 years on

The city’s central space has come of age after a rocky start. We explore the good and bad sides of Federation Square and investigate ideas for its future.

Source: smh.com.au
For many Australians, Anzac Day has been defined by a pilgrimage to Gallipoli. Can we mark the day differently? - Vimarsana News

For many Australians, Anzac Day has been defined by a pilgrimage to Gallipoli. Can we mark the day differently?

In finding new ways to commemorate Anzac Day, we should learn a lesson from the rise of the Gallipoli pilgrimage.

Vale Stuart Macintyre, historian of Australian communism - Vimarsana News

Vale Stuart Macintyre, historian of Australian communism

Stuart Macintyre was a major contributor to the history of Australian communism and played an important role in documenting the history of the left and labour movement, writes Jim McIlroy.

In neglecting the National Archives, the Morrison government turns its back on the future - Vimarsana News

In neglecting the National Archives, the Morrison government turns its back on the future

Why didn’t the federal government increase funding for the National Archives of Australia in its recent budget? We know it wasn’t because of budget discipline. Money was splashed around on all sorts of worthy causes. And the emergency funding to save film and magnetic tape recordings from disintegration was modest: A$67 million over seven years. Nor was it because a scorn for history is in the Liberal Party’s DNA. The party’s founder, Robert Menzies, was a history buff. His library, which is the centrepiece of the newly established Robert Menzies Institute at the University of Melbou...