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There are some powerful examples in Bold Types of women who were thrown under the bus by male colleagues and higher ups after a scandal. Others were micro-managed, scrutinised and bullied. Host: Amy Remeikis. Historian: Dr Patricia Clarke. G
What was the cost of straying from the company line versus the power of being an inside player? Host: Amy Remeikis. Historian: Dr Patricia Clarke. Guests: Zoe Daniel, Nas Campanella. Further Reading/References Articles by Alice Henry:
Content warning: this episode contains descriptions of war casualties, rape and violence against women Right place, right time gave some enterprising women journalists a front row seat to report on momentous events for their readers back home
Content warning: this episode contains mild coarse language. Some of the most successful of the Bold Types made their own road map and were deft at the pivot, while relentlessly sticking to their principles. Host: Amy Remeikis. Historian: Dr
Content warning: this episode contains mild coarse language. The “women’s pages” were a blessing and a curse for opportunities. The biggest irony was that the women writing this stuff were working mums whose lives were almost completely op
Content warning: this episode contains descriptions of war casualties and sexual harassment. Edith Dickenson was a fearless adventure-seeker who covered the Boer War with clear-eyed empathy as Australia's first female war correspondent. She al
The stories in Bold Types live up to the title’s promise. The lived experiences of Australia’s gutsy, pioneering women journalists, with a series of amazing firsts, starting back in the 1860s. Host Amy Remeikis chats with author and historian
Have you ever noticed how many of our most famous acclaimed exports come from Western Australia? Heath Ledger. Kate Mulvaney. Tim Minchin. This episode - three ‘Perthies’ who’ve made it big in theatre, film and music talk to OFF STAGE about wha
Martin Philbey began his photography career capturing every part of a crime scene. It was the beginning of a life in photography that would see him becoming so acclaimed he’d be hung in the National Portrait gallery of Australia as a rock photo
In the late sixties, an engineering lecturer had a wild party at his home in suburban Melbourne. It was election night, and tensions were high. The lecturer had aspirations to be a playwright and what he saw going on around him, well, he reckon
Sir Robert Helpmann’s legacy remains relatively strong in 2022: his face adorned the program of the NLA’s On Stage exhibition and his name is immortalised in our biggest theatre awards, The Helpmann’s. Yet, how many of us know much about his ex
By the time we’re in our mid-forties, most of us feel as though our life is pretty much sorted out. Not Rose Quong. After twenty-seven years, she left her public service job in Melbourne to pursue life as an actress in London. She continued to
Throughout the late 1800s and a lot of the 1900s, there was one name on most of the posters of shows that made it big in Australia: JC Williamson. JC Williamson Ltd was one of the biggest production companies of our history, and it was started
In 1796, the theatre was the place to be. In the growing colony Sydney, people would pack into the theatre to see ex-convicts perform the latest popular plays for them. The NLA’s exhibition On Stage has an exquisite treasure from this time: a p
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