Media, Entertainment & the Arts

• Recovering histories of joy and sorrow in The Career Highlights of the MAMU
  Helen Grehan

• Steve Mickler, The Myth of Privilege: Aboriginal Status, Media Visions, Public Ideas
  Malcolm Allbrook

• Ron Davidson, High Jinks at the Hot Pool. The Mirror Reflects the Life of a City
  Peter McClelland

• Representations and Ideology: The West-Australian Story
  Veronica Brady

• The Price of Protest: Press and Judiciary in 1870
  Geoffrey Bolton

• Humour and Exclusion: Chinese Minorities and the Conservative Press in late Nineteenth Century Western Australia
  Jan Ryan

• The Politics of the Press: A Study of the Conservative Press in Western Australia 1930-1934
  Louise Secker

• The Goldfields come to Perth: The Sunday Times 1897-1905
  Karen Byers

• With One Eye on the World: Catholics and the Media in Western Australia
  Katharine Massam

• Narratives of Emergence: Late Nineteenth Century Landscape Photography in Western Australia
  Ned Rossiter

• Innovation and Standardization: Moving pictures in Perth from the first screening to the first purpose-built cinemas
  Ina Bertrand

• Wireless Waves as Cultural Glue: Tethering the Bush and the City in Western Australia between the Wars
  Leigh Edmonds

• Media Education: The Development of Media Education in Western Australian Schools
  Robyn & Rod Quin

• Bill Bunbury, Reading Labels on Jam Tins: Living Through Difficult Times
  Morag Loh

• Good Times for All? Popular Entertainment and Class Consciousness in Western Australian Society between the Wars
  Annette Davis

• A Gallery for All? The Art Gallery of Western Australia
  Janda Gooding

• Radical and Conservative Theatre in Perth in the 1930s
  Terry Craig

Articles

• Media Myths in the Wild
  McMahon

• Boulder Bands Win at Ballarat 1904-05
  Jean Farrant

• Way 1979: Whose Celebration?
  G. C. Bolton

• Julie Lewis, On Air: the Story of Catherine King and the ABC Women’s Session
  Ronda Jamieson