Western Australian Museum

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Main Library: Museology	Western Australian Museum	069 reprint boxes	Available

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Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	Available

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The Distant lens : Western Australia's moving memories [videorecording] / [Director: Glenda Hambly ; Producer: Paul Barron]

Author: Hambly, Glenda; Barron, Paul; Perth Institute of Film and Television; Film and Television Institute (W.A.); National Film and Sound Archive (Australia)

Call no: 994.1 DIS

Year: 1997

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Made up from rare archival material from Western Australian sources and from the National Film and Sound Archive, this video includes newsreels, documentaries

and actuality footage from 1902 to 1952 showing how people lived in isolated urban, rural and frontier communities....

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Albany	Western Australian Museum	994.1 DIS	Available
Discovery Centre (Reference)	Western Australian Museum	994.1 DIS	Available

The Indigenous Communities Stories (ICS) project (2008-2017) is the recording of Indigenous Elders from across Western Australia telling the stories of their accomplishments and reflect on their lives and culture, providing a unique opportunity for Indigenous filmmakers and communities to film and archive these remarkable Indigenous persons for the nation to share.

The 100 stories have explored varied facets of Indigenous history and culture including Stolen Generation, art, music, desert and town stories across different languages and locations in Western Australia....

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	T/572.9941016 IND	Available

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	T/572.994 JAN	Available

Mount Gambier and district : moving memories 1920s-1980s [videorecording] / produced by the National Film and Sound Archive

Author: National Film and Sound Archive (Australia); Hill, Ruth

Call no: 994.234 MOU

Year: 1997

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The historic footage in this compilation dates from a time when film was silent through to the 1980s. It shows the growth and development of southern South Australia and south east Victoria, commonly

known as the Greater Green Triangle. The images have been selected from the National Collection and include documentaries, home movies and newsreels....

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Albany	Western Australian Museum	994.234 MOU	Available

Lady soldiers [DVD] / a documentary film by Lyn Kane Dale & Samantha Bergersen.

Author: Dale, Lyn Kane; Bergersen, Samantha

Call no: 355.348 DAL

Year: [2012]

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This documentary film tells the stories of 16 [17 mentioned on film] women who served in the Women's Royal Australian Army

Corps (WRAAC) and Royal Australian Army Nursing Corps (RAANC) from 1953 and 1976, and went on to serve from anything between two and twenty-four years. Few people outside or even inside the military know much about the women's corps in the Army, so this DVD provides an especially valuable record. The personal histories recounted here offer a rich and important historical source that can describe things in a way that other documents cannot. It is a wonderful record of what it was like to serve in the WRAAC and RAANC from the 1950s to the 1970s and beyond, and of what happened to the former soldiers once they left military service....

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History	Western Australian Museum	355.348 DAL	Available

An account of the experiences of a single group of aboriginal people from pre-colonial times to the present. The documentary argues that the removal of the Yindjibarndi/Ngarluma people into coastal

ghettos has led to the community's current problems....

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	T/572.99413 EXI	Available

A group of Aboriginal young people in Narrogin are the stars of a new music video clip and behind the scenes documentary produced by Community Arts Network (CAN). They call themselves Burdiya

Mob and their song, Djarliny, means ‘listen’ in the Noongar language.

The song was written and recorded during CAN workshops and the video clip was filmed in and around Narrogin, including at culturally significant sites.

The music video clip is a celebration of contemporary and traditional Noongar culture and promotes language revival, cultural pride and creative skills development.

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Main Library (AV)	Western Australian Museum	B/572.994 BUR	Available

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