59 – Alexander Pearce – Cannibal: Part 2
In Part 2 of the Alexander Pearce series we continue the story of Alexander Pearce as he and his fellow convicts continue on their escape...
Australian Histories Podcast 4th birthday
Thanks to everyone who listens, shares, supports and promotes AusHistPod. Hope you’ll find plenty to interest you in this coming year. Remember you can...
58 – Alexander Pearce – Cannibal: Part 1
Alexander Pearce was one of our more notorious convicts, and one of very few convict escapees from Macquarie Harbour, who survived attempting to reach the...
57 – Macarthur & Wool
John Macarthur was a divisive character in the first decades of the New South Wales penal colony and he was instrumental in the overthrow of...
56 – Great Ocean Road Memorial
The ‘Great Ocean Road’ is it one of Victoria’s, indeed Australia’s, most well known international tourist attractions, and a favoured coastal town drive for locals,...
55 – Bligh & the Rum Rebellion: Part 4: Final
This episode is the final in the Bligh-Rum Rebellion series, and we take a closer look at how the day developed, how the arrest of...
54 – Bligh & the Rum Rebellion: Part 3
We reflect on the reforms Bligh had introduced and note the rising aggravation amongst the ‘trading group’, who were beginning to lose some of their...
53 – Bligh & the Rum Rebellion: Part 2
This episode looks at William Bligh’s background and his reputation as a Naval Captain. He had some very difficult tasks ahead of him as Governor...
52 – Bligh & the Rum Rebellion: Part 1
William Bligh, the very same Captain probably best known for the mutiny on the Bounty, was to be recruited in his later life, as the...
51 – Australian Rules Football History
Australian Rules Football and the earliest clubs formed to compete, are said to be the oldest established football clubs in the world. Started in the...