Colonial Radicalism and Democratic Equality - A public talk by Professor Marilyn Lake AO @eurekacentre9922
Colonial Radicalism and Democratic Equality - A public talk by Professor Marilyn Lake AO @eurekacentre9922
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
This is a recording of a public lecture that was delivered live at the Eureka Centre on 17/05/2024. In this talk, Professor Professor Marilyn Lake AO delves into the achievements of radical colonial reform in Victoria culminating in the first compulsory minimum wage in the world in 1896. Presented as a part of Ballarat Heritage Festival.
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'Colonial Radicalism and Democratic Equality' - A public talk by Professor Marilyn Lake AO

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