Placing the Story of Women: Pubs and Work in Australia’s History – Talking History with Diane Kirkby @eurekacentre9922
Placing the Story of Women: Pubs and Work in Australia’s History – Talking History with Diane Kirkby  @eurekacentre9922
Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
This is a recording of a public lecture that was delivered live at the Eureka Centre on 02/05/2024. In this talk, Professor Diane Kirkby explores why and how pubs were a vital source of waged work for women, and the Australian pub’s fascinating history of cultural and social change.
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Placing the Story of Women: Pubs and Work in Australia’s History – Talking History with Diane Kirkby

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