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Our Unshackled Convict Memorial wins gold at Tourism Awards. Terrific project and collaboration with a great team

Cultural Tourism Award, sponsored by MONA - Museum of Old and New Art

Congratulations to the Gold Award winner, Hobart Convict Penitentiary (The National Trust of Tasmania)!!

National Trust (Australia) Tasmania (NTT) is dedicated to preserving the state’s rich cultural and natural heritage. Among its treasures is the Hobart Penitentiary, an iconic convict site dating back to the early 1830s. Designed by John Lee Archer, this historic complex served as a key administrative hub for Tasmania’s convict system. Today, it offers visitors a unique glimpse into Australia’s penal history through guided tours and interactive exhibits, contributing significantly to Tasmanian tourism and heritage education. With access to convict records at your fingertips the site offers a truly unique visitor experience.

Today's screening on SBS of our film "It Takes A Village" is now on SBS On Demand - here is the link. Enjoy everyone!

It Takes a Village At a time when aged care is under scrutiny, a radical new development in Tasmania tries to turn dementia care on its head by focusing on the individual and their life experiences.

It Takes a Village Trailer Can Korongee Village, a new facility in Hobart's rust belt, change the way we care for people living with dementia?

As part of Dementia Action Week 2023 – our film “It Takes A Village” is screening on SBS today at 1.55pm. If you have time check it out! A long time in the making, but worth every moment. Heartfelt thanks to all the participants and their families and the extraordinary talent behind the making of this film. And thanks to Korongee for letting us make the film as Covid raged all around us. The film will soon be available on SBS On Demand.

It Takes a Village Trailer Can Korongee Village, a new facility in Hobart's rust belt, change the way we care for people living with dementia?

Compass: Series 37 Turning The Tide A diverse group of young people learn to sail a Tall Ship. Taken out of their comfort zone, they discover new qualities and skills. The kids find themselves becoming part of a community where everyone plays a vital role.

🎬 Two Cities Shooting is in full swing! 🎥

May is buzzing with energy and boundless creativity as we juggle multiple projects simultaneously in Sydney and Melbourne. Get a sneak peek behind the scenes with our exclusive interviews featuring Professor Geoff Gallop, Dr Shayne Williams, and Matt Poll.

Stay tuned for more thrilling updates heading your way!

What an unforgettable night at the NSW Teachers Friday Forum! 🌟

We want to express our heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to share Conviction Politics with all of you. Together with Professor Tony Moore, Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart, and our director Steve Thomas, we explored the fascinating stories of political convicts in Australian history. 📚📚

From their impact on political and social democracy to the birth of trade unions, their contributions are truly remarkable.

Special thanks to the NSW Teachers Federation and all the participants who made the night memorable. We can't wait to bring you more insights from our international digital history project. Keep an eye out for updates on Conviction Politics !!

Don't miss your chance to experience the legend of Martin Cash !!

👀 More stories? Follow Reassign and visit www.reassign.net.au

Step into the world of Martin Cash, the charismatic and controversial bushranger who challenged the authorities and inspired a generation with his daring exploits.

🧐 Find out how Cash made himself the hero of every story he told, including a tale of police brutality told in reverse.

LISTEN to "Beating the Traps" - bit.ly/3KgjGwU today. 🎧👮




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Today’s mood: 🔥🎥

Our cameras are rolling for some exciting interviews with Professor Mark Andrejevic, Gordon Pentland, and Judith Brett. What are we talking about?

👀 Stay tuned to find out!