Discovering Australia's hidden Chinese past

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Recorded26 Jun 2026

Publisherabc.net.au ↗

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It's well known that Australia is a country of migrants, and plenty of historians have traced our multicultural past.But incredibly, until now most Australian history has been written using only English language sources.A new book titled Sinophone Australia is changing that, translating Chinese language newspapers, letters, poems, maps and travelogues to tell a more complex story about Australia's past.

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