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Oral History NSW was formed in 1979 as a non-profit association.
It aims to:
Oral History NSW members include public and academic historians, students, family historians, local historical societies’ members, heritage consultants, librarians, archivists, teachers, documentary makers, sound engineers, museum curators, volunteers, and institutions with archival or oral history programmes.
If you're interested in oral history and live in NSW or the ACT become a member.
The aims of Oral History Australia are to: