

Stretching from the many millennia of Aboriginal pre-contact history through to the years of convictism, free settlement, and into the Bjelke-Petersen era and beyond, Professor Evans will take you on a journey into the colourful, surprising and at times disturbing saga that is the history of this unique Australian state.
The course draws from both Professor Evans acclaimed book A History of Queensland, and the John Oxley Library's significant collection of heritage items, to provide a fascinating insight into Queensland’s past. Collection items are placed on display for participants to view and hold.
To enable active discussion of the topics covered, participants receive a copy of Professor Evans’ book and are asked to read the relevant chapters prior to each session. An accompanying Resourse Manual is also provided.
There are a few places left for both evenings if you are interested in attending.
When Every Mon from 1 Mar to 12 Apr, (excludes 5 Apr Easter Public Holiday) 6pm–7.30pm
Or Every Wed from 3 Mar to 7 Apr, 6pm–7.30pm
Where John Oxley Library Reading Room, level 4
Tickets $280, bookings required (includes a copy of Prof. Evans' award-winning book and course manual).
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