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2021 Victorian Community History Awards

The contributions made by Victorians sharing and preserving the state’s rich history are being celebrated and recognised through the 2021 Victorian Community History Awards presented by Public Record Office Victoria and the Royal Historical Society of Victoria. The 2021 nominees tell stories ranging from war and industry, to pandemics, sport and murder, and include biographies, articles, feature-length documentaries and interactive digital experiences. The rich histories of Aboriginal and LGBTIQ+ people across Victoria feature prominently in the shortlist, alongside many untold stories, including the hidden past of Little Lon in Melbourne and the fishing families of Queenscliff. Projects also explore the histories of major Indigenous cultural leader Bill Onus, prominent Goldfields businesswoman Fanny Finch, bookseller EW Cole, and the last man to be legally executed in Victoria, Ronald Ryan. All shortlisted nominees are up for prizes ranging from $500 to $2,000 – with one to be named the winner of the $5,000 Victorian Premier’s History Award. The Victorian Community History Awards are supported by the Victorian Government through the Community Support Fund. Learn more here: https://prov.vic.gov.au/community/gra... #VCHA2021