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Two Centuries of Chinese Heritage in Western Australia

Two Centuries of Chinese Heritage in Western Australia

Auteur(s): Chinese WA
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These podcasts tell stories of two centuries of Chinese communities’ contributions to Western Australia and beyond. For more details of our project, please visit www.ChineseWA.net.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chinese WA
Essais et carnets de voyage Monde Sciences sociales
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  • A Mysterious Death in Onslow
    Jun 5 2025
    This episode features A/Prof Yu Tao in conversation with Prof Benjamin Smith, examining the mysterious death of Ah Hing, a Chinese laundryman in the late 19th-century town of Onslow, Western Australia. Drawing on witness testimonies and the official inquest, the hosts explore how this case sheds light on the lives and struggles of Chinese labourers in remote colonial outposts.

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    41 min
  • See Sing & Co.
    May 4 2025
    In this episode, Associate Professor Yu Tao joins Professor Benjamin Smith to uncover the remarkable story of See Sing & Co., a pioneering Chinese Australian business that served the remote communities of Cassac, Broome, and Roebourne during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Their conversation reveals how this little-known enterprise functioned as a lifeline for settlers in the north while reflecting the broader experiences of early Chinese Western Australians navigating opportunity, adversity, and belonging. As Western Australia transformed from colony to state, See Sing & Co. offers a powerful lens into the resilience, adaptability, and enduring legacy of Chinese-run businesses in the region’s evolving social and economic landscape.

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    30 min
  • Chinese Market Gardens
    Apr 4 2025
    This episode features A/Prof Yu Tao in conversation with Lucy Hair and Prof Benjamin Smith, delving into the rich and often overlooked history of Chinese market gardens in Western Australia. Together, they reflect on the limited occupational opportunities for Chinese migrants in the early twentieth century, and how market gardening became both a livelihood and a lasting cultural contribution. The discussion also highlights the enduring legacy of these gardens, their role in shaping WA’s food culture, and the significance of recording these stories through digital storytelling and community engagement.

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    35 min

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