ACTIVITY
TYPE
DATE
VENUE
SPONSOR
CONTACT
OT-150 Symposium with multiple presenters
Presentations
July 21 2022, 9.30 am to 1 pm
Allan Scott Auditorium (room H2-16)
University of South Australia
University of South Australia, URPS and the OT-150 Committee
Mac Benoy
EMAIL
info@ot150.net
Connecting the Colonies: The Overland Telegraph’s Role In Global Communication
Richard Venus
After the Great Work – meeting the challenges of the 1870's
Emeritus Professor Denis Cryle
Perceptions of the OT Ten Years On – from the Public Record
Mac Benoy, Todd Resercher
What’s Left - the OTL in the 21st Century
Andrew Crouch, Overland Telegraph Historian
Book Launch - “20 to the Mile, the Overland Telegraph” by Derek Pugh
Launched by Barry Todd, great grandson of Sir Charles Todd
Meet the author - optional session with Derek Pugh
Overland Telegraph Construction: Relationships with First Nations Peoples
Susie Herzberg OAM, Urban and Environmental Planner
Building the Overland Telegraph
Derek Pugh OAM - author of “20 to the Mile, the Overland Telegraph”
A line of enquiry: Collections & Knowledge Generated by the Overland Telegraph Line
Philip Jones, South Australian Museum Senior Researcher
Opening by Her Excellency the Honourable Frances Adamson AC
Governor of South Australia
Facilitated by Keith Conlon OAM
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ACTIVITY
TYPE
DATE
VENUE
SPONSOR
CONTACT
OT-150 Symposium with multiple presenters
Presentations
July 21 2022
Unversity of SA, City West, Theater H2-16
OT-150
Mac Benoy
EMAIL
info@ot150.net
SYMPOSIUM
Connecting the Colonies: The Overland
Telegraph’s Role In Global Communication
Richard Venus, OTL Researcher
After the Great Work – meeting the challenges
of the 1870's
Emeritus Professor Denis Cryle
Perceptions of the OT from the Public Record
Mac Benoy, Todd researcher
Overland Telegraph Construction:
Relationships with First Nations Peoples
Susie Herzberg, Todd Family
Building the Overland Telegraph
Derek Pugh - author of 20 to the Mile,
the Overland Telegraph
A line of enquiry: Collections & Knowledge
Generated by the Overland Telegraph Line
Philip Jones, S A Museum Senior Researcher
What’s Left - the OTL in the 21st Century
Andrew Crouch, O. T. Historian
SA Book Launch - “20 to the Mile, the
Overland Telegraph” by Derek Pugh
Launched by Barry Todd, great grandson of
Sir Charles Todd
Meet the author - optional session with
Derek Pugh
A line of enquiry: Collections & Knowledge
Generated by the Overland Telegraph Line
Philip Jones, S A Museum Senior Researcher
Opening by Her Excellency the Honourable
Frances Adamson AC, Governor of South Australia
Facilitated by Keith Conlon OAM
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