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Recovered Lives The “incorrigible” convict with a sharp tongue Nichola Garvey 8 March 2019 Catherine Henrys (c. 1806–55) Recovered Lives “High time” for the Huddersfield Four Nichola Garvey 8 March 2019 Lydia Clay (1811–58), Elizabeth Quarmby (1822–93), Mary Ann Wentworth (1824–1911) and Ruth Richardson (1817–58), transportees Recovered Lives Farmer, businesswoman — and founder of Penfolds Julie McIntyre 8 March 2019 Mary Penfold (1816–95) Recovered Lives Pioneering medic blazed the trail Karen Fox 8 March 2019 Iza Coghlan (1868–1946), doctor

Recovered Lives “Just hear the birds from Bendigo” Nicole McLennan 8 March 2019 Lili Sharp (1876–1964), singer Recovered Lives On the edge of history Alexandra McKinnon 8 March 2019 Nell Malone (1881–1963), hospital orderly and governess Recovered Lives A slight bias towards eels and lizards Emily Gallagher 8 March 2019 Ella McFadyen (1887–1976), writer and editor Recovered Lives Another brilliant career Alexandra McKinnon 8 March 2019 Kathleen Ussher (1891–1983), illustrator, writer, public servant

Recovered Lives Feminism by consensus Michal Bosworth and Charlie Fox 7 March 2019 Roma Catherine Gilchrist (1909–83), socialist, feminist and peace activist Recovered Lives The pioneering envoy who “waged war” on Canberra Anne Rees 7 March 2019 A cache of letters reveals a fierce ambition and a fiery struggle Books & arts A kind of heroism Sara Dowse 19 February 2019 Books | Stoked by cigarettes and whiskey, Kenneth Cook kept writing until the end Books & arts Dangerous oppositions Brian McFarlane 6 February 2019 Cinema | Two remarkable women receive two great portrayals in Mary Queen of Scots