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Further Back in Time for Dinner: The Development of a Nation

Further Back in Time for Dinner: The Development of a Nation

Educational 2020 ABC iview

Available on ABC iview

An ordinary family immerse themselves in Australian history, experiencing key events in the history of Australia in each decade from Federation to the 1940s.

Educational 2020 ABC iview

Starring Annabel Crabb

EPISODE 1

1900s

The family travel back to the 1900s, when the widely-supported Federation took effect, the White Australia policy legislation was introduced, and the women's suffrage movement finally brought women the vote.

15 min 14 Oct 2020 G
EPISODE 2

1910s

The family travel back to the 1910s, when the first census of the Commonwealth is released, World War I breaks out, and the end of the war introduces the observation of Remembrance Day.

17 min 21 Oct 2020 PG
EPISODE 3

1920s

The family travels back to the 1920s when many changes for women began to take place. Australia's first female member of Parliament, Edith Cowan, was elected, and Parliament House in Canberra opened.

18 min 28 Oct 2020 G
EPISODE 4

1930s

The family heads back to the 1930s during The Great Depression which saw the introduction of the `susso'. The Sydney Harbour Bridge opens, and Australia celebrates the 150th anniversary of the landing of the First Fleet.

16 min 4 Nov 2020 G
EPISODE 5

1940s

The family travels back to the 1940s when World War II broke out. Women begin to move into the paid workforce and food rationing is enforced.

17 min 11 Nov 2020 PG

Annabel Crabb

Host

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Further Back in Time for Dinner: The Development of a Nation

EDUCATIONAL

An ordinary family immerse themselves in Australian history, experiencing key events in the history of Australia in each decade from Federation to the 1940s.

Information

Studio: AUSBCOV
Genre: Educational
Released: 2020

Languages

Subtitles: English (Australia) (CC, SDH)

Accessibility

: Closed captions refer to subtitles in available languages with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.