Special History Festival series: A State of Change The History Festival has teamed up with Solstice Podcasting to give you a five-episode taste of the 2021 History Festival program. This week on the podcast, Paddy O’Toole from the Willunga Branch of the National Trust of South Australia regales us with tales of <a href= "https://festival.history.sa.gov.au/events/willungas-wicked-way-criminals-crime-and-constables/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Willunga’s heinous past</a> as she shows us through the old Courthouse Museum. We then hear from Peter Lucas from the Milang Railway Museum, who tells us all about <a href= "https://festival.history.sa.gov.au/events/nuggetts-trail-opening/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Nuggett the horse</a> who brought goods (and royalty) along the jetty tramway to the township of Milang. Search the full History Festival program online: <a href= "https://historyfestival.sa.gov.au/">historyfestival.sa.gov.au</a> South Australia's History Festival runs from 1 to 30 May 2021. This podcast is proudly supported by History Festival regional partner SA Power Networks – Empowering South Australia since 1946.

Bonus episode: Cultivating native oysters in the Port River

Talking History is a series of free monthly lectures hosted by the History Trust of South Australia. Each month you can hear about a different aspect of South Australia's history. We have a range of speakers from various disciplines, from history and archaeology to architecture and community research.

Inspiring generations in the present through creative engagement with the past. The History Trust researches, preserves and presents the history of South Australia. We manage three museums, the State History Collection and a statewide community history program.