Tim Sherratt

Tim is a historian and hacker who researches the possibilities and politics of digital cultural collections. He has worked across the cultural heritage sector and has been developing online resources relating to libraries, archives, museums and history since 1993. Tim is Associate Professor of Digital Heritage in the Centre for Creative and Cultural Research at the University of Canberra. You can find Tim at timsherratt.org or as @wragge on Twitter.

Kate Bagnall

Kate is a social historian whose research focuses on histories of the family, migration and the law in Australia and New Zealand. Kate is best known for her work on Chinese Australian history, particularly histories of women, children and families, and the history of the White Australia policy and its colonial beginnings. Kate also has a long interest in the Cantonese hometown districts of the Pearl River Delta and, in pre-COVID times, she led the Chinese Australian Hometown Heritage Tour to Hong Kong and Guangdong with Sophie Couchman. Kate is Senior Lecturer in Humanities and coordinator of the Family History program at the University of Tasmania. You can find Kate's blog at chineseaustralia.org or as @baibi on Twitter.