The Tiger’s Mouth https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Publications About / CV Everyday Heritage Remembering Coohey Fue Uncovering the stories of Chinese Australian families Convict wives, Chinese husbands (Tasmania) The Hung family of Lefroy, Tasmania Population statistics on Chinese people in Tasmania Bibliography on Chinese in Tasmania A naturalized Chinese Tasmanian: Ah One from Hobart ‘Joss and Chinese festivities’ – Weldborough, Tasmania, 1884 From the Archive: Uncovering the Everyday Heritage of Chinese Tasmanians Who was Tie Cum Ah Chung? What’s in a name? Vale Emeritus Professor David Stuart Letham FAA FRSNZ (Hon) 1926–2025 Finding your Chinese roots Charlie Allen’s handprint A Carlton boy’s big idea Projects 2023 in review AIATSIS Finding Your Family The Chungking Legation: Australia’s Diplomatic Mission in Wartime China The Tiger’s Mouth Chinese Australian Hometown Heritage Tour Contact Ah Yin family of Adelong, c.1897 So you think your ancestor might come from Shunde? Family history research worksheets My time as a DECRA research fellow, 2016–2019 2016 in review 2017 in review 2018 in review Maisie Fook: ‘A Chinese, born and living in White Australia’ Confusions of citizenship US Army topographic maps of Guangdong Cangdong Cultural Heritage Month, January 2022 2019 Chinese Australian Hometown Heritage Tour CAHS presentation, 24 July 2021 Women’s History Month 2021 on Twitter 2020 in review Charlie Allen’s mystery aunt Uncommon Lives ‘A legacy of White Australia’ – Records about the Poon Gooey family in the NAA Wellington research trip, May 2019 ‘A Chinese New Year’s Day’, Sydney, 1899 Were Chinese women naturalized in British Columbia? Canada research trip, August 2018 Canada research trip, July 2016 Ten years of the Tiger’s Mouth Chinese Australian families and the legacies of colonial naturalisation