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This compelling historical account, The Way We Were: Australian Popular Magazines 1856-1969, chronicles the vibrant evolution of Australian popular magazines across more than a century. It uncovers the cultural shifts and societal trends reflected in these publications, presenting a detailed look at their content, design, and impact on the nation's identity. The narrative illustrates how these periodicals served as a mirror to Australian life, from fashion and domesticity to politics and entertainment. Lindesay’s work argues for the significant role these magazines played in shaping public opinion and reflecting the changing aspirations of a burgeoning nation. This insightful volume offers a nostalgic yet academic perspective on a pivotal aspect of Australian media history.