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Jacqui Durrant
Australian historian, author and public speaker based in Beechworth, Victoria, specialising in the Aboriginal and colonial gold-rush history of north-east Victoria.
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Oct 6, 2026
View From A Mountain in Motion
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13:55Jacqui DurrantGUEST
I think when I started climbing, At least in Australia at that point in time, I would have been in the minority of women on the rock.
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14:05Jacqui DurrantGUEST
It was something that like no one else in my immediate family would have ever considered doing.
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14:17Jacqui DurrantGUEST
I'm a historian by trade and I used to go rock climbing at Mount Buffalo in the late 90s and early 2000s.
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14:26Jacqui DurrantGUEST
A lot of the climbs, particularly around the gorge, they're just incredibly exposed climbs.
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27:16Anthony RomanoGUEST
We can allow climate to have this wiggle room if we're doing the right things on the ground now, rather than when it's too late.