The aim of the DAAAG Virtual Centre and Web Portal is to digitise, to preserve for posterity, Dutch Australians’ intangible and images of their tangible cultural heritage for their progeny, for education and for research purposes. Academics on Dutch history, migration and culture will provide a context for the digitised Read more
A Touch of Dutch has just come off the press and will make a great Xmas gift. It’s the first ever comprehensive book about the 400 year connection the Dutch have with Australia. Its 34 authors give you a detailed view of the maritime, military, migration and mercantile connection with Read more
Art and Culture Corrie Ancone Freelance Photographer, Artist and Permanent Part Time Welfare WorkerIn 1953 my parents and my four siblings migrated to South Australia. We initially spent six very hard months in Glossop, Berri, where we lived in an old workman’s out shed while my father was Read more
Welcome to Dutch Australians at a Glance (DAAAG) Acknowledging the Past and Sustaining the Present and Future DAAAG DAAAG was created to be an accessible, easy to navigate, multimedia internet service dedicated to the sustainable digital preservation of Dutch Australians’ cultural heritage – for use by scholars, researchers, bureaucrats, journalists, Read more