Nannup Oral Histories Project

🎧 Nannup Oral History Project – Voices of a Community, Stories of a Lifetime

Welcome to the Voices of Nannup Oral History Project, a growing collection of local stories that capture the heart, heritage and character of our community.

Building on the success of the first 20 episodes, this next series introduces five new stories, sharing memories of forestry, farming, family life, creativity, resilience and community connection. Each conversation offers a unique perspective on the people and experiences that have shaped Nannup, helping preserve our rich heritage for future generations.

Proudly supported by the Shire of Nannup, the Department of Communities and the Heritage Council of Western Australia, these recordings continue the Shire of Nannup's commitment to celebrating and preserving the voices of our community.

The next chapter of Voices of Nannup has arrived. Featuring five new stories of resilience, community, family and local heritage, these recordings celebrate the people who have helped shape Nannup's identity over generations.

â–¶ Watch the launch video and explore the latest Voices of Nannup oral histories. Listen, share and help preserve these stories for future generations.


👉 Join us as we journey through Nannup’s rich tapestry—one story, one voice, one episode at a time.

Year

Project Output

Funding Partner

Project Team

Key Outcomes

2024-2025

20 Oral History Episodes + Mini Documentary

Department of Communities

Project Coordination: Nicole Botica & Apryl Longford (Shire of Nannup)
Production: Alex Hawkins (Simple Ben Stories)
Interviewer: Andrea Alexander

Preserved 20 personal stories from community members, creating a permanent digital record of Nannup's history and strengthening community connection to local heritage.

2026

5 Oral History Episodes + Mini Documentary

Heritage Council of Western Australia

Project Coordination: Nicole Botica & Apryl Longford (Shire of Nannup)
Production: Alex Hawkins (Simple Ben Stories)
Interviewer: Andrea Alexander

Expanded the Oral History Project through additional recordings and documentation, ensuring important local stories continue to be captured and shared with future generations.

2027

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